Pendant Pendant 2.109 L. 4.2, preserved W. 2.6, H. 3.8 cm. Opaque white, dark blue, dark red and yellow glass. Rod formed and tooled. The animal's horns, ears and the pupils of the eyes are of blue glass with wound or inlaid red trail.
Yellow glass is used for the eyes and nostrils.
V ery few pendants in the form of a ram's head are preserved. The type is first found in the 7th c. BC, in a small, not very carefully executed version, and survives down to the 4th or 3rd c. BC, when it is worked on a large scale and rendered realistically. P endants in the form of human or animals are found as grave offerings in the Mediterranean area, and are attributed to Phoenician or Carthaginian workshops. Grose 1989, pp. Tatton-Brown 1981, pp.