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BULGARIA

Massive hemispherical earrings, Roman period – overview

Village of Kapitan Petko Voivoda, Bulgaria, 2nd C female burial

Village of Kapitan Petko Voivoda in Topolovgrad, Bulgaria. Thracian female burial, 2nd century

Applique of a sword, Chatalka necropolis [Bulgaria], 1st-2nd century [d/b]

Medallion of Isis, 2nd-3rd century, Bulgaria [d/b]

Gold clasp [agrafa], 3rd-2nd century BCE, Mesambria, Bulgaria [d/b]

Mesambria, 3rd century BCE, female burial [Bulgaria]

Diadem with a central plate, 3rd century BCE, Sinemorets, Bulgaria [d/b]

Jewelry of the Thracian priestess Leseskepra, Anchialo, Bulgaria

Punches for toreutics and jewelry making. Metalworker’s tools from a territory of Bulgaria

Jewelry from a female burial at Silistra necropolis, Roman time Bulgaria.

Necklace, 3rd century, Roman time Bulgaria [d/b]

The Thracian tomb in Kazanlak, Bulgaria. Quick notes

The first Early Byzantine gold treasure from Odessos (Varna, Bulgaria), 6th century

Medallion with Aphrodite, Varna Museum, Bulgaria [d/b]

Scallop shell pyxis from the Golyama Kosmatka Tumulus; Bulgaria [d/b]

Segmented necklace, Stara Zagora, Bulgaria; 1st-2nd century [d/b]

Ornaments of Thrace

Late Antiquity / Byzantine set of jewelry from Bulgaria

Bracelets, Varna, Byzantine 6th C [d/b]

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GEORGIA

The belt from Samtavro, Georgia, 3rd century [d/b]

Georgia, medallion, 3rd-4th century [d/b]

Medallion from Dedoplis Gora, Georgia [d/b]

Syrian glass found in Georgia, 1st-2nd century

Medallion from Lechkhumi village, Georgia [d/b]

Writing tools from Mtskheta, Georgia, 3rd-4th century.

ROMANIA

Medallion with Aphrodite and Eros, clay, Romania [d/b]

Medallion with Aphrodite, Romania [d/b]

Pyxides from Sarmatian female burials

Earrings with hinges, Roman Dacia [d/b]

Romania, the Buzău treasure. Sarmatian. Triangular earrings

Sarmatian jewelry from Banat, Great Hungarian Plain / Pannonia (Romania, Hungary, Serbia)

UKRAINE

Naszyjnik z motylem, Muzeum w Odessie, Ukraina [d/b]

Jewelry from Ukraine recovered in Spain

Aplikacja “sfinks” ze scytyjskiego kurhanu, 4 wiek pne.

Kul-oba, the royal Scythian burial from Crimea, 4th century BCE

Dzhurga-oba necropolis, Crimea, 5th century

Gold medallion inlaid with carnelian. 1st century, Crimea [d/b]

Jewelry from a rich Sarmatian burial, village Mikhailovka, Odessa region, Ukraine

Hellenistic bronze matrixes and stamps from Crimea [d/b]

Nogaichik barrow, Sarmatian grave from Crimea

Brooch / medallion, 4th century, Ukraine [d/b]

Silver Hellenistic bowl from Olbia, Ukraine, 2nd century BCE [d/b]

Sokolova Mogila, the 1st century burial of Sarmatian priestess

The Platar Collection, Ukraine

Scythian jewelry, the Zaporozhye region, Ukraine, 1st-2nd century [d/b]

Rankenfrau from Palmyra

Glass painted pyxis from Olbia

Chersonesus, Crimea

Matrix depicting Zeus from the Ust-Alma necropolis, Crimea

Silver brooch medallion with Aphrodite from Artezian, 1st C, Crimea [d/b]

Sewn-on ornaments with geometric patterns

Ukraine history – literature, museums, websites – database

Scythian female headdress – notes

Glass and gemstone inlays – timeline. Notes

Migration Period – Black Sea region and Hunnic diadems

Sarmatian necklaces

Scythian conical cups – vessels or a headdress? – Overview

Bracelets from Nogaichik barrow, Sarmatian grave from Crimea [d/b]

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