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Artefact's name: Incised pebble with wolf images |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 20.000 - 10.000 bc |
| Museum of: Museo Nazionale Preistorico Etnografico L. Pigorini |
| Period: Late Epigravettian |
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The pebbele carved with the figure of the wolf is probably the masterpiece found in Grotta Polesini (Roma). The marks the marks that covered this figure are referable to cult activities finalized to propitiate hunt. |
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Artefact's name: Bone Artefact |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 10.000 - 7.000 bc |
| Museum of: RNHM - Romanian National History Museum |
| Period: Epipaleolithic |
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An old and strange artefact made of bone, with a conspicuous decor |
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Artefact's name: Ring shaped amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Archaeological Museum Athens |
| Period: Final Neolithic |
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Gold ring-shaped amulet of hammered sheet depicting a very schematised female figure. |
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Artefact's name: Stone anthropomorphic amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Archaeological Museum Athens |
| Period: Late Neolithic or Final Neolithic |
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Stone anthropomorphic amulet |
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Artefact's name: Stone horned amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Archaeological Museum Athens |
| Period: Late Neolithic II |
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Stone anthropomorphic amulet |
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Artefact's name: Golden disc from Stollhof |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: Natural History Museum of Wien |
| Period: Late Neolithic |
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Two golden discs made of gold sheets, sometimes regarded as stylised symbols of a goddess. |
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Artefact's name: Pectoral |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: The Rousse Regional Museum of History |
| Period: Late Chalcolithic |
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Artefact's name: Amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: The Rousse Regional Museum of History |
| Period: Middle Chalcolithic |
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Artefact's name: Oscillum |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 2.000 - 0 bc |
| Museum of: Museo di preistoria e protostoria Valle del Fiora di Manciano |
| Period: Recent/Final Bronze Age |
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Artefact's name: Horse figurine |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 2.000 - 0 bc |
| Museum of: Museo di preistoria e protostoria Valle del Fiora di Manciano |
| Period: Recent/Final Bronze Age |
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Artefact's name: Spondylus amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: The Veliko Tarnovo Regional Museum of History |
| Period: Early Neolithic |
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Artefact's name: Bone amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: The Veliko Tarnovo Regional Museum of History |
| Period: Late Neolithic |
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Artefact's name: "Sciptre-token" |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: The Veliko Tarnovo Regional Museum of History |
| Period: Early Neolithic |
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Artefact's name: Marble amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: Regional History Museum Academician Jordan Ivanov |
| Period: Early |
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Artefact's name: Marble amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: Regional History Museum Academician Jordan Ivanov |
| Period: Early |
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Artefact's name: Turdas incised amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: The Deva Museum of Dacian and Roman Civilisation |
| Period: Early Eneolithic |
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Artefact's name: Tablita Tartaria no. 1 |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Transylvanian History Museum di Cluj-Napoca |
| Period: Developed Neolithic |
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The Tărtăria tablets bear incised symbols that could represent the earliest known form of writing in the world. Subsequent radiocarbon dating on the Tărtăria finds pushed the date of the tablets (and therefore of the whole Vinča culture) much further back, to as long ago as 5500 BC, the time of the time of the early Eridu phase of the Sumerian Civilization in Mesopotamia. |
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Artefact's name: Clay pendant |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: Alexandria |
| Period: Neolithic |
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Artefact's name: Zoomorphic amulet |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: Razgrad |
| Period: 7000-5000 BC |
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Stylized zoomorphic figure with two openings in the upper part |
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Artefact's name: Tablet Tartaria no. 2 |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Transylvanian History Museum di Cluj-Napoca |
| Period: Developed Neolithic |
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The famous tables are inscribed with symbols that,at the time of their discovery, were considered to be samples of Sumerian proto-writing. Newest methods of dating them entitled some researchers to state that the tablets could represent the oldest writing in the world.
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Artefact's name: Tartaria tablet no. 3 |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Transylvanian History Museum di Cluj-Napoca |
| Period: Developed Neolithic |
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The famous tables are inscribed with symbols that, at the time of their discovery, were considered to be samples of Sumerian proto-writing. Newest methods of dating them entitled some researchers to state that the tablets could represent the oldest writing in the world. |
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Artefact's name: "Bird" Idol-Pendant |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Transylvanian History Museum di Cluj-Napoca |
| Period: Middle Copper Age |
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The oldest solid gold treasury ever unearthed in Romania belonging to the Neolithic, was found in SÄlaj at Moigrad. |
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Artefact's name: Black cultic disc |
| Object type: Amulet |
| Chronology: 7.000 - 3.500 bc |
| Museum of: National Transylvanian History Museum di Cluj-Napoca |
| Period: Late Neolithic |
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The famous tables are inscribed with symbols that,at the time of their discovery, were considered to be samples of Sumerian proto-writing. Newest methods of dating them entitled some researchers to state that the tablets could represent the oldest writing in the world.
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