Issued by France in 1966, this 1.00 Franc stamp commemorates the famous Cratère de Vix, one of the most important archaeological discoveries from the Celtic Hallstatt period. The design depicts stylized ancient ceremonial horse figures inspired by artifacts found in the princely tomb at Vix, Burgundy. Engraved by renowned artist Combet, the stamp showcases classic French intaglio craftsmanship with strong linear shading and historical symbolism. It forms part of France’s cultural heritage issues highlighting major archaeological treasures. A highly collectible thematic item for archaeology, ancient Europe, and art engraving collectors.