Antique Ethiopian Neck Cross #4 trans Saharan trade routes 2" x 1 3/8"

2" x 1 3/8"

Its name comes from ruber

This dedication gives name to all those people called Carmen

Significant deposits of younger Ambers are found in the Dominican Republic

Deposits are also found in the Pacific

Antique Ethiopian Neck Cross #4 trans Saharan trade routes 2" x 1 3/8"Ethiopian Cross Early 20th Century Pendant Small crosses worn on the neck have been part of Ethiopian culture and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church for hundreds of years. Historically made from wood, bone, leather and carved stone, the 19th century saw the use of silver coins and silver alloy metals become the more popular tradition. In early examples, crosses were simply cut from large coins such as the Maria Theresa Thaler (Dollar) or the Emperor