Ornaments were much affected, especially by the women.

Bronze and iron bangles and armlets, and bracelets of rings or beads, ear-rings, and rings for the toes, are common in the tombs, and few female skeletons are without them.
The material of the ornaments is generally of small value.

Many of the rings are formed by grinding down a small kind of shell; the others are of bronze or iron.

Agate beads, however, are not uncommon, and gold beads have been found in a few tombs, as well as some other small ornaments in the same material.

The men seem to have carried generally an engraved cylinder in agate or other hard stone, which was used as a seal or signet, and was probably worn round the wrist.