Group A Culture (South of Egypt) 3700-2800 BCE. in the British Museum. Garnet and Carnelian Single Long Strand. Eggshell Beads interpreted using a mix of natural beads bones and shell.

Uruk 3300 to 3000 BCE, Temple at Tell Brak. Inspired by one at British Museum.

Inspired by Sumerian Ur Body 61 Great Death Pit. Lapis, Gold (Brass Sub( Carnelian.

Based on one belonging to Queen Puabi Akkadian noblewoman or queen who ruled in the Sumerian city of Ur around 2600 BCE. Found in her tomb with her on display British Museum

Inspired by one labeled Mesopotamia Grave 1054 Early Dynastic 2500 BCE in the British Museum.

Inspired by one in the British Museum Original is from Ur 2500 BCE (Early Dynastic III) Grave PG 1054 Body C "King Meskalamdug"

Inspired by a Mesopotamian Piece on Display in the British Museum

Ur Graves (2150 - 2000 BCE) British Museum

Inspired by UR 2150 - 2000 BCE Grave PG1284 & PG1335 Displayed in British Museum [Mine does not use etched Carnelian and the Lapis is different shape.]

Inspired by UR 2150 - 2000 BCE Grave PG1284 & PG1335 Displayed in British Museum [Mine uses died Horn to Substitute For Carnelian]

Olympia Cist Grave I 2000 BCE

Old Babylonian period, 2000-1600BC From Ur. Original is Lapis Gold and Carnelian. Mine is Lapis, Brass, and Jasper.

Inspired by 15th Century BCE Mycenaean Period Amethyst necklace from Pylos, Tholos tomb IV. 53 Beads.

Inspired by 15th - 14th C. BCE Mycenae, Chamber tombs 518 & 519, in Athens National Archaeological Museum, 6435, 6521.

Inspired by 14th - 13th Century BCE Mycenaean Paste Glass necklace from Mycenaean chamber tomb 58. 33 Melon Beads (Produced in Scrap Glass)

Inspired by a 14th to 13th Century BC Necklace made of Faience. This one is made of recycled stained glass and is arranged as two peaces instead of one. There are two sets depicted here. Original is in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.

Mycenaean 1450-1400 BCE Original is Fiance and Sardio beads. I used Glass as substitute. The Focal Cut Beads is ruff cut without out the use of a lap.

Inspired by Myconian, Original Rock Crystal, Glass, and Faience Glass (Mine is mad with all glass beads.

Two Bracelets inspired by: Amethyst beads dating to 14000- 1180 BC Tomb of Aegisthus. Amethyst, Sardio, Red Jasper, Carneol, Agate Rhyton, 38, Sardio Beads, (1350-1300BCE), Asprochoma Tomb VII 39. Red Jasper Beade (1400-1300 BCE), Loupouno, Tomb VII. 40-41 Carneol beads (1300-1150 CE) House of the Oil Merchant, Artisans Quarter.47 Rock crystal beads (1400-1300BC) Loupouno, Tomb VII

Various strands based on Myconian finds.

Inspired by a bead set on display in the Mycenae Archeological Museum. Made with carnelian, jasper, and agate to get close to the shape and colorations in the original.

Inspired by a bead set on display in the Mycenae Archeological Museum. Made with carnelian and agate to get close to the shape and colorations in the original.

Based on beads on display at the Olympia Archeological Museum.

Egyptian Agate and Carnelian, Inspired by one at British Museum.

Egyptian inspired by one at Michael C. Carlos Museum

14th - 12th BCE (Late Bronze Age, made in Egypt, found in Denmark)

Beads from 600 to 250 BCE Eastern Mediterranean Carthage. Based on beads at the CMOG and jewelry inspired by them.

Inspired by 7th Cent. BCE Grave goods that included an amber necklace found in a model ship, on display at the Vatican Museum. The amber used in this piece is Baltic Amber.

Two Interpretations Celtic Coral Necklace BCE-CE transitional. Original is faded Coral on Display in British Museum. This is done Coral and Simulated Coral with Glass Focal as Coral Sub. Also done ins Shell, Pearl, and Stone to simulate how the Original now looks.