“…In order to shed more light on the gold alloys employed in the NW of the Iberian Peninsula, we analysed in this work two fragments of the same type of torc, found in Lugo, Galicia. However, they are made from alloys that do not entirely correspond to those used in the production of the torcs from Vila Real and the one from Vilas Boas (Bragança), as shown in Figure 11, where the two fragments were plotted with torcs found in the same region (published by several authors : Hartmann 1982;García-Vuelta and Montero-Ruíz 2007;Martinón-Torres and Ladra 2018). Four are unprovenanced and the others were found in Castro de Viladonga (Castro de Rey), Castro da Recadieira (Mondoñedo), Ribadeo, A Madorra (Cospeito), and Burela (Cervo).…”