Mike Dixon Collection (page 18)

Florence. Adam and Eve after the Fall, Brussels Tapestry, 1548, (20th century) Artists: Pieter Coecke van Aelst
Florence. Adam and Eve after the Fall, Brussels Tapestry, 1548, (20th century). In the gallery of the Accademia, Florence. Design attributed to Pieter Coecke van Aelst, ca

Bull, rivetted to large bronze cauldron, Rynkeby, Denmark. Celtic Iron Age, c. 6th century BC
Bull, rivetted to large bronze cauldron, Rynkeby, Denmark. Celtic Iron Age, c.6th century BC

Witch and Cat: Pottery figure from Pecs, Hungary. 19th century

Jak Abbey Hungary, 1220-1245 AD, 20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Jak Abbey Hungary - 1220-1245 AD. Romanesque. Detail of a window

Jak Abbey, Hungary, 20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Jak Abbey, Hungary. Detail of exterior of the 13th Century Romansque church, near Szombathely, Hungary

Celtic Bronze Figure from Hungary, c. 1st century BC
Celtic Bronze Figure from Hungary, c.1st century BC. Man wearing Torc. National Museum, Budapest

Bronze plaque of Celtic Goddess Epona, and a warrior God, Hungary, 1st-3rd Century. Celtic Deities, (Romas Celtic). Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest

Roman Bronze Saucepan from Prickwillow, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, 2nd century

Roman wallpainting from a House at Colchester, England, c2nd-3rd century. A Defeated Gladiator has dropped his shield and raised his left forefinger as a token of submission

Roman mosaic, Newport Villa, Isle of Wight, c280AD

Roman altar from Vindolanda, c1st-2nd century. Sacred to the Genius of the Commanding Officers residence, Pituanius Secundus, Prefect of the fourth cohort of Games (set this up)

Vindolanda Letters, AD 92-120. Vindolanda was a Roman auxiliary fort (castrum) just south of Hadrians Wall, which it predates, in northern England

Votive Plaque in Roman Bronze, to the God Silvanus Callirius, c1st century. Artist: Cintusmus
Votive Plaque in Roman Bronze, to the God Silvanus Callirius, c1st century. Identifies Silvanus, Roman God of the countryside with the Celtic God Callirius, from Cintusmus the coppersmith

Silver Ring, Roman, 4th century. Note the clasped hands, a symbol of Betrothal or Friendship

Hoard of Celtic Coins, (some copy Greek originals) found in Hungary, Silver, 1st Century BC
Hoard of Celtic Coins (some copy Greek originals) found in Hungary, Silver, 1st Century BC. Silver at National Museum Budapest

Detail of Celtic Bronze Flagon from Durrnberg near Hallein, Austria, late 5th century BC. Found in 1932 in a Celtic warriors grave with a hariot. At Salzburg, Austria. Archaeological Museum

Bronze Celtic Flagon from Durrnberg, 5th Century BC

Celtic Bronze Bowl with Cow and Calf from Halstatt, Austria. Celtic Iron Age. c. 6th-8th century BC
Celtic Bronze Bowl with Cow and Calf from Halstatt, Austria. Celtic Iron Age. c.6th-8th century BC. Cremation grave no. 671

Fragment of oven cloth, and reconstruction, from Halstatt, Austria. Celtic Iron Age, c6th-8th century BC

Dagger of Iron Gold and Bronze from a Celtic Burial at Hallstatt, Austria. Celtic Iron Age, c6th-8th century BC

Leather Russacks found in the Salt Mines of Hallstatt, Austria: Celtic Iron Age: c. 6th century BC
Leather Russacks found in Salt Mines of Hallstatt, Austria, Celtic Iron Age, c6th century BC

Greek relief detail, Battle of Gods and Giants, Apollo and Artemis fight, 525BC. Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi

Parthenon Frieze, Elgin Marbles, Sacrifice Procession with Ram, c5th century BC. Artist: Phidias
Parthenon Frieze, Elgin Marbles, Sacrifice Procession with Ram, c5th century BC. The Parthenon frieze is a high-relief pentelic marble sculpture created to adorn the upper part of the Parthenon

