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Roman Bronze Snake Bracelet

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Roman Bronze Snake Bracelet

Culture
Roman
Period
2nd–4th century AD
Object
Bracelet
Materials
Bronze
Dimensions
4.4 cm diameter, 3.2 cm deep
Catalogue
ANT-054

An unusual cast bronze bracelet in the form of a snake, with an even patina.

Provenance
Private collection; acquired on the Dutch art market, previously in a 1990s United Kingdom collection.
Acquired
Palmyra Heritage Gallery · 2025

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