Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 86
anulated method. A large number of necklaces have evidently beenproduced simply for sepulchral purposes, for they arecomposed, like the majority of crowns, of the thinnestbracteate gold in the shape of rosettes and studs strungtogether. The chief characteristic of Etruscan necklaces istheir… … ETRUSCAN JEWELLERY(brooches, diadem, bracelet, rings) ETRUSCAN which an amulet was contained. In Etruscan art bothmen and women are represented wearing necklaces andeven bracelets formed of bullae. Occasionally, insteadof a bulla, is some such object as the tooth or clawof an animal, or a small…
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