Fürstengrab "Grave of a prince" 44 at Moserstein.
 (4th century BC ).
Excavated in 1959.
Evidence for a two-wheeled chariot.
The 'princely' warrior was buried with a wooden jug that had bronze mounts, one of which is the stylised Celtic head which is used as the logo of the Keltenmuseum.
There was also a spouted bronze pilgrim flask, which could hold 17 litres of wine and a bucket or [situla] shaped vessel which could hold around 200 litres, inside which was an Athenian pottery kylix  which can be dated to around 470BC.
At the feet of this warrior was his pointed bronze helmet, of typical La Tène type, an Iron sword, a bow and arrow and three lances.
A small gold model of a boat with two oars is symbolic of the journey to the afterlife
Fürstengrab "Grave of a prince" 44 at Moserstein.  (4th century BC ). Excavated in 1959. Evidence for a two-wheeled chariot. The 'princely' warrior was buried with a wooden jug that had bronze mounts, one of which is the stylised Celtic head which is used as the logo of the Keltenmuseum. There was also a spouted bronze pilgrim flask, which could hold 17 litres of wine and a bucket or [situla] shaped vessel which could hold around 200 litres, inside which was an Athenian pottery kylix  which can be dated to around 470BC. At the feet of this warrior was his pointed bronze helmet, of typical La Tène type, an Iron sword, a bow and arrow and three lances. A small gold model of a boat with two oars is symbolic of the journey to the afterlife
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