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Bracelets, Roman period Turkey [d/b]

Photo by Dosseman
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Photo by Yusuf Sümer Atasoy
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Pair of bracelets from a Roman period burial, Kocakizlar Tumulus, province of Eskisehir, northern Phrygia, Turkey.

Two bracelets, diam. 4-4.5 cm., decorated with gold wire. At the center of each is a rectangular, hollow box setting with hinges in which is set an emerald.

Eskişehir Archaeological Museum

Lit. Yusuf Sümer Atasoy, The Kocakizlar Tumulus in Eskişehir, Turkey https://www.academia.edu/44732407/The_Kocakizlar_Tumulus

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