Northern Europe; Earlier Age of Iron
Adolf Rosenberg · 1850 - 1906
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Why is this public domain? Adolf Rosenberg died in 1906; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed plate, titled Northern Europe; Earlier Age of Iron, shows a grid of archaeological objects and figures in sepia tones, including spearheads, an axe, swords, brooches, bracelets, helmets and a round shield. Several small figures depict warriors with spears and shields, and the captions appear in German, English and French. The plate is dated 1905 and is attributed to Adolf Rosenberg.
