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ID  493  -  Public access
Description :   Gold bead necklace. The beads were not found in rows, the way they were stored and can be seen in the photo, but grouped into small clusters. They may have been inserted into a woven band.
Metal artifacts:  Necklace
ID  967  -  Public access
Description :   Group of small cylindrical beads. They were probably part of a necklace.
Metal artifacts:  Necklace
ID  975  -  Public access
Description :   Group of circular gold beads. They were found mixed with a group of gold tubular beads with registration number 7468. Probably the beads of a necklace. It was found attached to a miniature breastplate (R: 7467) and next to two cuffs (R: 7466[1] and R: 7466[2] and a small gold pendant (R: 7469) in the filling of tomb T3.
Metal artifacts:  Necklace
ID  1000  -  Public access
Description :   Necklace of spherical wax beads with gold casings. It was discovered in the burial pit of tomb T7 at El Caño. The beads have two different diameters. It was found along with a butterfly form breastplate and two cuffs. The three artifacts are very similar to those that were worn by the principle individual of the tomb. Similar offerings, miniature gold mortuary ensembles, were found in tombs T2 and T3. These offerings formed the last stage of the funeral rite of the Coclé, yet they were always the first deposits that the archaeologists of El Caño found when excavating a tomb. With the...
Metal artifacts:  Necklace
ID  1066  -  Public access
Description :   Tubular beads. They possibly formed part of a necklace or shin guard. They were found alongside a collection of bone flutes; an artifact of spherical wood beads with gold covers (AU10476); a bell with an elongated handle (AU10344); two pendants which represent a hybrid crocodile-feline with claws; and various other artifacts. This packet was found in the South-East corner of the burial pit on the third level of tomb T2.
Metal artifacts:  Necklace
ID  1078  -  Public access
Description :   Necklace of spherical resin beads, covered in gold sheaths.
Metal artifacts:  Necklace
ID  2499  -  Public access
Description :   Necklace of gold beads. It was probably made with wooden beads that have now disappeared. From it, only the gold covers used to line them are preserved (68 covers). The beads represent feathers. The serrated part represents the feather (soft barbs at the base of the feathers), while the elongated part represents the vane. Similar necklaces made with shell beads have been found in the tombs of Playa Venado and Panamá Viejo. Julia Mayo excavated a workshop of feather type shell beads at Sitio Cerro Juan Díaz in Los Santos in 2001.
Metal artifacts:  Necklace
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