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Maravillas prehistóricas: Reliquias y arte antiguos
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Fósil de dinosaurio del Cretácico | Hueso de terópodo (tipo rapaz) | Wyoming, EE. UU. | Hace aproximadamente 100–89 millones de años
Fósil de dinosaurio del Cretácico | Hueso de terópodo (tipo rapaz) | Wyoming, EE. UU. | Hace aproximadamente 100–89 millones de años
- Precio habitual
- $1,500.00
- Precio de venta
- $1,500.00
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Jarra de cerámica del Neolítico-Edad del Bronce Temprano | Vasija ritual de doble asa | Europa Central y Oriental | Circa 3000-2000 a. C.
Jarra de cerámica del Neolítico-Edad del Bronce Temprano | Vasija ritual de doble asa | Europa Central y Oriental | Circa 3000-2000 a. C.
- Precio habitual
- $1,500.00
- Precio de venta
- $1,500.00
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Mediterráneo antiguo | Punta de lanza de bronce | Chipriota III temprano | Circa 2500-1900 a. C.
Mediterráneo antiguo | Punta de lanza de bronce | Chipriota III temprano | Circa 2500-1900 a. C.
- Precio habitual
- $1,250.00
- Precio de venta
- $1,250.00
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Vasija neolítica europea temprana | Terracota moldeada a mano con engobe pintado | Hacia el 5500-4500 a. C.
Vasija neolítica europea temprana | Terracota moldeada a mano con engobe pintado | Hacia el 5500-4500 a. C.
- Precio habitual
- $750.00
- Precio de venta
- $750.00
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Conjunto de fragmentos de cuenco y vasija de cerámica neolítica | Hacia 4000-2000 a. C.
Conjunto de fragmentos de cuenco y vasija de cerámica neolítica | Hacia 4000-2000 a. C.
- Precio habitual
- $750.00
- Precio de venta
- $750.00
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Collection of Three Fossil Trilobites | 400–359 million years ago
Collection of Three Fossil Trilobites | 400–359 million years ago
- Precio habitual
- $500.00
- Precio de venta
- $500.00
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Prehistoric | Native American | Copper Spear Points from the Great Lakes | Circa 3000–1000 B.C.
Prehistoric | Native American | Copper Spear Points from the Great Lakes | Circa 3000–1000 B.C.
- Precio habitual
- $500.00
- Precio de venta
- $500.00
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Artefacto andino precolombino | Hacha de piedra dentada de uso diario | 500–1500 d. C.
Artefacto andino precolombino | Hacha de piedra dentada de uso diario | 500–1500 d. C.
- Precio habitual
- $325.00
- Precio de venta
- $325.00
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Hacha de piedra precolombina | Herramienta andina auténtica con etiqueta arqueológica | 200–800 d. C.
Hacha de piedra precolombina | Herramienta andina auténtica con etiqueta arqueológica | 200–800 d. C.
- Precio habitual
- $325.00
- Precio de venta
- $325.00
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Artefacto andino antiguo | Hacha de piedra funcional con pátina y procedencia | Era precolombina, 200-800 d. C.
Artefacto andino antiguo | Hacha de piedra funcional con pátina y procedencia | Era precolombina, 200-800 d. C.
- Precio habitual
- $300.00
- Precio de venta
- $300.00
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Collector Insights
What is the difference between prehistoric and ancient artifacts?
Prehistoric artifacts come from periods before a culture widely used written language, while ancient artifacts may belong to societies that left written records. Because writing developed at different times around the world, the end of prehistory varies by region.
How do dinosaur bones become fossils?
Fossilization can begin when remains are buried by sediment and protected from rapid decay. Over time, mineral-rich water may fill spaces within the bone or replace parts of its original material, preserving its structure for millions of years.
What was Neolithic pottery used for?
Neolithic pottery was made for storing, preparing, serving, and transporting food and liquids, as well as for ceremonial or funerary purposes. Many early vessels were shaped by hand or built using coils before being fired, with incised or painted decoration sometimes reflecting local traditions.
What can prehistoric tools reveal about early societies?
Stone axes, spear points, blades, and other prehistoric tools provide evidence of hunting, food preparation, woodworking, agriculture, and craft production. Their materials, shapes, manufacturing marks, and wear patterns can also reveal technological knowledge and how an object was used.
How are prehistoric artifacts and fossils dated?
Researchers consider an object’s archaeological layer, material, manufacturing technique, form, and comparison with documented examples. Scientific methods may also be used, including radiometric dating, analysis of associated organic material, and techniques that estimate when pottery or stone was last heated.
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