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- Object[222]
- yes[222]
- no[222]
- american[1]
- asian[1]
- egyptian[2]
- european[165]
- near eastern[53]
- amphora[2]
- animal bone[1]
- antler[13]
- anvil[1]
- atlatl[1]
- axe[1]
- axe head[5]
- baton[9]
- baton de commandement[1]
- battle axe[5]
- beaker[2]
- bell-beaker[3]
- bird bone[2]
- boat axe[5]
- bobbin[7]
- bone[1]
- bow drill[1]
- bowl[4]
- canopic jar lid[2]
- carving[9]
- cast[154]
- celt[5]
- chisel[4]
- cup[4]
- cylinder seal impression[30]
- die[1]
- dish[2]
- doll[1]
- elk bone[1]
- fibula (pin)[8]
- figurine[13]
- funnel beaker[1]
- hammer[1]
- hand axe[3]
- hand-axe[1]
- harpoon[10]
- horn (animal part)[2]
- jar[4]
- jug[3]
- knife[2]
- laurel leaf point[2]
- nuclei[2]
- object[1]
- pan (object)[1]
- phalanx[1]
- point[9]
- polisher[1]
- pot[3]
- relief[1]
- reproduction[13]
- scarab seal impression[2]
- seal impression[3]
- side scraper[1]
- spear thrower[4]
- split base point[2]
- stamp seal impression[17]
- stick die[1]
- strainer[1]
- tool[1]
- vessel[2]
- vessel handle[1]
- whetstone[1]
- abo-bjorneborg government[1]
- abri blanchard[5]
- abu hatab[1]
- arcy-sur-cure[1]
- ariege[3]
- asia minor[10]
- belgium[9]
- bohemia[37]
- brandy's[2]
- brassempouy[2]
- bruniquel[3]
- bubenec[10]
- carelia-antrea[1]
- castel merle[2]
- cave u kapusi[1]
- cerny vol[1]
- cesky brod[1]
- charente[2]
- china[1]
- claterna[7]
- czech republic[37]
- dejvice-prague[1]
- denmark[9]
- dordogne[58]
- egypt[2]
- espelugues cave[1]
- europe[3]
- finland[2]
- france[80]
- germany[1]
- gorge d'enfer[1]
- goyet[1]
- grand pressigny[2]
- grimaldi[1]
- grotte du trilobite[1]
- grottes des rideaux[1]
- haute-garonne[1]
- hautes-pyrenees[2]
- hradischt[1]
- indre-et-loire[2]
- iraq[22]
- italy[10]
- jicin[1]
- kodou[1]
- kolin[1]
- la madeleine[41]
- landes[2]
- laugerie basse[7]
- les espelugues[1]
- les eyzies[1]
- lespugue[1]
- letna[1]
- limuzy[1]
- lotous[1]
- louny[1]
- lourdes[2]
- magrite[4]
- mas d'azil[2]
- massat[1]
- molitorov kourim[1]
- montaigle[1]
- munich[1]
- near east[14]
- neratovice[2]
- nippur[20]
- pardubice[2]
- pisek[1]
- platenice[2]
- podbaba[1]
- prachovske[2]
- prague[13]
- robenhausen[1]
- roches de sergeac[4]
- saint-acheul[2]
- saint-more[1]
- saone[2]
- scandinavia[12]
- skaly[2]
- slany[2]
- slatina[1]
- somme[2]
- sovenice[1]
- srbska[1]
- statenice[1]
- strepy[1]
- switzerland[15]
- tarn-et-garonne[3]
- touzetin[1]
- trebusice[1]
- trou de chaleaux[2]
- turnov county[1]
- vestec[1]
- yonne[1]
- zlichov[2]
- aunjetitz[1]
- aurignacian[6]
- bell beaker phase[2]
- bohemian bronze age i[4]
- bohemian bronze age ii[1]
- bohemian bronze age iii[5]
- bohemian eneolithic[9]
- bohemian neolithic[1]
- bohemian neolithic i[6]
- bohemian neolithic ii[3]
- bronze age[7]
- bronze age ii[2]
- corded phase[4]
- european medieval period[1]
- hallstatt ii[2]
- incised phase[3]
- iron age[12]
- jordansmuhl phase[1]
- knoviz phase[3]
- late 19th century[2]
- lausitz[1]
- lower aurignacian[2]
- luzice[1]
- magdalenian[29]
- magdalenian iv[12]
- magdalenian v[3]
- magdalenian vi[17]
- middle aurignacian[6]
- modern[222]
- mousterian[1]
- neolithic[11]
- neolithic ii[1]
