Diadem, Südosteuropa, späte Bronzezeit, 10. - 9. Jhdt. v. Chr. - photo 1

Diadem, Südosteuropa, späte Bronzezeit, 10. - 9. Jhdt. v. Chr.

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€ 1 800
Auction dateClassic
30.01.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 6129 | Diadem, Südosteuropa, späte Bronzezeit, 10. - 9. Jhdt. v. Chr.
Bronzenes Blechband mit nach außen umgebogenen, leicht schräg nach oben bzw. unten gerichteten Kanten. Hinten einst mittels dreier Schlitze, die durch die überlappenden Enden des Bleches gestochen sind, verbunden. Das verbindende Medium (eventuell aus organischem Material) nicht mehr erhalten. Vorne im Zentrum Ornament aus Buckel, umgeben von drei Kreislinien inmitten eines Kreuzes aus Kreuzarmen mit drei Punkten und einem Buckel am Ende. Daran anschließend auf beiden Seiten übereinanderliegend zweimal das Motiv mit Buckel umgeben von drei Kreislinien. Weiter hinten nochmals dieses Motiv zwischen einer vertikalen Reihe aus fünf Buckeln und zwei vertikalen Punktreihen. Dunkelbraune Patina, die partiell den metallischen Untergrund durchschimmern lässt ("Moorpatina" von ursprünglicher Lagerung in feuchtem Milieu). Geringfügige Ausbrüche am Rand, sonst intakt. Breite des Bands 5 cm. Durchmesser 18 cm.
Composed of a sheet bronze band, the edges turned outwards, slanting slightly upwards and downwards. Originally attached at the back by means of three slits, made by piercing the overlapping ends of the metal band. The connecting medium (possibly made of organic material) is no longer preserved. A boss ornament in the centre at the front, surrounded by three circular lines in the middle of a cross made of cross arms with three dots and a boss at the end. Extending outwards on both sides, the motif of a boss surrounded by three circular lines repeated twice and superimposed. The same motif appearing again towards the back, between a vertical row of five bosses and two vertical rows of dots. Dark brown patina, which allows the metal base to shimmer through in places (referred to as "swamp patina" due to being stored in a moist environment). Minimal chipping along the edge, otherwise intact. Width of the band 5 cm. Diameter 18 cm.
Auction house category:European Stone and Bronze Age
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