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Celtic or Etruscan Influence? A Late Hallstatt Period Bracelet with Opposing Head Applications from Möllbrücke (Carinthia) On a nameless ridge near Möllbrücke west of Spittal/Drau a bronze bracelet with double opposing head applications was found in 2012. It is likely to be a cultic deposit. The bracelet belongs to the group of the massive bracelets with knots (Knotenarmreifen) of the Late Hallstatt period and dates to the later 6th or 5th century BC. There are numerous comparable objects for bracelets and foot rings with a head application, especially in early Celtic art, but contemporaneous applications in the form of heads or faces (‘masks’) are also known in the southern Alpine area in different forms. While they are regarded as an Etruscan influence in northern Italy, Slovenian researchers detect Keltischer oder etruskischer Einfluss? Ein späthallstattzeitlicher Armreif mit gegenständiger Kopfzier aus Möllbrücke (Kärnten)