Bronze anthropomorphic pendants from the Frontovoye 3 cemetery and the Kil-Dere 1 cemetery in the Southwestern Crimea dating to the roman period

This paper describes a collection of bronze anthropomorphic pendants from the Frontovoye 3 and the Kil-Dere 1 cemeteries. These are small figurines depicting warriors wearing helmets and warriors without helmets. The figurines were made by casting and, presumably, finished with a tool. Such figurines began appearing in the graves starting from the 1st century AD. By the 3rd century AD clarity of the images and details became less pronounced, making the items more schematic.