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Tardo-romana

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 301

Este broche é uma versão luxuosa usada pelas mulheres dos territórios germânicos orientais que faziam fronteira com o rio Danúbio nos séculos IV e V. Sem dúvida, pertenceu a uma mulher de classe social alta e fez parte de um rico conjunto de joias de ouro—pulseiras (braceletes), anéis e colares com pingentes—com o qual foi sepultada.

Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic

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Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic

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