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This media file is a photograph of a museum exhibit, likely taken in Madrid, Spain, featuring Visigothic artifacts. The display is behind glass, reflecting some light. The primary subjects are various historical objects, including pottery, metalwork, and fragments of inscriptions.

In the foreground, the exhibit displays a collection of liturgical objects from the 5th-7th century. These include chains, pendants in the shape of crosses, a shallow bowl, and what appears to be a broken ceramic vessel or urn. To the right of these are several dark metal vessels, possibly ewers or jugs, stacked vertically. Above these, a dark metal skillet is displayed.

Further up and to the left, there are several terracotta and stone vessels, including amphorae and smaller jugs. Above these, two stone fragments with inscriptions are visible, one larger and one smaller. The wall behind these items is white, with some text displayed in panels.

The text panels provide information about the artifacts. One panel, titled "BASÍLICA DE VEGA DEL MAR" and "BASILICA OF VEGA DEL MAR," describes a 5th-century church near Málaga, its reconstruction after a tidal wave in 526, and mentions funerary inscriptions and everyday objects. Another panel, "LITURGICAL OBJECTS (5TH-7TH CENTURY)," details various items used in Visigothic rites, including jugs, patens, censers, lamps, and glass objects. It also mentions specific sites like Las Pesqueras and El Gatillo.

The overall scene depicts a well-organized museum display showcasing ancient religious and everyday items, offering a glimpse into Visigothic culture and practices. The lighting appears to be artificial, typical of a museum environment. There are no people visible in the photograph.
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Jun 30, 2026

Madrid, Spain

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This media file is a photograph of a museum exhibit, likely taken in Madrid, Spain, featuring Visigothic artifacts. The display is behind glass, reflecting some light. The primary subjects are various historical objects, including pottery, metalwork, and fragments of inscriptions. In the foreground, the exhibit displays a collection of liturgical objects from the 5th-7th century. These include chains, pendants in the shape of crosses, a shallow bowl, and what appears to be a broken ceramic vessel or urn. To the right of these are several dark metal vessels, possibly ewers or jugs, stacked vertically. Above these, a dark metal skillet is displayed. Further up and to the left, there are several terracotta and stone vessels, including amphorae and smaller jugs. Above these, two stone fragments with inscriptions are visible, one larger and one smaller. The wall behind these items is white, with some text displayed in panels. The text panels provide information about the artifacts. One panel, titled "BASÍLICA DE VEGA DEL MAR" and "BASILICA OF VEGA DEL MAR," describes a 5th-century church near Málaga, its reconstruction after a tidal wave in 526, and mentions funerary inscriptions and everyday objects. Another panel, "LITURGICAL OBJECTS (5TH-7TH CENTURY)," details various items used in Visigothic rites, including jugs, patens, censers, lamps, and glass objects. It also mentions specific sites like Las Pesqueras and El Gatillo. The overall scene depicts a well-organized museum display showcasing ancient religious and everyday items, offering a glimpse into Visigothic culture and practices. The lighting appears to be artificial, typical of a museum environment. There are no people visible in the photograph.

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