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The tomb of Christopher Columbus, held aloft by four allegorical figures representing the four kingdoms of Spain during Columbus’ life, Castille, Aragon, Navara, and Leon.

A Thracian gold find from Bulgaria. 2300-2500 years old. The Kingdom of Odrysia in Classical times ruled much of what is now Bulgaria.

Visby lenses from Gotland, Sweden. They were part of grave goods in some burial sites (the graves may have been 10-11th century).

Fibulae from the grave goods of a woman, found in Lower Austria. 5th century. Not certain which tribal designation could be given here. The area was associated with several peoples. Langobards, Suebi, Bavarii.

A Langobard shield boss. 7th century. Found at one of their grave fields in Italy, used from the early period of their settlement there. A raven head triskelion.

Violin, Carved by Domenico Galli Parma, 1649 - 1697

The colossal statue of Vercingetorix, Alesia.
"Himself a man of boundless energy, he terrorized waverers with the rigours of an iron discipline."
Caesar on Vercingetorix, Gallic War (VII.1ff)
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