Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a close-up of an ancient bronze shield, displayed on a white pedestal in a museum. The shield is round with a raised central boss and is decorated with radiating patterns of circular indentations. It has a wooden rim, and several small, round metal studs are visible along the edge. Below the shield, a descriptive label is visible, with text in both Spanish and English. The Spanish text identifies the object as "Escudo" (Shield), made of "Bronce" (Bronze), from the "Edad del Hierro I. Cultura celtibérica antigua" (Early Iron Age. Early Celtiberian culture), dated to the "Siglo V-principios del siglo IV a.C." (5th-early 4th century BC), and originating from the "Necrópolis de El Cuarto, sepultura 3 (Griegos, Teruel)" (Necropolis of El Cuarto, Grave 3 (Griegos, Teruel)). The English text provides the same information. The background of the image is blurred and shows exhibits in a museum setting, including what appear to be pottery vessels and other artifacts. The lighting is bright, typical of a museum display. The location in Madrid, Spain, is not explicitly stated in the image or the provided text.
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