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GALLO-ROMAN ANTIQUITIES 
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landscapes, genre-paintings, etc. Christ and the 
adulteress, by Cornelis Bisschop (1630-1674). 
Works from the 19* century: Three children in a 
park, by an unknown painter. 
Copy of the altar of the hermitage of Hachiville. The 
original is coloured and made of oak-wood. It 
dates from the 1* half of the 16 century and was 
orobably executed in Brabant. The upper and the 
lower parts of the altar relate the joys and sorrows 
of the Holy Virgin. 
SCULPTURES (17® to 18 centuries) 
Show-case: Wooden sculptures (St Dominicus, 
Virgin of Sorrow, Angels). Works by Pierre-Joseph 
Zedoute (1759-1840). 
3'd FLOOR - Entrance 3B. 
Rooms 305 to 308 
Access over the wooden staircase; go through 
rooms 301 to 304, then turn to the left (see plan 
vages 4 and 5). 
RECENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS 
Findings coming from excavations which have 
Jeen made by the National Museum during the last 
ten years. Among the most important sites are 
Dalheim, the Titelberg, Lellig and Holler-Binsfeld. 
Objects found in cremation graves near Nospelt. 
Two Gallo-Roman graves from the 1% and the 3'° 
zenturies in their original disposition. 
CRAFTSMEN 
Tools for the working up of wood, iron and leather. 
Implements for agriculture, gardening and vini- 
sulture. Tools of a mason (trowel, compasses, etc.) 
and of a potter (potter’s wheel, iron tools for throw- 
‘ng, model of a furnace). 
A selection of ”terra sigillata” and ”terra Belgica” 
with potters’ stamps. Tiles and elements of a 
h1ypocaust. Water-pipes. 
FINDINGS FROM GRAVES - BROOCHES 
Objects found in graves of the Marscherwald. 
Brooches from the Titelberg, Mamer and Goeb- 
lange. 
ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDINGS FROM GREECF 
ETRURIA AND NON-EUROPFAN COUNTRIFS