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Minoan Phaistos Disk - Sterling Silver Cufflinks

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Category:

Cufflinks

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2 in stock

Condition:

New with tags

Metal:

Sterling Silver

Gender:

Male

Theme:

Travel & Places

Color:

Silver

Country/Region of Manufacture:

Greece

Brand:

"Handmade"

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Item description

Handmade silver cufflinks inspired by the ancient disk found in Phaistos. FRONT SIDE: Face A of the Phaistos Disk BACK SIDE: Face B of the Phaistos Disk An original gift idea that will be cherished from those who love riddles and mysteries. Dimensions Diameter: 18.30 mm ~~ 0.72" Material 925 Sterling Silver Reference 95.11.21 Minoan Phaistos Disk - Short History and Meaning Phaistos disk was found in 1908 at the ruins of the earlier Minoan palace of Phaistos in Crete (Greece). It is dated to 1700 BC, approximately. Its average diameter is 16 cm, it is 2.1 cm thick and it was made of clay. Its mysterious inscription constitute 241 symbols, 122 on side A and 119 on side B, in spiral order. The 45 different symbols were actually printed on the clay and then the disk was fire-hardened. For that the Phaistos disk constitutes the most ancient piece of typography. Numberless attempts have been made so far to decipher the Phaistos disk, using the most diverse methods of study, leading to the most diverge conclusions about the purpose, the contents of its inscription and its creators. Till now, it has not been deciphered. According to many historians, the content of the text is religious. The original piece is exhibited in the Heraklion Museum in Crete, Greece.