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Alison Fisk ✓

@AlisonFisk · joined 09 Jan 2012

Recent Masters degree in Archaeological Practice at Birkbeck @BirkbeckUoL Here to share my love of archaeology. No DMs

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Happy Sunday! 🦛 ❤️ Two ancient Egyptian blue faience hippos made by artisans some 3,800 years ago! Neues Museum, Berlin 📷 by me #Archaeology https://t.co/wZvGCWBXHF
My photo shows two blue-green Egyptian faience hippopotamus figurines displayed on a white museum surface. The larger hippo on the right sits upright on its haunches with short front legs planted forward, head turned to the left with mouth open, as if smiling. It is 9 cm in length. The smaller hippo on the left lies in a reclining or resting pose, with body close to the ground. It measures 4.8cm in length. Both are decorated with black lotus flower and aquatic river plant motifs. The museum arrangement makes them appear like a mother and her baby hippo 🥰 Egyptian blue faience is a ceramic material made of ground quartz. The decoration depicts Nile river plants such as lotus flowers found in their marsh habitat. Lotus flowers were associated with regeneration as they open in the morning and close at night. Ancient Egyptians feared hippos for their destructive power, but they were also seen as fiercely protective of their young, embodying positive powers of rebirth
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A little bear carved from amber some 6,000+ years ago! 🐻❤️ A hole through the torso suggests it was worn or suspended from a cord. National Museum in Szczecin, Poland 📷 by me #Archaeology https://t.co/wyF40tdppm
My photo shows a small figurine of a bear carved and polished out of a piece of amber between 9600 and 4100 BC. Seen in profile facing right, the amber bear is a deep translucent orange in colour which is emphasised by display lighting against a dark background, which makes the amber glow. The head is carved to show ears, mouth, nostrils, and eyes. A hole through the torso indicates it was threaded onto a cord. Length 10.2 cm, Height 4.2cm. Found during peat digging near Słupsk, Poland, in 1887. I took this photo today at the Landesmuseum Halle in Germany where the bear is currently on loan from Poland for the excellent ‘Shamaness of Bad Duremburg’ exhibition.
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@AlisonFisk carving a horse by the fire feels like the most chill thing an ice age person could do 26 views · 3 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
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Read more about the Ice Age art of the Swabian Jura on this link: https://t.co/dUvZzMzIAg 487 views · 6 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
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Known as the ‘Vogelherd Horse’ it was excavated in 1931, together with a number of other ivory animal figurines, from the Vogelherd Cave, Swabian Jura, Germany. It is on display at the Museum of Ancient Cultures at Hohentübingen Castle, Tübingen, Germany https://t.co/ys5sFK1Zar 684 views · 15 likes · 1 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
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Wonderful ancient artistry! About 40,000 years ago, this small, graceful horse figurine was carved from mammoth ivory! Imagine the #IceAge artist at work, sitting by the warmth of a fire, creating what is the world’s oldest known figure of a horse! 📷 by me #FindsFriday https:
My photo shows a profile view of a small horse figurine with head to the left, displayed against a dark background. Sculpted from mammoth ivory, the surface is a mottled greyish-earthy-brown colour with a shiny patina. It was once likely off-white in colour. The head is gracefully lowered with a long and elegant curving neck, and a convex curved back. The four legs are incomplete. The top of the tail remains. The eyes, nostrils, and mouth are carved as indents. It measures a mere 2.5 cm in height, 4.8 cm width, and 0.7 cm depth. The 'Vogelherd Horse' was excavated in 1931, together with a number of other ivory animal figurines from the Vogelherd Cave, Swabian Jura, Germany. It is the oldest known sculpture of a horse. On display at the Museum of Ancient Cultures, at Hohentübingen Castle, Tübingen, Germany.
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@AlisonFisk Paleolithic art in Europe is so beautiful, animals are so life like. Fat bellied horses, prowling lions, bison licking his side its awesome in the very sense of the word 219 views · 6 likes · 1 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
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Here’s a link to the museum record: https://t.co/Z4zSJvxHXm 817 views · 10 likes · 1 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
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Fabulous Ice Age spear thrower handle carved in the form of an animal. Known as the ‘Creeping Hyena’ it was carved from mammoth ivory around 15,000 years ago. The shaft is missing, but the hook to propel the spear is still visible. From La Madeleine rock shelter, France. 📷 by me
My photo shows an Upper Paleolithic spear-thrower handle (also known as an atlatl) carved in the form of a crouching animal, viewed in profile with head to left. Its head and neck are extended forward, low to the ground, and its legs are tucked beneath its body. It has a long downward curved tail, the pointed lower end of which ends beneath the body at lower right, forming the hook against which the tail end of the spear rests. It is known as the ‘Creeping hyena’ spear thrower. The ivory is a warm beige colour and is cracked with age in places. The sculpture is mounted on a thin metal support in a museum display case. It was found in La Madeleine rock shelter, Tursac, Dordogne, France. I saw this spear thrower on display at the Pompidou Centre, on loan from the National Prehistory Museum in Les Eyzies-de-Tayac.
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The Lady of Elche. This remarkable 2,400 year-old limestone bust of a woman with elaborate headdress and jewellery is an icon of Iberian culture from pre-Roman Spain. From La Alcudia, Elche, Spain. National Archaeological Museum, Madrid. 📷 by me #Archaeology https://t.co/tfVp4
My photo shows a famous Iberian limestone sculpture known as ‘La Dama de Elche’ / The Lady of Elche, on display at the National Archaeological Museum in Madrid. Here is a description by the museum: “Female bust that features a lady's face with very perfect features and that preserves traces of polychromy on the lips and specific areas of face and clothing. The lady is richly dressed: on her head she wears a headdress formed by a pointed tiara covered by a veil and on top of it a strap that joins the two side “cases" that frame the face, where the hairstyle and a headband would be collected on the forehead; the back and shoulders are covered with a mantle that forms folds on the front and exposes three necklaces with amphoras and amulet holders; the earrings hang either side of the face, and a small fibula closes the tunic on the neckline. It was richly painted with red, blue and yellow tones and application of gold sheets, of which hardly any traces remain.
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