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Stone Age artefact, Magdalenian culture

Stone Age artefact, Magdalenian culture


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Stone Age artefact, 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. The latter was swung through the air to make a roaring sound, and was thought to have been used in fertility rites. This specimen was found in the El Pendo cave, Camargo, Cantabria, Spain. It dates from the time of the Magdalenian culture, known for their carved bone, antler and ivory artefacts. The Magdalenian people, a culture of early modern humans, lived in western Europe from 15, 000 to 7000 years ago, during the Upper Paleolithic period

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Anthropological Anthropology Antler Archaeological Archaeology Archeology Artefact Artifact Cantabria Carved Carving Craft Decorated Instrument Ivory Magdalenian Magdalenian Culture Magdalenian People Museum Object Old Stone Age Palaeolithic Paleolithic Pleistocene Prehistoric Prehistory Spain Spanish Spatula Stone Age Tool Upper Palaeolithic Camargo


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This print showcases a remarkable Stone Age artefact from the Magdalenian culture. The intricately carved object, resembling either a spatula or a bull-roarer, bears inscriptions on one end. The bull-roarer was an ancient device swung through the air to produce a roaring sound and was believed to have been employed in fertility rituals. Discovered in the El Pendo cave located in Camargo, Cantabria, Spain, this specimen dates back to the time of the Magdalenian culture. The Magdalenian people were early modern humans who inhabited western Europe approximately 15,000 to 7,000 years ago during the Upper Paleolithic period. Renowned for their expertise in crafting bone, antler, and ivory artefacts like this one, they left behind an impressive legacy of artistic expression. This photograph beautifully captures every detail of this historical treasure against a striking black background. It provides us with valuable insights into our ancestors' ingenuity and creativity during prehistoric times. As we examine this piece closely within its anthropological context, it serves as a testament to human innovation throughout history. Displayed proudly within museums worldwide today, such archaeological finds continue to fascinate both experts and enthusiasts alike. This image is part of Science Photo Library's collection that celebrates humanity's rich past by shedding light on significant artifacts from various cultures around the world – reminding us all of our shared heritage and collective journey through time.

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