Cultural Heritage from Castile and Leon around the world

Object: torque

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Silver torque

Anónimo castellano

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goldsmithing

Silver torque

Anónimo castellano

ca. 150-75 a. C.

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

Torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

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goldsmithing

Torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

2nd century BC

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

The Hispanic Society of Art, New York.

Silver and gold torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

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goldsmithing

Silver and gold torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

2nd century BC

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

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goldsmithing

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

ca. 120-20 a.C.

Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)

Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)

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Cultural Heritage from Castile and Leon around the world

4 results

© 2024 The Hispanic Society of America.

Silver torque

Anónimo castellano

goldsmithing

Silver torque

Anónimo castellano

ca. 150-75 a. C.

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

Torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

goldsmithing

Torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

2nd century BC

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

The Hispanic Society of Art, New York.

Silver and gold torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

goldsmithing

Silver and gold torque

Anónimo procedente de Castilla y León

2nd century BC

Provenance: Palencia, (Spain)

Current locations: The Hispanic Society of America, New York (United States)

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

goldsmithing

Fragment of a jewel, treasure from Arcillera/Ramallas

Anonimous

ca. 120-20 a.C.

Provenance: La Corona, Samir de los Caños (Spain)

Current locations: The British Museum, London (United Kingdom)