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grbs-10931	Beck, Curt W.; Southard, Gretchen C.; Adams, Audrey B.	Analysis and Provenience of Minoan and Mycenaean Amber, II. Tiryns	2011	16	.pdf	application/pdf	5255	197	62	Kar04 described them as a pair of curious, wheel-shaped ornaments of goldwire, the spokes of which are set with amber beads. He added that the hoard yielded sufficient additional gold wire and amber beads to account for a second pair, and suggested that they may have served as Schlafenschmuck like the wheels covering the ears of the lady of Elche.5 In his first note, Karo6 supplied a photograph giving an axial view of one wheel containing seven amber beads (now Athens National Museum no. 6217b) and a side view of the other (now Athens National Museum no. 6217a) in which the amber cannot be seen clearly.	cache/grbs-10931.pdf	txt/grbs-10931.txt