3000 Bc Collection

3000 BC: A Time of Ancient Wonders and Human Advancement Discover the fascinating world of 3000 BC, an era marked by remarkable achievements and intriguing stories

3000 Bc Collection: The hill of Troy, in which is recorded a wonderful story of mans progress (litho)

The hill of Troy, in which is recorded a wonderful story of mans progress (litho)
6005020 The hill of Troy, in which is recorded a wonderful story of mans progress (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The hill of Troy)

3000 Bc Collection: GILGAMESH. Gilgamesh taming two monsters. Woodcut after a Sumerian shell inlay, 3rd millennium B

GILGAMESH. Gilgamesh taming two monsters. Woodcut after a Sumerian shell inlay, 3rd millennium B.C

3000 Bc Collection: ANCIENT BOATS. Reconstruction comparing Egyptian and Mesopotamian boats of about 3000 B

ANCIENT BOATS. Reconstruction comparing Egyptian and Mesopotamian boats of about 3000 B.C

3000 Bc Collection: Diagram illustrating clay phallic figures of the Cucuteni culture, from Valeni-Neamt

Diagram illustrating clay phallic figures of the Cucuteni culture, from Valeni-Neamt, northeastern Romania
NEOLITHIC PHALLUS FIGURES. Diagram illustrating clay phallic figures of the Cucuteni culture, from Valeni-Neamt, northeastern Romania, 3000-2600 B.C

3000 Bc Collection: NEOLITHIC SICKLES, c3000 B. C. Neolithic flint sickles (in modern handles)

NEOLITHIC SICKLES, c3000 B. C. Neolithic flint sickles (in modern handles) and pottery bowl from Thames, England
NEOLITHIC SICKLES, c3000 B.C. Neolithic flint sickles (in modern handles) and pottery bowl from Thames, England, c3000 B.C

3000 Bc Collection: Megallithic temple dating from c

Megallithic temple dating from c. 3000 B.C. Hajar Qim (Hagar Qim), near Zurrieq, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta, Europe

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3000 BC: A Time of Ancient Wonders and Human Advancement Discover the fascinating world of 3000 BC, an era marked by remarkable achievements and intriguing stories. In the land of Troy, a hill hides a wonderful tale of man's progress, as depicted in this lithograph. Meanwhile, in Ireland's County Carlow, Gilgamesh tames monsters, as seen in this woodcut based on a Sumerian shell inlay. Navigating the waters of the past, we find Egyptians and Mesopotamians sharing similarities in their boat-building techniques, as shown in this reconstruction. In northeastern Romania, the Cucuteni culture left behind clay phallic figures, like these from Valeni-Neamt, as evidence of their existence. Neolithic innovations include the introduction of flint sickles, as seen in this pair from the Thames, England, and the use of pottery bowls. And let us not forget the impressive megalithic temples, such as these dating back to around 3000 BC, that continue to stand as testaments to the ingenuity and creativity of our ancestors.