 It also appeared to have been the only one known representation of the religious character of the Dacians of the time.Scholastic interpretations vary between considering this a representation of a "flying dragon", related to a Sky God, or a chthonic symbol.Some bracelets from south of the Carpathians, such as those from Coada Malului, Bălăneşti and Rociu; and some from north of the Carpathians such as those from Dârlos and Vaidei (Romos)) do not have decorative elements to mark the median line on the rectangular plaque (the wider and flat portion coming next to the head).