Magdalenian Culture Collection

Stone Age carving, Magdalenian culture C014 / 2411
Stone Age carving, Magdalenian culture. This object, carved from reindeer antler, shows a bison turning its head, possibly to lick an insect bite

Stone Age (Magdalenian) bullroarer. This device, here covered in carved lines, was swung through the air to make a roaring sound, and was thought to have been used in fertility rites

Stone Age (Magdalenian) bone disc. These objects, decorated with figures of animals, were carvings made on thin discs of bones, often cut from shoulder blades

Stone Age (Magdalenian) harpoons. These specimens were found in the Rascano cave, Mirones, in the Cantabria region of Spain

Stone Age (Magdalenian) harpoon. This specimen was found in the Rascano cave, Mirones, in the Cantabria region of Spain. It dates from the time of the Magdalenian culture

Stone Age artefact, Magdalenian culture. Carving inscribed on one end of a prehistoric object, possibly a spatula or a device known as a bull-roarer

Stone Age spatula, Magdalenian culture. This carved prehistoric object is thought to be a spatula, though the attribution is uncertain

Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7416
Marsoulas cave painting replica. This is a replica of one of the prehistoric cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Buffalo, discovered in the Marsoulas cave in the French Pyrenees

Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7415
Marsoulas cave painting replica. This is a replica of one of the prehistoric cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Buffalo, discovered in the Marsoulas cave in the French Pyrenees

Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7414
Marsoulas cave painting replica. This is a replica of one of the prehistoric cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Buffalo, discovered in the Marsoulas cave in the French Pyrenees

Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7413
Marsoulas cave painting replica. This is a replica of one of the prehistoric cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Buffalo, discovered in the Marsoulas cave in the French Pyrenees

Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7412
Marsoulas cave painting replica. This is a replica of one of the prehistoric cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Buffalo, discovered in the Marsoulas cave in the French Pyrenees

Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7411
Marsoulas cave painting replica. This is a replica of one of the prehistoric cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Buffalo, discovered in the Marsoulas cave in the French Pyrenees

Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7410
Marsoulas cave painting replica. This is a replica of one of the prehistoric cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Buffalo, discovered in the Marsoulas cave in the French Pyrenees

Prehistoric lioness bone carving. At top is a replica of the original carving, with a reconstruction at bottom of what the full carving may have looked like

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic Magdalenian Culture: A Glimpse into Stone Age Art and Artifacts" Step back in time to the fascinating era of the Magdalenian culture, where Stone Age carvings and artifacts reveal a rich tapestry of human creativity. Delve into their world through captivating pieces like the Stone Age (Magdalenian) bullroarer, an ancient instrument used for communication or ritual purposes. Marvel at the intricate craftsmanship of the Stone Age (Magdalenian) harpoon, a tool that provided sustenance and survival amidst challenging conditions. Immerse yourself in their artistic expressions with stunning stone age carvings such as C014 / 2411, which showcases their mastery over form and detail. Witness how they brought life to their surroundings with cave painting replicas like Marsoulas cave painting replica C013 / 7416 and C013 / 7415. These vivid depictions offer glimpses into their beliefs, rituals, and perhaps even daily life. Discover more intriguing artifacts from this enigmatic culture - from bone discs intricately etched with mysterious symbols to spatulas that served practical purposes in cooking or crafting. Each piece tells a story of resilience, adaptability, and ingenuity during a time when survival was paramount. The Magdalenian culture's legacy lives on through these remnants of their existence. As we explore these relics today, we gain insight into our shared human history while marveling at the timeless beauty created by our ancestors thousands of years ago.