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Crinal needles were needles or pins, typically made of worked bone, used to secure hair and decorate the elaborate hairstyles of Roman women. Their discovery as part of grave goods linked to the feminine sphere is quite common, and they usually appear in tombs from the High Imperial period. Other elements associated with this type of grave goods include bronze mirrors, tablets and palettes for makeup, as well as all kinds of beads and toiletry items. The image shows the upper finial of one of these crinal needles, which appeared alongside worked bone fragments, a possible iron ring, and a rock crystal necklace bead; all found inside a stone urn discovered in Enclosure L, corresponding to a second constructive phase of the necropolis.
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