necklaces

[Judy]

I'm really wanting to know more about Roman men wearing necklaces as in Spartacus. Did they? Were they for a special reason? Where can I find out more about them?
Mili Gratius...

Help!! I've lost my cheat sheet on Latin responses.
J

[Aryan Steels]

Hi,

Are you talking about Torcs?

Suhel

[Judy]

Not Torcs but maybe

I'm thinking like those in Spartacus.
J

[Epictetus]

Hello, Judy. It’s nice to see someone join from RAT's Facebook page.

Unfortunately I don’t know anything about Spartacus, but here are two threads that I mentioned on Facebook.

Beaded necklace talks a bit about them, and the third post has a list of books and websites to get more information.

Amber necklaces only talks about amber, but it has some archaeology reports.

Would you happen to have a screenshot of Spartacus with this necklace? If people can see what you are talking about they might be able to provide better information.

[Vindex]

Su and Mike Poole from Tillerman Beads are EXTREMELY helpful in all matters beads and I am sure would be more than willing to assist you with your queries.

You can find them via FB as well as through this link

[Draconis]

I only saw the 1960 Spartacus, and not sure if Kirk Douglas is still alive to ask :-P but didn't men and women often wear amulets for various purposes? Good luck, fertility,Evil Eye, favorite god/goddess etc.?

[comolokko]

Su and Mike Poole from Tillerman Beads are EXTREMELY helpful in all matters beads and I am sure would be more than willing to assist you with your queries.

You can find them via FB as well as through this link

I only saw the 1960 Spartacus, and not sure if Kirk Douglas is still alive to ask :-P but didn't men and women often wear amulets for various purposes? Good luck, fertility,Evil Eye[URL="https://www.etsy.com/listing/1191230493"],[/URL] favorite god/goddess etc.?

bence bu konuda çok iyi kolyeler var erkeklerin de takabileceği.