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19 November 2023 - 26 May 2024<\/h3>\n

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Entdecken Sie in unserer faszinierenden neuen Ausstellung die Kunst und Kultur der Iberer, einer vergessenen Zivilisation, die zwischen dem 6. und 1. Jahrhundert v. Chr. im Osten der Iberischen Halbinsel lebten. Mehr als 260 Exponate zeugen von der Vielfalt und Sch\u00f6nheit dieser bedeutenden V\u00f6lker der europ\u00e4ischen Eisenzeit.<\/p>\n

You will be able to immerse yourself in the history of the Iberians, from the origins of their civilisation to its decline and downfall \u2013 and you will also embark upon a fascinating journey through time, with original archaeological exhibits, maps, illustrations, mappings and audio-visual presentations.<\/p>\n

A cooperation with the renowned Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya, Barcelona.<\/p>\n

The exhibition texts and the audio guide are available in English.<\/p>\n

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\u00dcberschrift 3<\/h3>\n

\u00dcberschrift 4<\/h4>\n

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An extraordinary heritage<\/h1>\n

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The following selection of exhibits that can be seen in the exhibition come from around 40 archaeological sites in Spain and will be on display in Switzerland for the first time:
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STATUETTE OF A PRAYING WOMAN<\/h3>\n

The Iberians made contact with their deities by dedicating votive figures to them at sacred sites. Numerous male and female statuettes have been found at these sites and serve as important sources of information about the clothing and jewellery worn by the Iberian peoples and the weapons they used.
The female statuette is wearing an Iberian costume with an elaborate headdress and a cloak. Her hands are extended in prayer and disproportionately large, thereby emphasising communication with the divine.<\/p>\n

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Statuette of a female worshipper from the cave sanctuary of Cueva de la Lobera, Castellar (Ja\u00e9n), bronze, 4th\u20132nd century BC
\u00a9 Museu d\u2019Arqueologia de Catalunya<\/h6>\n

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STATUETTE OF A PRAYING WOMAN<\/h3>\n

\u00a0in Ohrh\u00f6he.<\/p>\n

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Cueva de la Lobera Sanctuary, Castellar, Ja\u00e9n Bronze 400-300 aC
66 x 33 x 24 mm Museu d’Arqueologia de Catalunya-Barcelona
Nr. reg. MAC BCN-019292 Fotografisches Archiv des MAC, ArtworkPhoto.eu<\/h6>\n

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STORAGE VESSEL WITH BIRD DECORATION<\/h3>\n

The Iberians were not a single people, but rather a large number of different peoples. Although they had a shared culture and language, large regional differences existed.
This vessel comes from the Iberian people known as the Ilergetes, who lived in the northern region of Spain\u2019s eastern coast. The vessel is richly decorated with ornamentation and depictions of birds and probably once served to store foodstuffs such as dried fruits, nuts or honey.<\/p>\n

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Iberian vessel (kalathos) from the settlement of Tossal de les Tenalles, Sidamon (Lleida), clay, painted, 3rd century BC
\u00a9 Museu d\u2019Arqueologia de Catalunya<\/h6>\n

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VESSEL WITH IBERIAN INSCRIPTION<\/h3>\n

The Iberians had their own language, which was written in three different scripts depending on the region. We are now able to decipher the characters, but the language still remains largely unintelligible.
The inscription on the vessel is religious in nature. It begins with the standard phrase \u201cneitin iunstir\u201d, which is also used as a greeting in other religious inscriptions, similar to \u201cMay God be with you\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Animal-shaped vessel (askos) with Iberian inscription from the settlement of Puig de Sant Andreu, Ullastret (Girona), clay, 5th\/4th century BC
\u00a9 Museu d\u2019Arqueologia de Catalunya<\/h6>\n

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HUMAN SKULL WITH NAIL<\/h3>\n

Like the Celts, the peoples of north-eastern Iberia also exhibited the severed heads of their vanquished enemies as trophies of war. They used long nails to attach them to the fa\u00e7ades of their houses and defensive walls.
This skull belongs to a woman who was between 30 and 40 years old when she died. It was partly skinned, and the bone was carefully prepared to prevent it from breaking when the nail was hammered in.<\/p>\n

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Human skull with nail from the settlement of Puig Castellar, Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Barcelona), bone, iron, 3rd century BC
\u00a9 Museu d\u2019Arqueologia de Catalunya<\/h6>\n

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SILVER BOWL FROM A TREASURE FIND<\/h3>\n

This bowl is part of a hoard of silver treasure that an agricultural worker discovered by chance in the ruins of an Iberian settlement in 1927. The owners had buried their valuable possessions, probably during the Second Punic War (218\u2013201 BC), in order to prevent them from falling into enemy hands.
The treasure likely belonged to the local sanctuary, as such bowls were used for sacrificial cult practices.<\/p>\n

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Omphalos bowl with wolf\u2019s head from the settlement of Castellet de Banyoles, Tivissa (Tarragona), silver, partly gold-plated, 250\u2013195 BC \n
\u00a9 Museu d\u2019Arqueologia de Catalunya

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Statue einer W\u00f6lfin mit JungeN<\/h3>\n

The wolf played an important role in the Iberians\u2019 culture and mythology. The Iberians saw these creatures as the embodiment of strength, courage and wildness and revered them, perhaps even as deities.
This sculpture of a female wolf nursing her young while holding her prey was probably part of a funerary monument. It combines a wolf\u2019s exceptional abilities with a symbol of motherly protection and fertility.<\/p>\n

Statue of a female wolf from the necropolis of Cerro de los Molinillos, Baena (C\u00f3rdoba), limestone, 2nd century BC
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Audioguide<\/h1>\n

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Enhance your visit to the special exhibition with our free audio guide, which is easy to access on your mobile device: scan the QR code on the map that you received at the ticket desk and simply follow the instructions on your smartphone.<\/p>\n

Note: please bring your own device and headphones with you.<\/p>\n

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Katalog zur Ausstellung<\/h1>\n

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Begleitpublikation zur Sonderausstellung \u00abIBERER\u00bb im Antikenmuseum Basel und Sammlung Ludwig.<\/span><\/p>\n

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