Trypillia71
5500 BCE – 2750 BCE
Works of Ukrainian art from this period
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Polished Stone Axe
Carefully polished axe from hard stone with a hole for the handle. Used for woodworking...
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Flint Sickle with Wooden Handle
Composite sickle: flint inserts embedded in a curved wooden handle (handle...
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Pintadera Stamp Seal with Cross Pattern
Round stamp seal with relief cross pattern — one of the basic symbols of Trypillian...
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Flint Core for Flakes
Flint core — a blank for tool production. Thin blades for knives and scrapers were...
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Proto-ceramics: Earliest Trypillian Bowl
Coarse hand-built bowl with thick walls — one of the earliest Trypillian ceramic...
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Stone Bead Bracelet
Bracelet of polished green serpentinite and white quartz beads. Alternating colors create...
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Obsidian Blade
Sharp blade of volcanic obsidian — imported material from the Carpathian region. Evidence...
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Pintadera Stamp Seal with Spiral Pattern
Clay pintadera stamp seal for applying ornament on body or fabric. Working surface has a...
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Dancing Figures Group (Circle Dance)
Composition of 6 female figurines holding hands in a circle dance. Ritual dancing was an...
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Altar Platform Model
Clay model of a rectangular ritual altar with horn-shaped projections at the corners....
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Trypillian House Model
Detailed clay model of a two-story Trypillian dwelling with windows, doors, and oven....
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Model Cart on Wheels
Clay model of a four-wheeled cart — one of the earliest evidence of wheel use in Europe....
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Double Goddess Figurine
Two connected female figurines — possibly depicting twin goddesses or symbolizing day and...
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Dog Figurine
Small realistic dog figurine — the first domesticated animal of the Trypillians. Detailed...
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'Mother and Child' Figurine
Female figurine holding a child in her arms. One of the most touching depictions of the...
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Bird Figurine (Dove)
Refined clay bird figurine with spread wings. Birds in Trypillian culture are connected...
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Sacred Serpent Figurine
Coiled clay serpent with raised head. The serpent for Trypillians was guardian of the...
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Bull Figurine
Massive clay bull figurine with large horns. The bull was a central symbol of Trypillian...
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Seated 'Thinker' Figurine
Clay figurine of a person sitting on a small stool with chin resting on hand — the...
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Male Warrior Figurine
Rare Trypillian male figurine in standing pose with raised arms. A stylized belt or...
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Great Goddess Figurine
Classic Trypillian female figurine with emphasized forms — symbol of fertility and...
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Vessel with Water and Rain Symbols
Round vessel covered with wavy lines and drop-like patterns — symbols of water and rain....
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Egg-shaped Vessel with Lid
Enclosed egg-shaped vessel with a fitted lid. Possibly used for storing valuable...
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