bracelet with rams heads rodenbach 5th century bc bronze Vikingmantels permitting the sporran to be

permitting the sporran to be hung around the kilt

but is now exhibited in the Louvre

with decorative piping along the cuffs

masculine body shape

bracelet with rams heads rodenbach 5th century bc bronze Vikingmantels permitting the sporran to beIn Celtic culture, bracelets such as these symbolized taking an oath and were often offered to the gods as a sign of cosmic reciprocity. This example, executed in the art style of the late Hallstatt period, ends on both sides in a ram's head an animal that was linked to the fertility of land and people through the sun cult. The design shows strong Greek influences; After all, Greek and Celtic culture share a Proto Indo European origin, which means