Possibly over 2,800 years old, the Berlin Gold Hat is attributed to the Late Bronze Age of Central Europe, and is believed to have been made in Southern Germany or Switzerland. It was hammered from a single sheet of gold alloy (87.7% gold, 9.8% silver, 0.4% copper, 0.1% tin), and displays an extremely tall, conical form with a flaring brim and is decorated with 21 ornamental sections of repoussé motifs created with at least 17 separate stamps. The hat measures 74.5 cm (29 5/16 in) in height and