Material: Bronze (copper alloy) Date: ca. 600 BC – Bronze Age Origin: Europe Dimensions: Height 64 mm; Width 54 mm Weight: 23 grams Condition: Good condition for age, with stable patina, surface encrustation, and minor losses consistent with age. Suspension loop intact. A fine Bronze Age openwork bronze pendant, featuring a circular design with a central hub and four radiating spokes — forming a symbolic wheel or solar motif. At the intersections of the spokes, small raised knobs or dots are visible. These are characteristic of Bronze Age decorative metalwork and may have held symbolic meaning, representing solar rays, celestial points, or rivet-like details imitating functional fittings. Their deliberate placement reinforces the solar or cosmic symbolism often associated with wheel motifs from this period. The piece displays a beautiful natural green patina formed over the centuries, with surface texture consistent with ancient burial conditions. A well-preserved and highly symbolic artifact from the Bronze Age, decorated with raised nodules accentuating its solar design.