大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 6月3日 23時43分

This snake-headed bracelet (one of a pair) and gold ring were discovered on Sicily with hoards of gold and silver coins. All were deliberately buried by their owner, who intended to recover them but never returned. Around this time, about 330–300 BC, there was political unrest on the island and the added threat of attack from invading forces.
For much of its history, Sicily was admired and envied for its wealth and fertility. In Greek Sicily, wealth was displayed through sumptuously decorated homes and gold jewellery like this.
Learn more about the rise of Greek Sicily and its lasting impact in our #SicilyExhibition, until 14 August 2016.
Gold bracelet and ring. Found at Avola, Sicily, about 330–300 BC.
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