ANCIENT KOBAN CULTURE BRACELET CAUCASUS BRONZE SPIRAL ENDS 1200-400 B.C. 12 For Sale

Ancient Koban Culture Bronze Bracelet with Spiral Ends – Caucasus

An interesting ancient bronze bracelet attributed to the Koban Culture of the Caucasus, an archaeological tradition associated with the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age.

This Caucasian bronze bracelet is formed from a broad bronze band terminating in distinctive inward-curled spiral ends. This characteristic form is associated with ancient Caucasian metalworking traditions and makes the piece an interesting example of ancient jewelry from the Caucasus.

The surface retains an extensive green, blue-green and dark brown natural-looking patina, with visible oxidation, mineral deposits, surface irregularities and other signs of considerable age. The bracelet has not been artificially polished for presentation, preserving the character of an ancient bronze artifact.

Item Details:

• Object: Ancient Bronze Bracelet / Cuff
• Attribution: Koban Culture
• Region: Caucasus
• Period: Late Bronze Age / Early Iron Age
• Material: Bronze / Copper Alloy
• Design: Broad Band with Spiral Ends
• Surface: Green, Blue-Green and Brown Patina
• Collecting Area: Ancient Jewelry / Caucasian Antiquities / Archaeological Artifacts

A distinctive example of a Koban bronze bracelet and an interesting collectible for those interested in Koban Culture, ancient Caucasus artifacts, Bronze Age jewelry, Early Iron Age antiquities, archaeological jewelry and ancient bronze objects.

The item is offered in its current archaeological condition. Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and show the exact shape, surface, patina and state of preservation.

Attribution and dating are based on typological comparison. They should be regarded as an informed attribution rather than scientific certification unless accompanied by independent documentation.