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Ancient Roman  Celtic Torc Ancient Roman  Celtic Torc Ancient Roma  Celtic Torc                                                                                                                                        LINK  IN old Celtic societies, torcs were a typical type of gems and were produced using bronze, copper, silver, and gold. Torcs were flawless works of Celtic craftsmanship as well as distinguished the wearer's status and maybe were accepted to have profound properties. Portrayals of divine beings and Celtic champions in old craftsmanship frequently show these figures wearing a torc around their necks. Many enduring torcs have been tracked down in shallow pits, probably put there for a custom reason as a votive contribution or essentially for supervision, and, with some weighing over a kilo (2.2 lbs) in gold, they were unquestionably a convenient and once in a while profoundly enlivening type of compact riches.

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