Cincin leher
caption: Bronze 4th-century BC buffer-type torc from France
caption: The Dying Gaul
caption: Hallstatt culture gold torc or collar with fastening, c. 550 BC
caption: Model chariot from the Oxus Treasure , with both figures wearing torcs
caption: Achaemenid torc from Persia, c. 350 BC, Susa , with ribbed hoop, animal head terminals, and stone inlays
caption: Gold Celtic torc found in Vix , France, 480 BC; lihat teks.
caption: French fused-buffer type with "muff", c. 350 BC
caption: The four Leekfrith torcs , dating from c. 400–250 BC, which are the oldest gold torcs found in Great Britain
caption: The twisted ribbon type, here from the Stirling Hoard , is found in both Bronze and Iron Ages
caption: Torques de Foxados : Gallaecian torc with double "scotia" terminals and 6-fold symmetric interlaced motive
caption: Bell shaped torc terminal from A Guarda, Galicia . Museo do Castro de St. Tegra.
caption: Northern Gallaeci torc (Artabri type with "pear" terminals) Galicia , showing construction, and decoration of the hoop
caption: The Trichtingen silver torc with bull heads, perhaps 2nd century BC
caption: The Snettisham Hoard , perhaps the stock of a goldsmith, showing the variety of British forms, c. 75 BC
caption: The Gallo-Roman "Warrior of Vacheres"
caption: Two East Anglian looped torcs from the Ipswich Hoard
caption: East Anglian looped torcs from the Snettisham Hoard
caption: Large silver torc from the Cordoba Treasure in the British Museum
caption: Ornate Iron Age neck collar from Lochar Moss in Dumfrieshire , Scotland (British Museum) [5]
caption: Celtic golden torque found in Marche in a gaulish necropolis, National Archaeological Museum, Ancona