2nd Part
ANCIENT JEWELLERY EXHIBITED IN ANATOLIAN CIVILIZATIONS MUSEUM
Nobs and Needles
| Name: | A Fibula |
Type: | Electrum |
Location where it came from: | Gordion |
Way of Coming: | Exc. find |
Dimensions: | H:3.4cm D:4.3cm |
Period | The Phrygian Period |
It is flat, in a bow shape and has two nodes, its needle is broken from the attachment point and it is ornamented with two triangles in the form of a thin line.
| Name: | Needle with lion head |
Type: | Gold |
Location where it came from: | Not known |
Way of Coming: | Confiscation |
Dimensions:: | L:6.5cm |
Weight: | 8.5 gr |
Period: | The 4th century BC |
A lion head is made of thin gold sheet with a repousse technique. A mouth of the lion is open and its sharp tongue is out. Solid short needle body is soldered to the empty neck part formed by filigreed spiral ornaments. Six golden wires coming out from the neck are wound on the needle and thinned towards the end.
| Name: | A Needle head |
Type: | Gold |
Location where it came from: | Giresun, Büyük Eyrice Village |
Way of Coming: | Treasure find |
Dimensions: | D:3.1cm Thick.:1.9cm |
Weight: | 1.05gr. |
Period: | The 2nd century AD |
It is made of a thin golden sheet. It is empty inside. It may be a relief partitioned needle head. In the middle of it, there is a hole with its front side big and backside small. The perimetre of the small one is surrounded with vertical grooves and thin golden wire.
| Name: | A Needle |
Type: | Gold (low fineness) |
Location where it came from: | Kayseri |
Way of Coming: | Purchase |
Dimensions:: | L:6.4cm W:1.1cm |
Weight: | 2.1 gr. |
Period: | The Early Byzantine Period |
Four small spheres in cross arrangement are mounted on a head of a sharp pointed body. The leaf motifs made with filigreed technique and placed opposit each other form the spheres. There is a filigreed rosette in the middle