Sepultures Gauloises, Torques & Divers by Thomas Frédéric Moreau

Colored plate of numbered Gallic torcs, bracelets, an arrowhead, and earrings with red beads on a pale background.

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A hand-colored archaeological plate titled Torques et Divers from the Caranda collection, showing numbered Gallic metal torcs, bracelets, an arrowhead, and earrings with red and white beads. The objects are arranged concentrically on a pale background, with the caption identifying Gallic burials at Caranda (Aisne). The work is dated 1877 and attributed to Thomas Frédéric Moreau.

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