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Monday, October 20, 2014
Silver Diadem from Bronze Age Spain
Very tasteful and simple by the usual standards of the European Bronze Age, when they usually went in for
mad headgear
. Perhaps this was actually only a support for a vast headdress made of feathers or painted wood.
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