Anna Endrődi-László Reményi Virtual museum of the European roots Budapest History Museum Hungary.

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Anna Endrődi-László Reményi Virtual museum of the European roots Budapest History Museum Hungary

NEOLITHIC ( BC) Thematic routes: Clothes, Decorations with communicative value, Genitalia, God/Goddes/Divinity, Human figure, Religious rituals.

NEOLITHIC ( BC) Thematic routes: Clothes, Decorations with communicative value, God/Goddes/Divinity, Human figure, Religious rituals, Symbols.

NEOLITHIC ( BC) Thematic routes: Decorations, Symbols, Human figure

NEOLITHIC ( BC) Thematic routes: Decorations, Symbols

Early Bronze Age Makó Culture Thematic routes: Clothes, Decorations with communicative value, God/Goddes/Divinity, Human figure, Power or Status Sings, Religious rituals

EARLY BRONZE AGE Bell Beaker Csepel group BC Thematic routes: Prestige Gift, Religious rituals, Symbols, Trade

EARLY BRONZE AGE Bell Beaker Csepel group BC Thematic routes: Decorations with communicative value, Symbols, Trade.

EARLY BRONZE AGE Nagyrév culture /1900 BC Thematic routes: God/Goddes/Divinity, Human figure, Maps of the firmament or its portions: sun, moon or sky…, Mythogram, Religious rituals.

LATE BRONZE AGE ( BC) Thematic routes: Animal imago, Religious rituals

LATE BRONZE AGE ( BC) Thematic routes: Clothes, Decorations with communicative value, Human figure.