Hoplites Fighting, detail of a Greek pot, (Hydria), c530-510 BC. Found at Caere. Held in British Museum

Terracotta Bird, Pre-Palatial Crete, c2, 600-c1900 BC

Royal Road leading to Minoan Palace at Knossos, Crete, c15th century BC. Called by Evans the oldest road in Europe. Knossos is the largest Bronze Age archaeological site on Crete

Romano-British rendering of Roman God Mars, 3rd century
Roman period. Romano-British rendering of Roman God Mars, 3rd century. Bronze Statuette from cSouthbroom, Wiltshire. British Museum

Detail from a Psalter, Suicide of Herod, probably illuminated at Canterbury c1140

Roman Earrings from Samsun in Asia Minor, 3rd Century. At British Museum

Detail of a Roman Gold Bracelet found at Newgrange, County Meath, 4th century

Water Newton Roman Silver, Roman Britain, c3rd-4th century
Water Newton Roman Silver. Roman Britain, c3rd-4th century. This is the earliest known group of Christian silver from the Roman Empire

Enamelled bronze Brooch with stylised Dolphin in centre, 2nd-3rd century. Roman from England

Water Newton Roman Silver from Peterborough, 3rd-4th century. This is the earliest known group of Christian silver from the Roman Empire (at British Museum)

Silver and Gold Plaque with Christian Chi-Rho from Water Newton Treasure, 3rd-4th century. From near Peterborough, England

Loom with chalk loom weights, Butser Iron Age Farm, c20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Loom with chalk loom weights, Butser Iron Age Farm, c20th century. The British Iron Age is a conventional name used in the archaeology of Great Britain

Part of Roman City Wall near Balkern Gate, Colchester, Essex, England, c20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Part of Roman City Wall near Balkern Gate, Colchester, Essex, England, c20th century. Balkerne Gate is a 1st-century Roman gateway in Colchester

Detail of front of Ivory Casket, Hispano-Arabic work, Cordoba, 11th century. At London Victoria and Albert Museum

Interior of the Roman Baths, incorporated in the Cluny Monastery, Paris, c20th century

Roman relief, a woman draws wine from a cask at a Tavern, Merida, Spain, c2nd-3rd century

Chateau de Foix and old houses, Foix, France, c20th century, Artist: CM Dixon
Chateau de Foix and old houses, Foix, France, c20th century. 10th-century castle associated with the Cathars

St. Matthew writing his Gospel, Anglo-Saxon work, c1062-65. Opening page of the gospel of St. Matthew, one of 4 gospels at Rhiems, France. Probably given to St

Paleolithic Polishing Stone for Sharpening Bone Harpoons from Dordogne, c50, 000BC-c10, 000 BC
Paleolithic Polishing Stone for Sharpening Bone Harpoons from Dordogne, c50, 000-10, 000 BC. Paleolithic age is a prehistoric period of human history distinguished by the development of the most

Paleolithic cave-painting of Bison from Lascaux, France. c50, 000-c10, 000 BC
Paleolithic cave-painting of Bison from Lascaux, France, 50, 000-10, 000BC. Paleolithic age is a prehistoric period of human history distinguished by the development of the most primitive stone

Paleolithic Flint Handaxe from Chelles, 500, 000 to 100, 000 BC, (c20th century). Seine et maine France: Chellean, lower levels

Carnac Alignments, Brittany, France, c20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Carnac Alignments Brittany, France, c20th century. The sites main phase of activity is commonly attributed to c3300 BC

Carnac, Brittany Alignments at Kermario, c20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Carnac, Brittany Alignments at Kermario, c20th century. The sites main phase of activity is commonly attributed to c3300 BC

Carnac, Brittany Alignments at Menez, c20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Carnac, Brittany Alignments at Menez, c20th century. The sites main phase of activity is commonly attributed to c3300 BC

Carnac, Brittany Alignments at Kermario, Neolithic, 4500-2000 BC, (c20th century) Artist: CM Dixon
Carnac, Brittany Alignments at Kermario, Neolithic, 4500-2000 BC, (c20th century. The sites main phase of activity is commonly attributed to c3300 BC

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