Two Roman Copper Alloy Bracelets Found on the Isle of Anglesey, Possibly from 2nd Century AD
Two Roman Copper Alloy Bracelets Found on the Isle of Anglesey, Possibly from 2nd Century AD
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The Triskelion is an ancient symbol that has endured for thousands of years. Its presence can be traced back to Neolithic art, demonstrating its deep historical roots. The oldest known artifact bearing this traditional symbol was found in Malta and is estimated to date back to 4400-3600 B.C.
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