Chief with protome on horseback

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The golden treasure from the Great Sveshtari mound. Handmade and gilded with 24 K gold. On 07.11. 2012 in the western half of the mound, at a depth of 8 m. From the surface was found a cavity - an imprint of a wooden box measuring 50 x 50 cm. In it were placed: a set of women's jewelry - a tiara with sculpted images of fantastic creatures with lion's body and female heads and bust, leading a procession of lions and panthers, four spiral bracelets and a gold ring with a relief image of Eros, a set of over 200 applications to a horse harness - chief with a protome of a horse, round applications with the head of Athens, others with plant motifs, with female heads, with a semi-cylindrical shape, etc. Fine applications with filigree decoration or enamel, as well as hundreds of miniature round and cylindrical beads. Numerous gold threads belonging to gold-woven fabric, which was laid as a third gift, were also found. The chest was placed in the mound of the mound at the stage of its filling, as a gift accompanying the soul of the buried Goth ruler, probably the Cauldron, known as an ally of Philip II of Macedon in their common struggle against the Scythians from 339 BC.


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