Bronze dish with a solar symbols in the center. Eastern Hallstatt culture. (800-500 B.C.) In the period between 800-500 B.C., the area between Eastern France and the Middle Danube Basin was populated by peoples of the so-called Hallstatt culture. The name comes from a cemetery found at the Austrian village of Hallstatt. In the Transdanubian region, the elites of the people belonging to the Eastern branch of the Hallstatt culture lived in large, fortified settlements that flourished as centres of iron and bronze metallurgy.
Bronze dish with a solar symbols in the centerEastern Hallstatt culture(800-500 B.C.)In the period...
Read moreEmbossed gold sheet, four-pointed solar disc.Eastern Hallstatt culture.(800-500 B.C.)In the period...
Read moreA seven-point and four-point solar discs inside circles.Eastern Hallstatt culture.(800-500 B.C.)In...
Read moreCross inside a circle and spirals.Eastern Hallstatt culture.(800-500 B.C.)In the period between...
Read more