Pair of bracelets with bells; Thailand, Ban Chiang, Late 1st millennium BC.

Pair of bracelets with bells; Thailand, Ban Chiang, Late 1st millennium BC.
Bronze.
Damaged,
Measurements: 13,6 cm and 7,8 cm.
Pair of two tubular bronze bracelets as bracelets with geometric ornamentation in relief and bells at one end. Bang-Chiang is considered one of the most important prehistoric settlements of Southeast Asia discovered to date, witnessing a decisive stage in the technological, cultural and social evolution of the Thai people. The site was characterized by the numerous archaeological remains found, which give us evidence of the existence of a fruitful Thai agriculture and metallurgy.