Description02023 Bronze fibula, Kiełpino around 750 BC — 550 BC.jpg
English: MNS/A/22106/2 The deposit ended up in the museum collection in Szczecin and was stored there until August 1944. Due to the approaching front and repeated Allied air raids, the treasure and other valuable relics were evacuated deep into Germany. It only returned to Szczecin in 2009 due to the Polish-German exchange of old archaeological collections. Most items from the Kiełpino deposit are characteristic of the Hallstatt culture, whose name derives from the Hallstatt cemetery in Austria. The presented clasp is maintained in this stylistic trend. Together with a twin specimen from the same hoard, it is unique in Poland.
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The drawing resembles a mandala - a symbol of transcendence, of what is divine.
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