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Early Medieval Silver Torc, 'Treasure: History Unearthed' Exhibition, Museum of Liverpool, Merseyside
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Early Medieval Silver Torc, 'Treasure: History Unearthed' Exhibition, Museum of Liverpool, Merseyside
Various Viking Silver Hoard Items, 'Treasure: History Unearthed' Exhibition, Museum of Liverpool, Merseyside
The Huxley Hoard Viking Arm Rings, 'Treasure: History Unearthed' Exhibition, Museum of Liverpool, Merseyside
Roman Coin Jewellery, Liverpool World Museum, Merseyside
Through the Roman period it became fashionable to use coins in jewellery. This gold chain necklace has a medallion celebrating a marriage, with an image of the husband and wife. A coin with an image of Flavius Honorius, a Roman emperor from 393 to 423 CE, gives us a fair idea of when the necklace was made.
Late Bronze Age Gold Bracelets, The Museum of Hull and East Riding, Hull, Yorkshire.
It may be that these were more portable currency than jewellery.
The Silver Secrets of Manikaran Valley: Uncovering Kullu Riyasat’s Lost Wealth