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Thracian Civilization Collection

The Thracian civilization, known for its rich history and cultural heritage, left behind a plethora of fascinating artifacts that continue to captivate us today

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Bronze plaque, from Matraszele

Bronze plaque, from Matraszele
Prehistory, Hungary, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Bronze plaque. From Matraszele

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Ornamental bells, from Somhid e Gornesti

Ornamental bells, from Somhid e Gornesti
Prehistory, Romania, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Ornamental bells. From Somhid e Gornesti

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Silver applique in shape of deers head, from Craiova

Silver applique in shape of deers head, from Craiova
Prehistory, Romania, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Silver applique in the shape of a deers head. From Craiova

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Treasure of Agighiol, Silver vessel with zoomorphic decoration

Treasure of Agighiol, Silver vessel with zoomorphic decoration
Prehistory, Romania, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Treasure of Agighiol. Silver vessel with zoomorphic decoration

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Cup with gold handle from Treasures of Valci Tran, Bulgaria, Thracian civilization, Bronze Age

Cup with gold handle from Treasures of Valci Tran, Bulgaria, Thracian civilization, Bronze Age
Prehistory, Bulgaria, Bronze Age. Thracian civilization. Treasures of Valci Tran. Cup with gold handle

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Gold applique with zoomorphic decoration, from Baiceni

Gold applique with zoomorphic decoration, from Baiceni
Prehistory, Romania, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Gold applique with zoomorphic decoration. From Baiceni

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Bronze sword, from Medgidia

Bronze sword, from Medgidia
Prehistory, Romania, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Bronze sword. From Medgidia

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Gold figure of deer, from Zoldhalompuszta

Gold figure of deer, from Zoldhalompuszta
Prehistory, Hungary, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Gold figure of deer. From Zoldhalompuszta

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Bronze matrix to mold glasses, from Gurchinovo

Bronze matrix to mold glasses, from Gurchinovo
Prehistory, Bulgaria, Iron Age. Getae and Thracian civilization. Bronze matrix to mold glasses. From Gurchinovo

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Bulgaria, Kazanlak, Tomb of Thracian prince, Detail of fresco with musicians

Bulgaria, Kazanlak, Tomb of Thracian prince, Detail of fresco with musicians
Bulgaria - Kazanlak - Tomb of a Thracian prince (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979). Detail of fresco with musicians, 4th century b.C

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Bronze emblem-sword, detail of hilt, from Medgidia

Bronze emblem-sword, detail of hilt, from Medgidia
Thracian-Getan civilization, 5th century b.C. Bronze emblem-sword, detail of the hilt. From Medgidia

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Bulgaria, Nesebar, Clasp depicting Cepheus, Cassiopaea and other mythological figures, embossed gold

Bulgaria, Nesebar, Clasp depicting Cepheus, Cassiopaea and other mythological figures, embossed gold 3rd-2nd century B.C. Thracian art

Background imageThracian Civilization Collection: Relief of attack on fortress, with hanged men and battering ram, from Nimrud, Iraq

Relief of attack on fortress, with hanged men and battering ram, from Nimrud, Iraq
Persian civilization, 9th century b.C. Relief of attack on a fortress, hanged men and battering ram. From Nimrud, Iraq


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The Thracian civilization, known for its rich history and cultural heritage, left behind a plethora of fascinating artifacts that continue to captivate us today. The ruins of the city of Olynthus in Greece stand as a testament to the Greek influence on this ancient civilization. As we explore further, we discover an Umbo (shield boss) from the treasure of Valcitran in Bulgaria's Pleven Region, showcasing exquisite goldsmith artistry. Moving on to Thassos island in Greece, we encounter a magnificent colonnade in the agora - a bustling hub of activity during Greek civilization. Nearby lies the ruins of another agora from the 5th-4th century BC, offering glimpses into daily life during that era. Delving deeper into their craftsmanship, we come across a bronze plaque from Matraszele and ornamental bells from Somhid e Gornesti. These intricate pieces showcase their mastery over metalwork and attention to detail. Zoomorphic decorations seem to be prevalent throughout their artwork as evidenced by various treasures such as silver appliques shaped like deer heads from Craiova and zoomorphic-decorated silver vessels found in Agighiol and Valci Tran. One cannot help but marvel at the gold handle cup discovered among Treasures of Valci Tran which dates back to the Bronze Age. Its delicate design reflects both elegance and sophistication. As our journey continues through time, we stumble upon more remarkable finds including gold appliques with zoomorphic decoration from Baiceni and a bronze sword unearthed in Medgidia. Each artifact tells its own story about Thracian society - their beliefs, customs, and artistic prowess. Finally, our exploration concludes with another glimpse into Agighiol's treasure - this time focusing on intricate base decorations adorning one of their silver vessels, and is clear that every aspect was meticulously crafted with great care.