About Time Period of Celts

[SAJID]

 
Hi to all, 
suppose our team doing work now Snettisham Great Torc
ancient Celtic cultures, torcs were a common form of jewellery and were made from bronze, copper, silver, and gold.
Gold alloy torc with ornamented terminals. The torc is made from just over a kilogram of gold mixed with silver. It is made from sixty-four threads. Each thread is 1.9mm wide. Eight threads were twisted together at a time to make eight separate ropes of metal. These were then twisted around each to make the final torc. The ends of the torc were cast in moulds.
Diameter: Diameter: 26.50 millimetres (cross-section neck-ring) (cross-section neck-ring)
Diameter: Diameter: 199 millimetres (external, max) (external, max)
Diameter: Diameter: 56.30 millimetres (terminal 1) (terminal 1)
Diameter: Diameter: 56.50 millimetres (terminal 2) (terminal 2)
Length: Length: 16.20 millimetres (distance between terminals) (distance between terminals)
Weight: Weight: 1084 grammes . How can see time period of this celts in BCE or CE ?

with best regards- sajid

[Robert Vermaat]

"How can see time period of this celts in BCE or CE ?"

I do not understand your question

[SAJID]

Hi to all,
                sorry for late sir when you will post below link
               https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/image/15852001
             in birtish museium it is not big detai about belong 1 century   2nd  century or 3rd  century belong of this torc where
      we can find all .


with best regards-sajid

[Nathan Ross]

about belong 1 century   2nd  century or 3rd  century belong of this torc where
      we can find all .

The British Museum dates the Snettisham Great Torc to between 150 BC and 50 BC - so quite generally 2nd-1st century BC.

[SAJID]

 Hi to all,
                  yes, your keyword searching very effective and solve answer.
                    Thanks a lot.



 with best regards-sajid