bracelet manching hunsrucken bronze Moederdag it was also worn by

it was also worn by the famous phalanx soldiers of Alexander the Great's army and by many members of his elite companions in the shock cavalry

The simple yet powerful design makes this one belt versatile for a variety of characters

Roman soldiers probably acquired them as private property

with a diameter of approx

neck and a large part of the face including the nose

bracelet manching hunsrucken bronze Moederdag it was also worn byIn Celtic culture, bracelets such as these symbolized taking an oath and were often offered to the gods as a sign of cosmic reciprocity. This one bracelet is executed in the La Tne art style and based on a find from Manching Hunsrcken. Performed in bronze, with a total length of approx. 15 cm.