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Two bronze arm rings, from the Hallstatt period and the Late Roman period, 8th century B.C. and 4th century A.D. 1) Solid Hallstatt-period arm ring with open, straight ends; the inner side is slightly curved, while the outer side is more pronounced. The outer side features incised decoration consisting of angles and straight lines. Dark green patina, slight dents. Diameter 7.5 cm. 2) Late Roman arm ring with open ends shaped as stylized animal heads; the inner side is slightly curved, while the outer side and edges are profiled with notches arranged rhythmically in groups. Diameter 7 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private collection in northern Germany, acquired in the 1980s through the German art market. Condition: II
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