62.20.6a, .6b, two bronze neck rings
Europe
Frank Hibben collection
Photograph by B. Bernard
Each of these two bronze neck rings combines simple yet graceful
lines with little clusters of detail, creating a pleasing whole
that we can appreciate to this day. Each meaures about 15 centimeters
(6 inches) across.
Two additional photographs
provide a look at the details of the neck rings.
Details of the two neck rings
Photographs by B. Bernard
More elaborate versions of these neck rings were made of twisted metal and known as "torques."
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