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Detail of a copy of a Celtic gold drinking horn, 3rd century

Detail of a copy of a Celtic gold drinking horn, 3rd century


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Detail of a copy of a Celtic gold drinking horn, 3rd century

Detail of gold drinking horn from Gallehus, Sleswig. This is a copy - the original was melted down - from the National Museums collection in Copenhagen, 3rd century

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© CM Dixon / Heritage-Images

3rd Century Celtic Copy Drinking Horn Drinking Vessel National Museum Shield Mike Dixon


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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail of a copy of a Celtic gold drinking horn from the 3rd century. The original, unfortunately, met its demise as it was melted down over time. However, this replica is now preserved in the National Museums collection in Copenhagen, allowing us to marvel at its intricate beauty and historical significance. The golden hue of this drinking vessel exudes opulence and grandeur, reflecting the wealth and craftsmanship of the ancient Celts. Its elaborate design features delicate engravings depicting scenes of male figures engaged in warfare, brandishing shields and weapons with fierce determination. This evokes a sense of power and strength associated with Celtic warriors during that era. As we delve into this image's rich details, we are transported back in time to an age where war was not only prevalent but also revered as an art form. The meticulous attention given to every aspect - from the coloration to the weaponry - highlights both the artistic prowess and strategic mindset possessed by these ancient people. Through this photograph, artist CM Dixon skillfully captures not just an artifact but also a concept: one that encapsulates history's ability to transcend time itself. It serves as a reminder that even though civilizations may rise and fall, their legacies endure through objects like this remarkable gold drinking horn – preserving tales of bravery and culture for generations to come.

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