Clothing and Personal Adornment: Anatolia Return to Clothing and Personal Adornment In Anatolia there is little evidence for dress, but finds from Alaca Höyük (ca. 2300 B.C.) include toggle pins for fastening garments, diadems, and jewelry.		Select an image below to learn more and see the enlarged view.

Images, from top to bottom: Mould for jewelry, seals, and amulets, late 3rd millennium B.C.; Early Bronze Age. Anatolia, Titris Höyük, house. Urfa Museum, Turkey  TH 60632. Quadruple-spiral beads, ca. 2500–2300 B.C.; Early Bronze Age. Anatolia, Troy, Level II, Treasure D. Istanbul Archaeological Museum  689a,b.

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