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Gold medallion from Gorgippia, Aphrodite – Urania – Artemis, 1st century [d/b]

Polychrome necklace, 1st century BCE, Kuban [d/b]

Necklace with garnets, 1st-2nd century [d/b]

Gold necklaces with the miniature bottles, 5th-4th century BCE [d/b]

Gold necklace, 5th-4th century BCE, Sardinia [d/b]

Necklace from Yemen, 2nd century BCE [d/b]

Hellenistic golden belt with rams’ heads [d/b]

Jewelry from Ukraine recovered in Spain

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

Sarmatian round brooches of the 2nd-3rd century of the Great Hungarian Plain

Flint

Palmyra, relief of Hessed, 2nd C [Damascus Museum] [d/b]

Damascus Museum – group portraits

Sarmatian brooches from Hungary

Damascus Museum collection – female portraits

Eye-stone jewelry

Ornaments of a bridle, 1st century, Dachi burial ground, Rostov region [d/b]

Bracelet [cuffs], 2nd-3rd century, Syria [d/b]

Jewelry from Syria – Late antique / Byzantine period [4th century +]

4th century belt ornaments from Syria – silver, gilt and niello

Medallion from Dedoplis Gora, Georgia [d/b]

Luna / Atargatis. Lintel with three deities from Mashara, Syria

Hypogeum of Atenatan [sarcophagus with a horse], Palmyra

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

Medallion from Lechkhumi village, Georgia [d/b]

Gold brooch with an intaglio, Tartus, Roman time Syria [d/b]

Medallion / ornament, 5th century, Syria [d/b]

Brooch with sardonyx, 3rd century, Syria [d/b]

Medallion with sardonyx, 3rd century, Syria [d/b]

Brooch with sapphire, 1st-2nd century [d/b]

Brooch from Hama, Roman time Syria [Damascus Museum, 2854/5937] [d/b]

Gold brooch from Khisfin [Damascus Museum] [d/b]

Brooch-medallion from Kythnos, Greece [d/b]

Medallion from Ur [Iraq], Temple of Sin, 700-500 BCE [d/b]

Spindle and distaff as symbols – notes

Canaanite jewelry from Deir al-Balah, Gaza, 14th century BCE

The Azerbaijan Museum in Tabriz, Iran

Acorns, pomegranates and miniature amphorae shaped-pendants

Cross-shaped brooch [d/b]

The “blessing” gesture – a sign of horns

Celtic gold. Literature

Medallion / hairnet, Hellenistic? [auction] [d/b]

On one type of the openwork medallions. Notes

Medallion, an ornament of a diadem, Ur, 2500 BCE [d/b]

Inlaid Rosette, Egypt, 1427–1400 BCE [d/b]

Disc-shaped headdress ornaments, Egypt, ca. 2100 BCE

Openwork ornaments from Armenia. Solar system, the sun motif.

Steatite pyxides from Armenia 8th-7th century BCE [d/b]

Armenia, medallions / pinheads, gold and carnelian. 8th-6th C BC [d/b]

Kosika burial ground, the Astrakhan region

Silver pyxis, 1st century, Magna Graecia [d/b]

Scent bottle 20 – Kotovo; 2nd-4th C; gold and silver [d/b]

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

Kalathos, the headdress – notes

Wreath, headband, diadem – an overview

Zhalauly treasure, Kazakhstan. 5th-3rd century BCE

Real Amazons. Devitsa V, Prokhorovka I

Pokrovka burial mound, 5th century BCE

Kafir-kala, 5th/6th century, Uzbekistan

Dzhurga-oba necropolis, Crimea, 5th century

Batyr Lake treasure (Kazakhstan), 3rd century

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

Scent bottle 19 – silver [d/b]

Scent bottle 18 – the village of Novo-Mikhailovskoye, silver [d/b]