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Crescent shaped pectoral from Tolstaya Mogila (gold)

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Crescent shaped pectoral from Tolstaya Mogila (gold)

XBP343656 Crescent shaped pectoral from Tolstaya Mogila (gold) by Scythian, (4th century BC); diam: 30.6 cm; Historical Museum, Kiev, Ukraine; (add.info.: Scythian men stretching and sewing a sheepskin; made for the Scythians. In 1971, excavations in a kurgan (grave mound) named Tolstaya Mogila - big barrow - in the city of Ordzonikidzhe in the southern Ukraine brought to light a spectacular golden pectoral in the underground grave of a warrior, dating to c. 300 B.C. Pectoral from the Tolstaya Mogila, Ordzonikidze, Museum of Historical Treasures, Kiev, gold, front view); Photo eBoltin Picture Library; out of copyright

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This print showcases a crescent-shaped pectoral made of gold, originating from Tolstaya Mogila in the 4th century BC. Measuring at an impressive diameter of 30.6 cm, this exquisite piece is currently housed in the Historical Museum in Kiev, Ukraine. The image depicts Scythian men engaged in the meticulous process of stretching and sewing a sheepskin. This particular pectoral was crafted specifically for the Scythians, reflecting their rich cultural heritage and artistic prowess. Discovered during excavations in 1971 within a burial mound named Tolstaya Mogila, located in Ordzonikidzhe city in southern Ukraine, it was found within the underground grave of a warrior dating back to approximately 300 B. C. The intricate design features ornate decorations with motifs inspired by animals and floral elements. The scroll-like patterns add an extra layer of complexity to this stunning piece of metalwork jewelry. Created by the renowned Certomlyk master, known for his exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, this golden pectoral offers a glimpse into ancient Russian culture. With its delicate vine-like engravings and depictions of horses - both domesticated farm animals and wild creatures - this necklace serves as both an ornamental adornment and a testament to the Scythian's deep connection with nature. Its timeless beauty continues to captivate viewers today as it stands as a remarkable example of ancient decorative artistry.

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