General Civilisations Collection

Sir Mortimer Wheeler Archaeologist and personality of TV programme Animal, Vegetable
Sir Mortimer Wheeler Archaeologist and personality of TV programme " Animal, Vegetable, Mineral ?" pictured with Jean Webster at an excavation site on the Wye Downs, near Ashford, Kent

Early man: Neolithic flint mining shaft, Blackpatch Hill, near Findon, Sussex

Easter Island. Statue, with traces of carvings on body

Relays of chasquis carried messages rapidly throughout the country. Peruvian codex entitled Nueva Coronica y Buen Gobierno, compiled by Felipe Huaman, Poma de Ayala

Royal Mycenae. The Upper Grave Circle inside the Lion Gate

Isabella of France (c. 1295-1358) with troops at Hereford, 14th century
Isabella of France (c.1295-1358) with troops at Hereford, 14th century. 12844

Welling, London 1938. Typical residential street scene

Rome the Coliseum February 1925

The civil forum in the city of Pompeii showing Vesuvius in the background February 1925

Rome - ruins of the Palatine

Hero of the Marnes novel role. General Joseph Mangin, who is writing a series of articles on child welfare for a French publishing house. 21st February 1925

The temple in the ruins of Pompeii February 1925

Italy Rome Forum of Caesar and the Dome of San Martino San Luca

Greek Islands Delos Faucet in the form of a lions mouth on the remains of a house on the island of Delos

World. 2. Easter Island. Statue on the slopes of the dominant extinct volcano, near
World.2. Easter Island. Statue on the slopes of the dominant extinct volcano, near the ancient quarry

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"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of General Civilisations: From Ancient Neolithic Miners to Majestic Temples" Step into the world as we embark on a captivating journey through time and space. Join us as we uncover fascinating archaeological discoveries, iconic personalities, and remarkable historical moments that have shaped our understanding of human civilization. Sir Mortimer Wheeler, renowned archaeologist and charismatic TV personality, takes us back in time to witness the early days of mankind. At Blackpatch Hill near Findon, Sussex, we discover a Neolithic flint mining shaft - a testament to our ancestors' resourcefulness and ingenuity. Traveling further across continents, Easter Island beckons with its enigmatic statues adorned with intricate carvings. These silent sentinels whisper tales of an ancient culture's artistic prowess and spiritual beliefs. In Peru, relays of chasquis sprinted tirelessly across vast distances carrying messages swiftly throughout the land. The Peruvian codex provides glimpses into their vibrant society and communication systems. Venturing into Royal Mycenae through the majestic Lion Gate transports us to an era where power thrived within fortified walls. Inside lies the Upper Grave Circle - a burial site reserved for nobility that speaks volumes about their opulence and social hierarchy. Shifting gears to medieval times brings forth Isabella of France leading troops at Hereford in the 14th century. Her indomitable spirit exemplifies women's influence in shaping history amidst tumultuous times. Fast forward to Welling in London during 1938; typical residential streets paint a picture of everyday life amidst modernity's rise. Meanwhile, Rome stands proud with its iconic Coliseum dominating the skyline - an enduring symbol of grandeur from centuries past. But not all is glory; Pompeii reveals haunting remnants frozen in time by Vesuvius' wrath. As we wander through its civil forum against this dramatic backdrop, one can't help but ponder the fragility of human existence.