Items Located in the Hermitage are Discussing Who Owns the past
A vessel of the 3rd century BC from the Brest-Trishin burial ground, a sculptural figurine of a bull of the 1st millennium BC from the Kazbek burial ground, a spoon from the end of the 7th - the first quarter of the 8th century from the Sogdian castle on Mount Mug, a glass with a drain on the stem of the 2nd millennium BC from South-East Turkmenistan, an amulet in the form of a horseman of the 8th-9th century from Ingushetia, a bowl of the 9th-10th century from Azerbaijan, a pot of the 5th-3rd century BC from South Kazakhstan, a Trypillia female figure of the 5th-3rd millennium BC from Ukraine, a figure of a panther bronze massive 5th century BC from Simferopol, a figurine of a man from the ancient sanctuary of Mount Berak near Karat in the second half of the 1st millennium BC, sculptural figure of a naked man with arms raised, holding in his right hand an indeterminate object of the second half of the 1st millennium BC, the Caucasus, a pommel with a figure of a mountain goat 7-6th century BC, Siberia, a bell of the 1st millennium BC, the Caucasus, Chechnya , a terracotta group of two seated figures from the 7th century BC-3rd century AD from the northern Black Sea region, a detail of a throne from the 8th-7th century BC from Urartu, head from a photograph for the collection of Antiquities of Siberia, an anthropomorphic head of the 1st millennium BC from Azerbaijan, a fragment of a statuette of the 5th-7th centuries from Uzbekistan, a pendant in the form of a sculptured figure of a ram from the 1st millennium BC from North Ossetia, female figures of the 4th-3rd centuries BC era from the city of Nymphaeum, the northern Black Sea region, a sculptural figure of an animal of the 1st millennium BC, the Caucasus, located in the Hermitage, are discussing who owns the past.
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