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Centro de Interpretacion del Tesoro de Aliseda and its collection
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The Aliseda Treasure, discovered in an ancient Tartessian funerary deposit in Aliseda, Cáceres, is a significant part of the museum's collection. Predominantly made of gold, the treasure showcases the intricate filigree and low relief techniques that were prevalent during the time. The treasure was found in February 1920 and has been a property of the Spanish state since September 1920, housed in the National Archaeological Museum of Spain.
Contents of the Aliseda Treasure
The Aliseda Treasure was part of a funerary deposit, which included aristocratic male and female jewelry. The collection includes a silver brazier and cup, a bronze mirror, a glass jar with hieroglyphs, and 285 gold objects or fragments, many of which are adorned with semi-precious stones. These artifacts provide a glimpse into the opulence and craftsmanship of the period.
DESchatzfund von Aliseda
ITTesoro di Aliseda
FRTrésor d'Aliseda
ESCentro de Interpretación Tesoro de Aliseda
ESEl Tesoro de Aliseda
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