
Les Nouvelles Fouilles de Chassemy, Cavalier Gaülois Inhume Avec Son Cheval
Thomas Frédéric Moreau · 1798-1898
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A chromolithographic plate titled Les Nouvelles Fouilles de Chassemy, Cavalier Gaulois Inhumé Avec Son Cheval, by Thomas Frédéric Moreau, dated 1877. It shows excavated iron and bronze objects arranged in rows, including a spearhead, chain links, horseshoes, bridle rings, and small fittings, with green patina on the metal. The plate is numbered PL. 94 and labeled with the 1888 excavation and the Caranda collection.























