Items of personal adornment ( pierced and ochred Nassarius shell beads ) are known from at least one Aterian site, with an age of 82, 000 years.
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Alternatively, finds of Roman material may mean that social display became more of a matter of personal adornment with imported exotica rather than building an impressive dwelling.
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The most abundant material found in graves were several types of shell, manufactured into a variety of forms, such as beads and buttons worn as personal adornments.
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In the Llolleo culture the tembet?was of cardinal importance, but among the Bato, it was more on the level of a personal adornment, without any spiritual connotations.
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The Scythians prospered through trade with the Greeks, and commissioned Greek and Scythian artists to craft gold jewelry and plaques for battle and personal adornment during ceremonious occasions.
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They possessed drums and other musical instruments, as well as a variety of weapons and personal adornments, which were much superior to those known among the " Negritos ".
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Among its highlights are a couple of knockout evening gowns by Charles James, a shapely, curved sofa by Noguchi and wonderfully intricate personal adornments by Calder and Art Smith.
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According to the sources, Jayapala along with members of his family were captured, and valuable personal adornments were taken off the prisoners, including a necklace of great value from Jayapala.
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At present, modern-day women in the Marshall Islands may wear " American-style dress modified it to local norms " where the emerging elite may wear " costly dress and personal adornment ".
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Examples of Magdalenian portable art include batons, figurines, and intricately engraved projectile points, as well as items of personal adornment including sea shells, perforated carnivore teeth ( presumably necklaces ), and fossils.
