title: Gold Neck Jewelry of the 6th—7th Centuries from the South-Western Crimea
abstract: In the second quarter of the 6 th—7 th centuries, women of the South-Western Crimea wore a ceremonial costume, which consisted of an outer dress belted with a wide belt with a large buckle, a shoulder cape, which was often fastened to the dress with a pair of identical brooches, and a specific set of jewelry. One of the components of this costume, which marked the most notable representatives of the community, are small gold neck decorations of a triangular shape, which received the name “gorodk
journal: Stratum plus Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology