Object numberCC54.083

Bracelet with ends terminating in knobs

DateNd

Artist Egyptian (Egyptian, NA)

CultureEgyptian

MediumMetal: bronze

DimensionsSight: 2 1/4 in. (5.72 cm)

Credit LineTransfer from Vassar College Classics Department, 1968

On View

Not on view

Period7th c - 8th c

Classification(s)

Decorative Art

Terms

Antiquity

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