Broighter gold

The Broighter Gold is a remarkable hoard of gold objects discovered in Ireland in 1896, dating back to around 100 BCE. It includes finely crafted items such as a detailed torc (a neck ring), a bowl, and an intricate filigree chain. These pieces showcase advanced goldsmithing skills and reflect the artistry and cultural connections of Iron Age Ireland, possibly linked to Celtic traditions. The hoard provides valuable insight into the craftsmanship, trade, and social structures of the time, serving as a significant example of ancient Irish goldwork and archaeological heritage.