大英博物館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (大英博物館Instagram)「Made around 1075–1125, this gold pendant may have been worn by an aristocratic woman in Kyiv at official ceremonies as part of a headdress ✨ On the front, two birds turn to confront one another – the shape of their tails suggest they are doves and may be symbols of the Holy Spirit. The style of the enamelling is similar to that found in Byzantine jewellery and demonstrated the influence that the Byzantine Empire had on its neighbours in Kyiv. 🏛 See this pendant on display in Room 40 of the Museum – The Sir Paul and Lady Ruddock Gallery of Medieval Europe, 1050–1500. 🔎 Gold pendant. Kyiv, Ukraine, around 1075–1125. #BritishMuseum」9月18日 18時45分