Varna gold treasure from Bulgaria, considered the oldest processed gold in the world dating back to the time of the Chalcolithic (Aeneolithic, Copper Age) Varna Culture, usually dated to 4400-4100 BC. [1024 x 769]
Carved jade tube of unknown purpose. China, Liangzhu culture, 2500 BC [1322×2064]
“Steel and Bone Breastplate” Found in the Italian Peninsula, Unknown Culture, Late 6th Century [1580×1999]
One of the original Gudi (Lit, “Bone Flute”). A group of flute like instruments found in a Neolithic tomb in Jiahu and represents the oldest musical instruments found in the region. Peiligang culture, modern day China. ~6000 BC. [7952×5304]
Southern Death Culture – Nobody Cares – Single (2019)
The Suicide of Western Culture – Long live death! Down with intelligence! (2015)
A fantastically intricate bead made from gold, recovered from a desert site in southeastern Arabia. Early Iron Age culture, c. 1100-800 BCE. [945×744].
Large burial mantle (1.66 × 2.7 m) made from alpaca wool woven on cotton warps. It’s design primarily consists of motifs of stylized composite animals. Paracas culture, modern day Peru. 200 BC to 200 AD. [2100×1285]
The Skarpsalling Pot (Funnel Beaker Culture, ca. 3200 BC, Denmark) decorated in the distinct Troldebjerg Style, it is one of the best and finest examples of not just Danish Early Neolithic pottery but Neolithic pottery in general. More pictures in… Continue Reading
“Headdress” from the Pazyryk Culture, Early Iron Age, found during an excavation in the Altai Mountains between 1947-1948 [1348×1920]
The Museum of Pop Culture, Seattle [960 x 860]
The Alaca Höyük iron Dagger. Made from Meteoric iron with a golden hilt/guard, its one of the oldest of it’s kind ever discovered. Hattian culture, Modern day turkey. Around 2500 BC. [1000×299]
Hammer-shaped Bone Pins excavated from a Barrow in Southern Russia, belonging to the Yamnaya Culture ~3000BC, exhibiting the patterns of a snake. [400×377]
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Red-polished ware double pot with a single opening. Pre-dynastic Egypt (Badarian culture). 5500 to 4000 BC. [459×575]
Mississippian Culture flared flint hoe blade found in a hollow tree trunk in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1820. Carved c. 1000-1400 CE. [4096×6144]
[1922×1922] [OC] just one wall on the museum of pop culture by Frank Gehry
Helmet, Western European (Hallstatt Culture) 1199-700 BC[1271×1600]
“Saddle Cover with Griffins (Two Fragments)” Pazyryk Culture, turn of the 4th-3rd centuries B.C., Altai Mountains [1920×1079]
“Bridle Plaque with a Panther” Scythian Culture, 5th Century B.C., Bronze [1570×1920]
Embossed copper plate from the Etowah Mounds near Cartersville, Georgia, USA. Mississippian culture, dating to the 13th century. [1175×1762]
Master of Animals in chlorite, Mesopotamia (Jiroft culture), 2500 BC[560×422]
Rafael Uribe Uribe Palace of Culture, Medellin [OC] [3024×4032]
On the left, Mycenaean bronze sword found at Dumbrăvioara, Mureş County, Romania. On the bottom right, Wietenberg culture (2200–1600/1500 BCE) battle axes found at Valea Chioarului, Maramureş County, Romania. The image also includes pottery (top left) and fibulae (top middle)[3488×2616]
6500 years old human footprint, found on a floor of a Neolithic house at remains of prehistoric settlement of Vinča culture in Iđoš – Banat region, northern Serbia. Collection of Museum in Kikinda [854×650]