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| Artefact's
name: Incised pebble with wolf
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| Chronology: 12000-10000
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| Period: Late
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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... |
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| Artefact's
name: Impressed ware with sun and two figures in
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type:
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| Large ovoidal shaped jar with four small horizontal
handles, decorated with cardial impressions to represent a
stylized man in worship, some spikes and the sun .
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| Artefact's
name: Bone pendant with circular
indentations | |
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| Rectangular fragment of a small plate made out of bone,
decorated with several lines of holes. |
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| Artefact's
name:
Pintadera | |
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| Oval shaped, quite elongated pintadera made out of a
black clay.The pintaderas are traditionally interpreted as
tattoo instruments, but they could be also textile stamps or
systems of reconnaissance in... |
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| Artefact's
name: Bull’s shaped handle
cup | |
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| Object
type: Animal
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| Hemispherical shaped bronze cup with a vertical handle
sourmonted by a bull's head. |
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| Artefact's
name: Enigmatic tablets from Polada
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| tablets with impressions. This kind of tablets are
interpreted by most scholars as part of a cult practice.
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| Artefact's
name: Statuette of
Favella | |
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| Object
type: Human
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| From the Early Neolithic village of Favella comes a set
of pottery statuettes with a special emphasis on the sexual
aspects of the motherhood |
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| Artefact's
name: Enigmatic tablets from Polada
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| tablets with impressions. This kind of tablets are
interpreted by most scholars as part of a cult practice.
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| Artefact's
name: Bell Beaker Ware
cup | |
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type:
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| Period: Late Eneolithic
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| Short Bell Beaker style decorated cup, recovered from
the Fosso Conicchio grave. |
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| Artefact's
name: Marmotta’s
Venus | |
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| Object
type: Human
figurine | |
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| Period: Early Neolithic
Period | |
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| The so-called Marmotta’s Venus, a female carved stone
figurine, was found by the underwater excavations in the
village. |
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| Artefact's
name: Venus of
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| Object
type: Human
figurine | |
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| Chronology: 18000-10000
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| Period: Late Paleolithic
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| The Savignano’s Venus is the Italian most famous
prehistoric female figurine. |
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| Artefact's
name: Enigmatic tablets from Polada
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| tablets with impressions. This kind of tablets are
interpreted by most scholars as part of a cult practice.
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| Artefact's
name: Bell Beaker Cup from Santa Cristina di
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| Object
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| Cup characterized by its bell shaped feature, open
mouthed rim, globular body and curved base. The body presents
typical Bell Beaker decorations. |
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| Artefact's
name: Statuette of Favella
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| Object
type: Human
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| The statuette representing a female figure was
recovered mutilated at the basin level. |
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