Christian-Heinrich Wunderlich, archaeo-chemist and head of Halle
Download this stock image: Christian-Heinrich Wunderlich, archaeo-chemist and head of Halle State Museum for Pre-History's restoring department, examines parts of a 7,200-year-old pottery crock in Halle Salle, Germany, 15 October 2010. In the crock, one kilogram of red dye was discovered which means one of the most ancient dye discoveries in Germany. Photo: JAN WOITAS - D52505 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.
Christian-Heinrich Wunderlich, archaeo-chemist and head of Halle State Museum for Pre-History's restoring department, examines parts of a 7,200-year-old pottery crock in Halle Salle, Germany, 15 October 2010. In the crock, one kilogram of red dye was discovered which means one of the most ancient dye discoveries in Germany. Photo: JAN WOITAS
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