A Roman Carnelian & Glass Bead Necklace, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 3rd - 4th century CE Sculpture - Terracotta Harvesting the bark sheets that

Harvesting the bark sheets that are used for the paintings takes place during the wet season

The Gran Coclé artistic tradition is best known for discoveries at Sitio Conte

anchoring the suspension loop

” an epithet referring to Thebes as the “Heliopolis of the South

Provenance:  Private collection of Mr and Mrs Broukal

A Roman Carnelian & Glass Bead Necklace, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 3rd - 4th century CE Sculpture - Terracotta Harvesting the bark sheets thatA lovely necklace comprised of interspersed elongated rectangular carnelian beads and round carnelian and blue glass spacer beads. Dimensions: Length: 22 inches (55. 8 cm) Condition: Restrung, intact and in very good condition overall. Provenance: Private English collection, acquired between 1970 2012.