NEBRA SKY DISK - Reproduction 10.5" Round Disk 14kt gold liquid leaf.
Wall Hanging {LIMITED TIME}
STAND NOT INCLUDED
==Colors may vary, due to each item being hand painted and detailed, unique and one of a kind.

This is a very rare reproduction of the Sky Disc, it's one of the most fascinating, and some would say controversial, archaeological finds of recent years.

The original dates to 1600 BC, the bronze disc has a diameter of 32cm (about the size of a vinyl LP) and weighs around 2 kg. It is patinated blue-green and embossed with gold leaf symbols which appear to represent a crecent moon, the sun (or perhaps a full moon), stars, a curved gold band, interpreted as a sun boat, and a further gold band on the edge of the disc which probably represent one of the horizons (another gold band on the opposite side is missing).

Bronze Age Treasure
The object was discovered in 1999 by treasure hunters using a metal detector at a prehistoric enclosure encircling the Mittelberg hill, near Ziegelroda Forest, 180km south-west of Berlin, Germany. Unfortunately, the treasure hunters caused considerable damage to the disc during its crude removal from the ground, which included splintering its outer rim, losing one of the stars, and chipping a large piece off the gold disc.