Paroda

Stone in Religion and Faiths

The stone, heavy and impregnable, has always amazed people with its stability. Historically, it has been used extensively to give meaning to ancient religions and faiths − in burials, carved into sculptures of gods and goddesses, as sacrificial offerings to deities.

Kuruoja Paskelbta galerija

17 skaitmeninių objektų

[Nepaskelbtas skaitmeninis objektas]
View of Stonehenge

Kate Fernie

2Culture Associates

[Nepaskelbtas skaitmeninis objektas]
Passage Tomb Chamber, Newgrange (Images)

The Discovery Programme

The Discovery Programme

Toilette object@eng, Dish@eng, Stone vessel@eng, Kärl, Fat, Stenkärl, Toalettartikel

The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities

Sverige, Hälsingland, Gävleborg, Ljusdal, Järvsö, Järvsö (Avbildad, ort)

Mickelsson, Hilding

Hälsinglands Museum

[Nepaskelbtas skaitmeninis objektas]
Twin shaft graved in the Hellenistic cemetery of Yalova with their grave goods

Unknown creator

Ephorate of Antiquities of Messenia

Relief@eng, Stele@eng, Stele, Relief

The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities

Rahvapärimustega seotud koht "Otimägi", "Põlise leppe kivid", "Püha leppe kivid", I a-tuh …

Estonian National Heritage Board

Guardian Stone, Knowth (Images)

The Discovery Programme

The Discovery Programme

Boa Figure, Boa Island (Images)

The Discovery Programme

The Discovery Programme

Drombeg stone circle (Images)

The Discovery Programme

The Discovery Programme

[Nepaskelbtas skaitmeninis objektas]
[Nepaskelbtas skaitmeninis objektas]
“Witchstone”

Estonian National Heritage Board

rock

Estonian National Heritage Board