The unique set of the golden jewelry that
was found in the kurgan tomb № 10 of the Kobiakov sepulture (AD 1-2) knows no
equals. The precious torc that was found in the kurgan indicates that this tomb
and jewelry in it belonged to the young Sarmatian queen.
The images you'll see as you scroll down to the current text are all part of the story telling in my novel, Realms of Gold:Ritual to Romance.
Bianca Caldwell, pen name, Bianca Fiore, is a writer for an art magazine. In each of her monthly stories she describes an object used in ancient ritual.
Showing posts with label gold bracelets. Show all posts
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St. Petersburg. Treasures of the Sarmatians
The Treasures of the Sarmatians consists of works of art found in burial mounds of Sarmatian tribes that inhabited the Lower Volga and Don regions from the 1st century B.C. to the 4th century A.D.
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| Gold Bracelet 1st century B.C. |
Azov Museum of History, Archaeology and Paleontology. The State Hermitage Museum
Ancient Gold: National Treasuy of Georgia
Pair of Bracelets. 5 th - 4 th centuries B.C. Vani.
Gold indot, with the images of the heads of aurochses. Additionally processed with engraving.
Gold indot, with the images of the heads of aurochses. Additionally processed with engraving.
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