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Anthropomorphic bronze pendants representing abstract deities and amulets from the Central European Bronze Age (16th-12th century BCE)

Anthropomorphic Pendants

Bracelets and Sickles (Armschmuck und Sicheln)

Bracelets and Sickles (Armschmuck und Sicheln)

Bronze chariot and bird depictions from Central Europe, 12th-8th century BC

Sun cross, bronze chariot and accompanying bird depiction

Bronze ring-shaped wealth, Lengyeltoti, Hungary, 12th Century BC

Bronze ring-shaped wealth

Bronze rings represent a form of "ring money" used during the Bronze Age in Central Europe.

Bronze ring money from Reichnau

Ceramic vessel, shaped in an anthropomorphic (human-like) form, dates to the Baden Culture of the Late Copper Age in Central Europe.

Anthropomorphic clay vessel with a modeled breast.

Close-up of the sun disc from the sarcophagus lid of Djehapimu, Royal Audit Officer. Late Period, 746-332 BC. Granite.

Sun disc, Sarcophagus lid of Djehapimu

Cylinder seal impression depicting a divine audience scene with cuneiform inscription, Mesopotamia

Mesopotamian cylinder seal with divine audience scene

Cylinder seal impressions depicting gods and celestial symbols, Mesopotamia

Mesopotamian cylinder seals and impressions

Detail of an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus. Red solar disk above the deceased, lying on a ceremonial bier.

Solar disc above the dead, ancient Egyptian sarcophagus