Roman Ornament Pendant
(Unit Price: 19,90 ¤ per pcs.)
1.-3. Century AD
Simply beautiful!
By the middle of the 2nd Century, in the Antonine period occurs in Britain from Celtic roots a jewelry style, reminiscent of trumpets its elements are removed or curved horns. The so-called trumpet ornamentation is becoming a popular style of jewelry, the fashion spread with the Britannian forces throughout the Roman Empire.
The original is a decorative ornament from the late 2nd Century, the fort was found in the cohort Zugmantel in the Taunus. It is in the collections of the Hall Castle Museum and was published by Jürgen Oldenstein under Cat. No. 922nd
- 40 x 20 mm
- Polished bronze castings
- including leather band
- incl. cotton bags
