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Eighth Century Bc Collection

The eighth century BC was a time of remarkable cultural and artistic achievements across various regions of the world

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: The Philippeion, Olympia, Arcadia, The Peloponnese, Greece, Southern Europe

The Philippeion, Olympia, Arcadia, The Peloponnese, Greece, Southern Europe

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Isaiah, 8th-century BC Jewish prophet. Illustration by Gordon Ross

Isaiah, 8th-century BC Jewish prophet. Illustration by Gordon Ross, American artist and illustrator (1873-1946), from Living Biographies of Religious Leaders

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Bronze vase with lid ornament depicting ritual dance around chained bear, from Campi Bisenzio

Bronze vase with lid ornament depicting ritual dance around chained bear, from Campi Bisenzio, province of Florence
Prehistory, Italy, 8th century b.C. Bronze vase with lid ornament depicting a ritual dance around a chained bear. From Campi Bisenzio, province of Florence. Detail, dancers

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Matt-painted pitcher decorated with geometric patterns, early Iron Age

Matt-painted pitcher decorated with geometric patterns, early Iron Age, from tumuli necropolis of Dion
Greek civilization, Helladic period, 11th-8th century b.C. Matt-painted pitcher decorated with geometric patterns, early Iron Age. From the tumuli necropolis of Dion

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Bronze figure depicting praying woman, detail, from Sardinia Region

Bronze figure depicting praying woman, detail, from Sardinia Region
Nuragic civilization, 8th century b.C. Bronze figure depicting a praying woman, detail. From Sardinia Region

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Bronze sword and scabbard, from necropolis of Mandrione di Cavalupo, province of Viterbo

Bronze sword and scabbard, from necropolis of Mandrione di Cavalupo, province of Viterbo
Italic civilizations, 8th century b.C. Bronze sword and scabbard. From the necropolis of Mandrione di Cavalupo, province of Viterbo

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Terracotta bowl with base in shape of ram, from Monterano

Terracotta bowl with base in shape of ram, from Monterano
Prehistory, Italy, 8th century b.C. Terracotta bowl with base in shape of a ram. From Monterano

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Skyphos with geometric decoration, protogeometric period, early Iron Age

Skyphos with geometric decoration, protogeometric period, early Iron Age, from tumuli necropolis of Dion
Greek civilization, Helladic period, 11th-8th century b.C. Skyphos with geometric decoration, protogeometric period, early Iron Age. From the tumuli necropolis of Dion

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Terracotta painted vase, from Campi Bisenzio, province of Florence

Terracotta painted vase, from Campi Bisenzio, province of Florence
Prehistory, Italy, 8th century b.C. Terracotta painted vase. From Campi Bisenzio, province of Florence

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Bronze pectoral, from Canevaccia, province of Bologna

Bronze pectoral, from Canevaccia, province of Bologna
Italic civilizations, Piceni, 8th century b.C. Bronze pectoral. From Canevaccia, province of Bologna

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Detail of male figure carving of bronze sword scabbard, from necropolis of Mandrione di Cavalupo

Detail of male figure carving of bronze sword scabbard, from necropolis of Mandrione di Cavalupo, province of Viterbo
Italic civilizations, 8th century b.C. Detail of a male figure carving of a bronze sword scabbard. From the necropolis of Mandrione di Cavalupo, province of Viterbo

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Italy, Sardinia, Torralba, province of Sassari, Archaeological complex of Nuraghe Sant Antine or

Italy, Sardinia, Torralba, province of Sassari, Archaeological complex of Nuraghe Sant Antine or Sa domo de su Re
Italy - Sardinia Region - Torralba, province of Sassari - Archaeological complex of Nuraghe Sant Antine or Sa domo de su Re (the kings house). Tower and walls

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Bronze funerary urn in shape of house, from Vulci, province of Viterbo, Detail

Bronze funerary urn in shape of house, from Vulci, province of Viterbo, Detail
Prehistory, Italy, Iron Age. Villanovan culture. Bronze funerary urn in the shape of a house. From Vulci, province of Viterbo. Detail

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Ossuary with lid, from Arnoaldi necropolis, Bologna

Ossuary with lid, from Arnoaldi necropolis, Bologna
Prehistory, Italy, Iron Age. Villanovan culture. Ossuary with lid. From the Arnoaldi necropolis, Bologna

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Italy, Sardinia Region, Barumini, Medio Campidano province, archaeological site Su Nuraxi

Italy, Sardinia Region, Barumini, Medio Campidano province, archaeological site Su Nuraxi
Italy - Sardinia Region - Barumini, Medio Campidano province. Bronze Age archaeological site Su Nuraxi (the nuraghe; UNESCO World Heritage List, 1997)

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Pitcher with truncated spout, early Iron Age, from prehistoric settlement of Asseros, Lagadas

Pitcher with truncated spout, early Iron Age, from prehistoric settlement of Asseros, Lagadas, Thessaloniki
Greek civilization, Helladic period, 11th-8th century b.C. Pitcher with truncated spout, early Iron Age. From the prehistoric settlement of Asseros, Lagadas, Thessaloniki

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Cinerary urn with lid, from Fermo

Cinerary urn with lid, from Fermo
Italic civilizations, Piceni, 8th century b.C. Cinerary urn with lid. From Fermo

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Head of Taharka, from Thebes

Head of Taharka, from Thebes
Egyptian civilization, Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty XXV. Head of Taharka. From Thebes

Background imageEighth Century Bc Collection: Cinerary urn decorated with geometric pattern

Cinerary urn decorated with geometric pattern
Italic civilizations, Piceni, 8th century b.C. Cinerary urn decorated with geometric pattern


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The eighth century BC was a time of remarkable cultural and artistic achievements across various regions of the world. In Olympia, Arcadia, located in the Peloponnese region of Greece, stood the magnificent Philippeion. This grand structure served as a memorial to Philip II of Macedon and showcased the architectural prowess of Southern Europe. Meanwhile, in Ma rib governorate, Yemen, the Dam of Ma rib stood as a testament to ancient engineering marvels. Built during this era, it demonstrated the advanced irrigation systems that were developed by civilizations in this part of the world. In China's Western Zhou Dynasty during the 11th-8th century BC, an exquisite ritual mask depicting Taotie was crafted. This intricate piece showcased China's rich artistic heritage and its deep-rooted connection with symbolism and spirituality. Moving westwards to Pleven Region in Bulgaria, goldsmith art flourished during this period. The treasure of Valcitran contained an impressive Umbo (shield boss), showcasing masterful craftsmanship and attention to detail. Jewelry also played a significant role in expressing cultural identity during this time. An anchor-shaped pendant made from bronze discovered in Axioupolis exemplified Greek civilization's love for adornment and their skillful metalworking techniques. In Vulci province within Viterbo Italy resided a unique Bronze funerary urn shaped like a house dating back to the 8th century BC. This extraordinary artifact reflected not only burial customs but also provided insights into ancient Italian society. Beyond material artifacts, influential figures emerged during this era as well. Isaiah, an 8th-century BC Jewish prophet left an indelible mark on religious history through his teachings and prophecies which continue to inspire people today. Sardinia too contributed its own artistic legacy with a bronze figure depicting a warrior from its region - showcasing their martial traditions and skilled craftsmanship. Lastly but no less fascinating is another bronze vase found in Campi Bisenzio, province of Florence.