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Kelheim jug: discovered in 1863 in a cremation burial in Mitterfeld. Dating: Late La Tène period (150 century BC to around the birth of Christ).

The picture shows Leopold, an archaeologist dressed in the style of the 19th century. He is detached from the background. Leopold stands with his hands on his hips as if he has just made a discovery. Above his head hovers a speech bubble that reads, "In the Celtic city of Alkimoennis, one could do good business."
The picture shows a replica of a Celtic merchant traveling with his donkey and a carriage. The carriage is covered with wood and has a simple design typical for the Celtic period. The donkey is brown and wears bridle. The merchant and the coachman on the carriage are wearing robes that are also reminiscent of the Celtic culture. The background is black and neutral, which draws the focus to the merchants and their carriage.

“Traders who once passed through here could do good business in the Celtic city of Alkimoennis. But only if they were honest. If someone was a crook, he did well to stay outside! Think of the scalped skull found here by my archaeologist colleagues. The Celtic head cult is well known. And human sacrifices ended up in the cauldron back then, or so the story goes! As sacrifices to the gods!”

Before the Celtic Gate