The spiral motif (e.g., bracelets from Sacoșu Mare, Firighiaz (now Firiteaz), Săcueni) is associated with solar cults.In these early times the most specific motifs of the bracelets are the spiral and the horn, used to provide the warrior with both physical and deistic protection. The culture of these nuclear groups were typified by military aristocracies. By the time of Bronze Age, and during the transitional period to the Iron Age, the cultures of this Carpathian area may be attributed to proto-Thracian and even Thracian populations-ancestors of the peoples known to Herodotus as the Agathyrsae and the Getae, and to the Romans as the Dacians (by Iron Age II). The Thracian stage is associated with the emergence of Thracian populations from the fusion of the local Chalcolithic stock with the incoming peoples of the transitional Indo-Europeanization Period. ĭacian civilization went through several stages of development, from the Thracian stage in the Bronze Age to the Geto-Dacian stage in the classical period that lasted from the 1st century BC to the 1st century AD. The Dacians lived in a very large territory, stretching from the Balkans to the northern Carpathians and from the Black Sea and the Tyras River (Nistru) to the Tisa plain, and at times as far as the Middle Danube. Horn motif with gold bracelet from Pipea ( Mureș County) dated to Hallstatt period or to Bronze Age 11 Gallery / External links to bracelets and other ornaments mentioned in the article.6.4 Gallery – Iron Age II (La Tene) Gold bracelets.6 Gold multi-spiraled dragon-headed and animal protome bracelets.5.6.4 Significance and archaeology of the silver multi-spiral bracelets with palmettes and protomes.5.6.3.1 The same motif seen in other ornaments.5.6.3 The leaf motifs of the multi-spiral bracelets.5.6.1 Description of the silver multi-spiral bracelets with palmettes and protomes at both terminals.5.5 Representations depicting the wearing of Dacian bracelets.5 Bracelets in the "Classical Dacian" period of the Dacian State.4.2 Common Dacian types of the La Tène IB (250–150 BC).3.1 Ox-headed bracelets (Târgu Mureș, Apoldu de Sus, Vad).2.3 "Horn motif" from Pipea, Biia, and Boarta.2.1 Types of bracelets in the Bronze Age and First Iron Age.
2 Bracelets in the transition period North Thracian and proto-Dacian.
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