Finger-Rings with the Image of Cross from the Second Half of Sixth and Seventh Centuries from the South-Western Crimea
Journal: Античная древность и средние века
Year: 2019

In the second half of 6 th -7 th centuries in the South-Western Crimea, finger rings imported from Byzantium and produced in the local workshops on imported patterns with a cross were popular with Goth-Alanian population. According to the peculiarities of the image, they are presented in four variants: A - with a deeply cut equal-ended cross with flared tips; Б - with a cross formed by engraved geometric figures; B - with a cross formed by thin mortise lines with cross lines at the ends; Г - wit