Iberians Collection

Drachma of Rhodes
3499731 Drachma of Rhodes; (add.info.: Drachma of Rhodes. Greek coin. 5th century BC. Iberians. Greek colonies began to issue coins)

Celtiberian site of San Miguel. Iron Age II. 6th-3rd centuries BC. Partial view of the ruins. Arnedo, La Rioja, Spain. Date: 2014

Spain, Catalonia, Ullastret. Iberian settlement
Spain, Catalonia, Girona province, Ullastret. Iberian settlement of Puig de Sant Andreu. Acropolis. Ruins of a temple, dated to the 4th century BC. Date: 2014

Iberian art. Vessel with decanter beak. 3rd century BC. From Moli de l'Espigol site (Municipality of Tornabous). Catalonia. Spain. From Moli de l'Espigol site (Municipality of Tornabous)

Iberian Kernos. 3rd century BC
Iberian Kernos, c. 200 BC. Triangular-shaped ceramic composed of three small piriform, with a wide bulb and narrow neck, goblets on a rounded base to which they are fused with three brackets

Lady of Elche. Iberian sculpture. 4th century BC. National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain

Iberians. Pre-Roman era. Musician playing an aulos. From old
Iberians. Pre-Roman Period. Musician playing an aulos. From old Edeta (Miguel de Liria). 2nd century BC. Archaeological Museum of Valencia. Spain

Iberian art. Spain. Catalonia. Oenochoe. 3rd century B. C. Si
Iberian art. Spain. Catalonia. Oenochoe. Ceramic type. 3rd century B.C. Site of Moli de l Espigol -. Tornabous. Urgell Museum. Tarrega

Iberians. Idol. Bust in human form. From Guadix. Spain
Iberians. Idol. Bust in human form. From Guadix. Province of Granada. Episcopal Museum of Vic. Catalonia. Spain

Silver patera. Iberian art
Plate decorated with chariots. Silver. Iberian art. Relief. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia. Proc: SPAIN. CATALONIA. TARRAGONA. Tivissa. Castellet de Banyoles

Hunting Chariot Iberian Art
Wild boar Hunting Chariot. 5th-3rd c. BC. Iberian art. Sculpture on bronze. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. YVELINES. Saint-Germain-en-Laye. Museum of National Antiquities. Proc: SPAIN. EXTREMADURA

Bulls of Guisando. 3rd BC. SPAIN. El Tiemblo. Iberian art. Sculpture on rock

Iberian coin of the city of Saitabi (Jᴩva)
Iberian coin of the city of Saitabi (Jᴩ va). Coin. SPAIN. Barcelona. Numismatic Cabinet of Catalonia

Iberian coins with Iberian characters. Mint of Iltirta (Lleida). Coin. SPAIN. Sabadell. Sabadell History Museum

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The Iberians, an ancient civilization that thrived in the Pre-Roman era, left behind a rich and fascinating legacy. From the Celtiberian site of San Miguel to the Iberian settlement in Ullastret, their presence can still be felt today. Their artistry is particularly noteworthy, with vessels adorned with decanter beaks and intricate Kernos dating back to the 3rd century BC. One of their most iconic creations is the Lady of Elche, a mesmerizing bust that showcases their mastery in sculpture. Music also played a significant role in their culture, as depicted by an image of a musician playing an aulos from old times. Their artistic expression extended beyond sculptures and music; it encompassed various forms such as oenochoe pottery from Spain's Catalonia region during the 3rd century BC. Another intriguing artifact is an idol bust found in Guadix, Spain - showcasing human-like features that captivate our imagination. The Iberians' craftsmanship was not limited to small objects; they also excelled at creating larger pieces like silver pateras and hunting chariots - both exquisite Iberian artistry. Lastly, we cannot forget about the famous Bulls of Guisando - monumental stone sculptures representing power and strength. These bulls have become symbols of Spanish history and heritage. Exploring these remnants from centuries ago allows us to connect with this ancient civilization known as the Iberians. Their artifacts provide glimpses into their daily lives, beliefs, and remarkable artistic abilities – reminding us how even after all these years, their influence continues to inspire awe and admiration.