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Lovely Celtic torc with La Tène spirals, 5-4th Century BC. Continental Celtic torcs often had a hidden hinge mechanism, visible on the left of this piece, so they could be put on without bending. Meanwhile, insular torcs often have repairs from where they broke after being bent too many times. ࿋
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