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Mycenaean stirrup jar
grater, front fairing
atrophic canine pendant of deer
Stone mace heads
Long front retouching scratcher
Flask vase
Triangular dagger
Arrowhead
Obsidian lamellae
Cup painted in Serra d'Alto style
Fragment of a handle with an animal protome
Shell necklace
Hourglass vase
Storeroom of bronzes
Biconical urn with crested helmet
Mycenaean stirrup jar
grater, front fairing
atrophic canine pendant of deer
Stone mace heads
Long front retouching scratcher
Flask vase
Triangular dagger
Arrowhead
Obsidian lamellae
Cup painted in Serra d'Alto style
Fragment of a handle with an animal protome
Shell necklace
Hourglass vase
Storeroom of bronzes
Biconical urn with crested helmet

Obsidian lamellae

Anonymous

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Museum of the Origins

Museum of the Origins

Pz.le Aldo Moro, 5, Rome

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From Ripoli (Teramo). Obsidian lamellae, mid-recent Neolithic. (photo Scarpelli). Obsidian is one of the most frequently traded products during the Neolithic. It is a volcanic glass whose main sources in the Mediterranean are found in Melos in the Aegean, in Lipari in the Aeolian Islands, on Monte Arci in Sardinia, in Palmarola in the Pontine islands and in Pantelleria.
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Title: Obsidian lamellae

Author: Anonymous

Date: Neolithic

Technique: Obsidian

Displayed in: Museum of the Origins

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