2nd Part
ANCIENT JEWELLERY EXHIBITED IN ANATOLIAN CIVILIZATIONS MUSEUM
Neck Jewellery
Pandatives
![](/Resim/18621,145jpg.png?0) | Name: | Pandantif |
Type: | Gold and onyx |
Location where it came from: | Adana |
Way of Coming: | Exc. find |
Dimensions: | H: 1.8cm W:0.9cm Depth:1.5cm |
Weight: | 7.7 gr |
Period | The Hittite Period |
A Goddess sitting in a kind of armchair on a rectangular base is holding a round based shallow pot. She has a roman nose and big ears. There are disk shaped earrings on the ears. The hair is left long on the back. She has a cap like a skullcap on her head and her dress goes down to her feet. It is solid cast. It has a string or a large ring for the chain at the back.
![](/Resim/18622,146jpg.png?0) | Name: | Pandantif |
Type: | Gold and glass |
Location where it came from: | Keban, Ağın |
Way of Coming: | Exc. find |
Dimensions:: | H:1.5cm W:1.9 cm |
Weight: | 4.46 gr. |
Period: | The 2-3rd century AD |
A bumped brow placed in the golden slot in ellipse shape is made of indigo glass paste. Its perimetre is grooved filigreed. It has two pendulums is made of grooved golden filigree attached to the two rings below it and a grooved wide handle on the upper side in the middle. The rings of the pendulums are formed by twisting a single wire.
![](/Resim/18623,147jpg.png?0) | Name: | Pandantif |
Type: | Gold |
Location where it came from: | Not known |
Way of Coming: | Confiscation |
Dimensions:: | H:2.5cm W:1.8cm |
Weight: | 2.4 gr. |
Period: | The 2-3rd century AD |
An oval pandantif made of black jasper is placed in the middle of a golden frame having diagonal lines. On one face of black jasper Barajas figure is located and on the other side, a figure that is probably Helios is used. The figures made on semi - valuable stones with a carving technique are seen in pandantives and ring stones. One of those figures is Abraxas. It is frequently seen in the Roman period. In the sample here, Abraxas has a cock head, a human body and dragon legs. It has a whip in its hand. Since the stone has excessively corroded, the figures on both sides are destroyed to a great extent. The pandantif has a wide handle with its upper side grooved. It has a moving pendulum in equilateral quadruple shape made of granule particles at the end of the flat ring. A simple ring is closed with a hook.