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Costume and ornaments have always played an important role in human communities. Ornaments, especially those used by women, are the most numerous artifacts found in the burials at Bodzia. The temple rings were fastened to a textile or leather headband in such a way that they were at the level of the temples. Beads made from silver sheet and decorated with granulation and sometimes filigree were used as elements of necklaces, together with glass beads. The trapezoidal kaptorgi were made of silver or bronze sheet and had lids at the top. From the earliest times, a warrior's belt had an ideological meaning. The finds of silversmiths' tools such as a wire drawing tool made of antler from Gniezno or the patrix from Brześc Kujawski are at the moment the only evident silversmith's tools known from Poland which were used to produce ornaments similar to the ones from Bodzia. Keywords: Bodzia; Brześc Kujawski; glass beads; kaptorgi; ornaments; temple rings; warrior's belt; wire drawing tool

10 Status and Magic. Ornaments Used by the Bodzia Elites