Created on 2024-01-27

The image shows an ancient bronze artifact consisting of two large circular elements with a spiraling pattern. Each spiral starts from the outer edge and gradually narrows towards the center. The spirals appear to have multiple rings that create a raised, ridge-like effect. Between the two spiral circles is a small bridge of material that connects them, with a ring at the center which might have been used to hang or hold the object. The entire piece has a greenish patina, suggesting significant age and possible exposure to the elements over time, consistent with bronze corrosion. The object is placed against a neutral gray background.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows a pair of ancient Celtic spiral brooches or fibulae. These are circular metal objects made of coiled bronze or copper alloy, with a central spiral pattern and a pin or clasp mechanism that would have been used to fasten clothing. The brooches appear weathered and have developed a green patina over time, indicating they are quite old and have been preserved for many centuries. The concentric spiral patterns create a visually striking and intricate design, showcasing the craftsmanship of the ancient Celtic metalworkers who created these functional yet decorative items.