Tibetan ceremonial beaded hat and belt The bones are in very

The bones are in very good with all the bones still present and intact

This is a breed of dog that is rarely seen outside the Czech republic and was very popular among the Royal households of Central Europe

The bones have all been wired together and this foot would have come from a complete articulated skeleton as the talus has been cut which would have been part of the articulation of the ankle

They breed in huge colonies with a density of up to 20 pairs on one square metre of rock

They were supplying biological specimens in the mid to late 20th Century

Tibetan ceremonial beaded hat and belt The bones are in veryTibetan Nobleman's beaded ceremonial hat and belt. The colour red is auspicious in Tibetan culture. It is a sacred colour, one of the colours of the five Buddhas and the colour of the monk's garments. Red is related to life force and preservation. The hat and belt are made from intricately laid strings of red glass beadwork with blue and black strings to highlight. Cowrie shells and chips of turquoise are also incorporated into the design. The hat is