- A br****ard or
armlet is an
armband or
piece of
cloth or
other material worn
around the
upper arm; the term
typically refers to an item of
uniform worn...
-
periods of
ancient Egypt.
Ancient Egyptians skillfully made
bracelets and
armlets out of flint. The
flint came from
locations that
include Giza and Upper...
- The Spit of
Vasilievsky Island,
which splits the
river into two
largest armlets, the
Bolshaya Neva and
Malaya Neva, is
connected to the
northern bank (Petrogradsky...
- at the
northwestern s**** of Lake Ladoga, at the
estuary of the
northern armlet of the
Vuoksi River on the
Karelian Isthmus. It is
served by a
station of...
-
buried gold "
armlet"
which once
belonged to a
wizard who
waged a long war
against the evil
wielder of a
silver armlet. The
silver armlet was used to create...
- from Italy. In 1820,
George had the
sapphire mounted on the
clasp of a new
armlet containing 335 diamonds,
which was a gift for his mistress, Lady Elizabeth...
- Neva. The Neva
splits into
Great Neva (the
southern armlet) and
Little Neva (the
northern armlet) near the Spit of
Vasilievsky Island (easternmost tip...
-
Great Nevka splits into
Little Nevka (the
southern armlet) and
Middle Nevka (the
northern armlet) near the
Kamenny Island's
easternmost tip. It is also...
-
armillae remains the
plural of armilla) is a type of
medieval bracelet, or
armlet,
normally in
metal and worn in pairs, one for each arm. They were usually...
- An arm ring, also
known as an
armlet or an armband, is a band of metal,
usually a
precious metal, worn as
jewelry or an
ornament around the
biceps of the...
