Roman Bronze Ring With Star Design Roman When cut and etched

When cut and etched

sharp teeth with serrated edges

low-denomination coins were produced under the authority of the Roman administration in Judea and were primarily intended for local circulation

Growing up to 17 meters (about 56 feet) in length

it could be issued for frostbite injuries

Roman Bronze Ring With Star Design Roman When cut and etchedDate: 3rd 5th Century A. D. Weight: 6 grams Size: 8 (U. S.) U 1 2 (U. K.) History of the Artifact Cast bronze ring featuring a broad oval bezel engraved with five eight pointed star motifs arranged in a quincunx pattern. Each star is formed by a central pellet encircled by incised triangular rays. The shoulders are decorated with incised horizontal bands, adding visual texture and symmetry to the design. Rich, dark patina with surface wear consistent