Period: approx. 8th – 6th Century BCE Culture: Likely Koban Culture or Scythian-influenced Caucasian groups. A heavy, cast bronze penannular (open) bangle of substantial proportions. The body is characterized by a thick, circular cross-section, decorated with a series of regularly spaced, raised annular bosses (ring-shaped studs). Each boss features a central indentation, creating a rhythmic, geometric relief pattern around the outer circumference. The object is made of solid bronze with a total weight of 86 grams, indicating high status or ritual significance. It exhibits an authentic, thick malachite-green and blue patina (mineralized oxidation) consistent with long-term burial in mineral-rich soil. The surface shows minor encrustations and typical signs of ancient wear. Dimensions: 86 mm x 66 mm Weight: 86 grams