Late Stone Age Collection

Discover the enigmatic world of the Late Stone Age, around 30,000 years ago

Late Stone Age Collection: Venus figurine of Kostenki, ca 25.000 BC. Creator: Prehistoric art

Venus figurine of Kostenki, ca 25.000 BC. Creator: Prehistoric art
Venus figurine of Kostenki, ca 25.000 BC. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Late Stone Age Collection: Prehistoric carved horse, Vogelherd Cave C015 / 6740

Prehistoric carved horse, Vogelherd Cave C015 / 6740
Prehistoric carved horse. Prehistoric carving in mammoth ivory of a wild horse. This Stone Age (palaeolithic) artefact (50 millimetres long)

Late Stone Age Collection: Prehistoric carved bird, Hohle Fels cave C015 / 6741

Prehistoric carved bird, Hohle Fels cave C015 / 6741
Prehistoric carved bird. Prehistoric carving in mammoth ivory of a water bird. It is thought to be a diver, cormorant, or duck

Late Stone Age Collection: Prehistoric carved lion, Vogelherd Cave C015 / 6731

Prehistoric carved lion, Vogelherd Cave C015 / 6731
Prehistoric carved lion. Prehistoric carving in mammoth ivory of a lion. Some have identified the animal as a hippopotamus, hyena or rhinoceros

Late Stone Age Collection: Prehistoric shells, Aurignacian culture C013 / 7389

Prehistoric shells, Aurignacian culture C013 / 7389
Prehistoric shells. These shells were used as ornaments by people from the prehistoric Aurignacian culture. These early humans lived in Europe in the Late Stone Age (Upper Paleolithic), between 45

Late Stone Age Collection: Neolithic man hurling a projectile

Neolithic man hurling a projectile
Coloured enraving of a Neolithic man (late Stone Age) about to hurl a projectile.He wears a polished stone axe fitted into a socket in a wooden handle and fastened in place with a strip of leather

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Discover the enigmatic world of the Late Stone Age, around 30,000 years ago. Witness the artistic prowess of our prehistoric ancestors as they carved intricate images of horses (Vogelherd Cave C015 / 6732, 6740), birds (Hohle Fels cave C015 / 6741), and lions (Vogelherd Cave C015 / 6731, 6739) from the Aurignacian culture. These masterpieces, now precious relics, offer a glimpse into their daily lives and spiritual beliefs. Neolithic man, too, is captured in a moment of action, hurling a projectile (C013 / 7392, 7391), showcasing their advanced hunting skills. Shells (C013 / 7389) were also cherished possessions, used for various purposes, adding to the rich tapestry of the Neolithic era.