Post archeological artifacts of your ancestors :) from your country.

>>212563480 (OP)
We have thousands where I live, they're called Permic Bestial Style. They're little bronze amulets made by ancient Komi people. Many of them have been adapted into local heraldry.

>>212563623
Based

ancient gaulish helmet

>>212563480 (OP)
We still kind of look like that

>>212564049
i visited the museum of archeology like last year, this was one of the pieces i liked the most, the smithing could be really high quality

>>212563989
We also have a lot of Scythian shit and it's believed that the Permic Bestial Style was either inspired by it or it's just a local variant of it.

>>212563989
Is this you

>>212564096
>argentinian pot is the only BLACK one

like poetry...

>>212564109
in general gauls didn't do much with stone, marble, etc, a lot of their skill seems to have gone into smithing
and of course most of it is corroded by now, so all that remains is the gold

>>212564231
There was also glassmaking, some of it is pretty good for something so ancient, looks like it could've been made today

>>212564231
These artifacts aren't Gaulish. They're older than the Celts themselves.

>>212563480 (OP)
Why didn't you aslo post the skeleton of a raped indio?

Ancestor hole :DDD

>>212564096
cute nigga

>>212564311
My bad, it said bronze age so i assumed it covered Gauls. This one is Gaulish I think, in general the Gaulish part of the museum had a lot of metallurgy. But a lot of it rusted.

>>212564311
What were before the gauls?
Was it some other celt group or something

>>212564137
pathetic simp. do us a favor and throw yourself into a woodchipper

>>212563480 (OP)
lots of thracian artifacts have been found. the most famous one is probably this gold treasure

>>212564436
I said before Celts as a whole. Way before the Celts, actually. These artifacts were made by the Tumulus Indo-European culture that eventually evolved into the Urnfield culture and then into the Hallstatt culture. Hallstatt culture is what the earliest Celts are known as. So, they're as old to the Celts are the earliest Celts are to us.

>>212564519
the treasure was likely used as a ceremonial set by the thracian king of odrysia seuthes III. a bronze head of him has also been found

box

>>212563480 (OP)
>my ancestors weren't from my country
>there's barely any interesting archeology in brazil
it's fucking over