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Inventory 1926/45/48 Ceramic Generic Classification; containers Object/Document Vessel Rim Components (1) Material/Support Clay Painted Technique lathe oxidative cooking Dimensions Height = 15 cm; Length = 13cm Description Fragment of an exvased rim of a clay jar with two schematic painted human figures. Iconography Male figure Dating 200[ac]=1[ac] (S. II-I a.C.) Cultural Context/Style Celtiberian culture Place of Origin Castil Terreño, Izana (Quintana Redonda, Tierra de Soria (region)) Specific Place/Castil Terreño Deposit Cataloger Protohistory and Colonizations Text from: ceres.mcu.es/pages/Main

Inventory 1926/45/48 Ceramic Generic Classification; containers Object/Document Vessel Rim Components (1) Material/Support Clay Painted Technique lathe oxidative cooking Dimensions Height = 15 cm; Length = 13cm Description Fragment of an exvased rim of a clay jar with two schematic painted human figures. Iconography Male figure Dating 200[ac]=1[ac] (S. II-I a.C.) Cultural Context/Style Celtiberian culture Place of Origin Castil Terreño, Izana (Quintana Redonda, Tierra de Soria (region)) Specific Place/Castil Terreño Deposit Cataloger Protohistory and Colonizations Text from: ceres.mcu.es/pages/Main

Inventory 1940/27/ALP/149 Generic Classification Clothing; personal ornaments; metals; grave goods Object/Pectoral Document Components Chest Plate (1) Matter/Support Bronze Cast Technique Chiselled Dimensions Length = 10 cm; Thickness = 0.10 cm; Maximum width = 5.80 cm Description Incomplete pectoral plate decorated with embossed dots, a circle surrounded by dots and thin zig-zag lines (figures). Perforations for pendants and rivet. The schematic representation is interpreted as figures holding hands dancing around the sun, a star source of life and in the surroundings of a river. Iconography Music and dance scene Dating 400[ac]=201[ac] (S. IV-III a.C.) Cultural Context/Style Celtiberian culture Place of Origin Necropolis del Val, Alpanseque (Arcos de Jalón (region), Soria) Specific Place/Necrópolis del Val Site Cataloger Protohistory and Colonizations Text from: ceres.mcu.es/pages/Main

Inventory 1940/27/ALP/149 Generic Classification Clothing; personal ornaments; metals; grave goods Object/Pectoral Document Components Chest Plate (1) Matter/Support Bronze Cast Technique Chiselled Dimensions Length = 10 cm; Thickness = 0.10 cm; Maximum width = 5.80 cm Description Incomplete pectoral plate decorated with embossed dots, a circle surrounded by dots and thin zig-zag lines (figures). Perforations for pendants and rivet. The schematic representation is interpreted as figures holding hands dancing around the sun, a star source of life and in the surroundings of a river. Iconography Music and dance scene Dating 400[ac]=201[ac] (S. IV-III a.C.) Cultural Context/Style Celtiberian culture Place of Origin Necropolis del Val, Alpanseque (Arcos de Jalón (region), Soria) Specific Place/Necrópolis del Val Site Cataloger Protohistory and Colonizations Text from: ceres.mcu.es/pages/Main

inventory 1940/27/ARC/2168 Generic Classification Clothing; metals; personal ornaments; grave goods Object/Document Fibula Typology/State Zoomorphic; La Tene II. Silver 8-B1.1 Matter/Support Bronze Engraving technique Molten Dimensions Height = 3.60 cm; Width = 1cm; Thickness = 0.80cm Fibula bridge: Length = 2.70 cm Description Bronze fibula with a bird-shaped bridge, decoration with incised lines on the neck, beginning of the spine and beak. The needle and spring are missing. It is a fibula of the La tène III type (Argente type C), which has been considered to represent a dove, which in the Celtic world was given healing properties. The analysis of its metallic components indicates that it is a ternary bronze with a high lead content and also the presence of iron and antimony. This type of zoomorphic fibulae is more frequent in the Meseteño areas than in the Iberian ones. Dove iconography Dating 300[ac]=201[ac] (S. III a.C.) Cultural Context/Style Celtiberian culture Place of Origin Arcobriga Necropolis, Monreal de Ariza (Calatayud (region), Zaragoza) Specific Place/Arcobriga Necropolis Site History of the Object Collection: Cerralbo Reasoned Classification The fibula was analyzed in September 2011 by X-ray fluorescence (ED-XRF) with an INNOV-X Alpha spectrometer with the number PA20632, by Ignacio Montero, scientific researcher at the CSIC. Cataloger Protohistory and Colonizations Text from: ceres.mcu.es/pages/Main