File:02023 Bronze bracelet, Wasosz, around 600 BC — 400 BC.jpg

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English: MNS/A/22120/4 The kidney-shaped bracelets are concentrated in a large territory between the Vistula, Havel, and lower Elbe. The oldest specimens are dated to the 4th Bronze Age, and the youngest, and at the same time the most ornate, to the Hallstatt period D (approx. 600/550-400/450 BC), to which the presented specimen is related. Bracelets like this one are known in Poland only from four Pomeranian localities.
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This unique bracelet, called kidney-shaped because of the element connecting the two ends, was made of bronze by casting.

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