Foto de stock - The Museum of Valladolid houses an important set of ceramic vessels from the Fuente-Olmedo bell-shaped trousseau. These vessels were discovered in the archaeological site of Fuente-Olmedo, located in the province of Valladolid, and are considered one of the best collections of Bell-shaped ceramics in the Iberian Peninsula. The Bell Beaker trousseau is a set of funerary objects that are associated with the graves of the Bell Beaker culture, a prehistoric civilization that developed during the Chalcolithic in the Iberian Peninsula. These ceramic vessels are characteristics of this culture and are highly valued for their technical and aesthetic quality. The ceramic vessels of the Fuente-Olmedo Bell Beaker trousseau are of various sizes and shapes, including jugs, bowls, plates and cups. They are decorated with geometric and zoomorphic motifs.