A bracelet of the East European enameled ornaments style from the Scythian Neapolis necropolis

This paper is republication of the bracelet made in the East European Enameled Ornaments style (second half of the 2nd-4th century AD) that comes from niche tomb no. 3 in the Vostochny cemetery of Scythian Neapolis. Such jewelry is not typical for the late Scythian culture in the Crimean Piedmont and, possibly, mingles two jewelry styles. Fibulae and red glazed vessels that were found together with this item are used to date the bracelet to the first half of the 3rd century AD. The assemblage with this unique artifact is an important chronological marker that clarifies the overall dating of jewelry made in the East European Ornaments style typical, largely, for the Kiev culture of the Middle Dnieper basin and the Dnieper Left Bank area (3rd - early 5th centuries AD).