MDCS 1951
One hundred and sixteen pieces of polished pectuncle perforated to form a necklace or string of beads. This, along with other formats of more than two thousand disc-shaped shell beads and perforated boar tusks, diverse bone buttons with double V-shaped holes, two arrowheads with flint fins and stem, diverse copper, bronze and silver objects and numerous pottery vessels – some without embellishment and others decorated in different variants of the Bell-beaker style – comprised the grave goods of Aigües Vives that accompanied the near one hundred burials in the cave.