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Cerro del Villar Gallery

Trefoil Jug

Jug with trefoil mouth (three spouts in shape of leaf) ideal for pouring wine at banquets.

Photo: Tyk, CC BY-SA 4.0

Ostrich Egg

Ostrich eggs are regualarly discovered in Phoenician tombs, and were sacred and protective ornaments.

Photo: Phoenicians.es

Silver Scarab Ring

A pharaoh wearing the double crown of Egypt holds a palm branch symbolising eternal life.

Photo: Public Domain

Female Head

Mysterious terracotta female head unearthed at Cerro del Villar.

Photo: Public Domain

Ointment Bottles

Small ceramic bottles commonly found in tombs to hold precious aromatics like perfume and oil.

Photo: Tyk, CC BY-SA 4.0

Grave Goods

Funeral urn with lid and two mushroom and trefoil mouth jugs from La Rebanadilla.

Photo: Tyk, CC BY-SA 4.0

Phoenician Pithos

Vessel to hold essentials for the afterlife from the Cortijo de Montañez necropolis.

Photo: José Luis Filpo Cabana, CC BY-SA 4.0

Amphora

Enigmatic commercial amphora engraved with an Egyptian scarab seal and a faint image of Horus.

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Amphora

Phoenician transport and storage amphora for wine, olive oil and other household essentials.

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Cerro del Villar Excavations

Photo: Cerro del Villar Archaeological Project

Cerro del Villar Reconstruction

Photo: Cerro del Villar Archaeological Project
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