- neolithic iii[2]
- nordic phase[2]
- paleolithic[3]
- planany phase[1]
- qing dynasty[1]
- roman period[3]
- silesian[2]
- slezska[1]
- solutrean[1]
- sovenice phase[1]
- stroked phase[2]
- unetice[4]
- upper aurignacian[3]
- upper mousterian[1]
- upper paleolithic[6]
- volute phase[2]
- aurignacian[6]
- barbaric culture[2]
- bohemian bronze age i[4]
- bohemian bronze age ii[1]
- bohemian bronze age iii[2]
- bohemian eneolithic[9]
- bohemian neolithic[10]
- bronze age[2]
- bronze age ii[2]
- cappadocian[1]
- chinese[1]
- danubian culture[9]
- eskimo[1]
- greek[4]
- hallstatt[1]
- hallstatt culture[2]
- imperial roman[7]
- iron age[2]
- knoviz phase[3]
- la tene[9]
- lower aurignacian[2]
- magdalenian[29]
- magdalenian iv[11]
- magdalenian v[3]
- magdalenian vi[18]
- merovingian[1]
- middle aurignacian[6]
- mousterian[2]
- neo-babylonian[3]
- neolithic[11]
- neolithic ii[2]
- neolithic iii[2]
- paleolithic[3]
- parthian[1]
- roman[3]
- sassanian[1]
- solutrean[1]
- swiss lake dweller[6]
- teutonic[1]
- upper aurignacian[3]
- upper mousterian[1]
- upper paleolithic[6]
- 3d cavern[1]
- baousse-rousse caves[1]
- bell beaker grave[1]
- cinerary grave[1]
- corded grave[2]
- cultural pit[5]
- cultural pit.[2]
- cultural pit; habitation[1]
- culture pit[1]
- east corner of x[1]
- french cave[4]
- grave[5]
- grave 18[1]
- grave 299[1]
- grave 304, in vase with cat # 3[1]
- grave 86[1]
- grave.[2]
- grotte de pape[1]
- h?[1]
- inside 2 bricks below ur engur platform[1]
- la chaise[1]
- loose soil south of ruins, west of shatt-en-nil[1]
- pit[3]
- platenice cinerary grave[1]
- settlement site[4]
- sporadic find[1]
- sureau pit[2]
- temple area east - below platform of unbaked bricks[1]
- temple area, east angle below the platform of unbaked bricks[1]
- temple area, east near ur engur platform[1]
- unetice grave.[1]
- x[1]
- actor[1]
- altar[1]
- altar?[1]
- animal[2]
- antelope[2]
- arm[2]
- bovine[2]
- bull[4]
- bull head[1]
- bull man[1]
- cartouche[1]
- deer[1]
- deer?[1]
- deity[2]
- dragon[1]
- eabani[1]
- enemy[1]
- falcon head[1]
- female head[1]
- figure[2]
- figures[1]
- fish[5]
- gate[1]
- gazelle[1]
- gilgamesh[1]
- god[5]
- goddess[2]
- goddess?[1]
- hand[2]
- heifer[1]
- hero[2]
- horse[10]
- horse head[2]
- hunter[3]
- ibex[4]
- imseti[1]
- inscription[3]
- leopard[1]
- lion[6]
- mammoth[2]
- man[2]
- mother goddess[1]
- name[1]
- panther[1]
- penis[1]
- plant[1]
- plant?[1]
- reindeer[3]
- reindeer?[2]
- ruminents[1]
- salmon[1]
- scorpion[2]
- serpent[1]
- servant[1]
- staff[1]
- star[1]
- sultan abdul hamid[1]
- villian[1]
- woman[8]
- worshipper[4]
- worshippers[1]
- animal bone[10]
- antler[7]
- bird bone[2]
- bone[16]
- bronze[7]
- ceramic[34]
- clay[1]
- copper[2]
- deer antler[2]
- elk bone[1]
- flint[3]
- horn (animal part)[1]
- ivory[1]
- mammoth ivory[6]
- metal[5]
- paint[5]
- plaster[222]
- quartz[1]
- reindeer antler[30]
- reindeer bone[1]
- reindeer horn[1]
- schist[1]
- stag horn[1]
- steatite[1]
- stone[23]
- terracotta[1]
- textile[1]
- wire[8]
- wood[2]
- carved[5]
- embroidered[1]
- engraved[30]
- incised[3]
- pierced[2]
- bloomington[2]
- indiana[2]
- yes[31]
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