ANTIQUE OBJECTS, FIBULAE and CLOTHING ITEMS,
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Byzantine Cast, Bent-foot Fibula, Fibula #158Byzantine Cast, Bent-foot Fibula, Fibula #158
Cast Byzantine Bent-foot Fibula, decorated with lines, It has iron spring and pin, which are missed. It had three faceted copper-alloy knobs - one at the head of the bow and one at each end of the spring.
size: 56x27x24mm, weight: 15,10g,
date: c. AD 535-620. Flourished AD 560-600, especially AD 575-600. A.D.,
ref: Teodor II-1b; Bejan Ia; Bojovic XXXII.4; Genceva 20b; Magurana typology: Group 1.
distribution: Origin in northeastern Bulgaria; workshops likely in/near Turnu Severin, Sadovec and Pernik. Found in the northern Balkans; northern Bulgaria, northern Serbia, southeastern Hungary, Danube mouth, and Moldova. Likely Byzantine origin but also found in Avar and Slav graves (as late as AD 650). by Shawn Caza, Thank you Shawn.
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Celtic, Fibula #027 AE Celtic Fibula,Fibula #027 AE Celtic Fibula,
type: Celtic Fibula,
size: 46x28mm,
weight: 5,31g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Celtic, Fibula #067, AE Celtic (Greek ???) fibula,Fibula #067, AE Celtic (Greek ???) fibula,
type: Celtic (Greek ???) fibula,
size: 22x24,5mm,
weight: 2,67g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Celtic, Trumpet Style Openwork Plate Fibula #028, Celtic trumpet style openwork plate fibulae.,Fibula #028, Celtic trumpet style openwork plate fibulae.,
type: Variety of the Celtic trumpet style openwork plate fibulae.,
size: 37x28mm,
weight: 8,22g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Early Bow (Acuissa???) Fibula #058Bow, Fibula #058
Early Bow Fibula
size: 42x7x13mm,
weight: 5,86g,
date: 70-110 A.D.,
ref: Bojovic 6 (Table IV, 35);
distribution:
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Early Bow AE-fibula, Fibula #201Early Bow AE-fibula, Fibula #201
type: Pin is missed,
size:47x32,5x15mm,
weight: 8,36g,
date: circa 500-450 B.C.,
ref: Hallstatt D3 period, Mansfeld Type F3,
distribution: ???,
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"They are listed as late Hallstatt, from the Hallstatt D3 period which is just before the La tene era. So circa 500-450 BC.
They are simply called Hallstatt era Crossbow fibula with foot knob (Armbrustfibeln mit Fusszier).
From what I can tell yours is Mansfeld Type F3 (based on the knob configuration).
This is from figure 77, page 27(437) of Fibel und Fibeltracht, part of the Reallexikon der Germanischen Altertumskunde (2000), de Gruyter, Berlin." by Shawn, thank you Shawn.
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Enamelled Oval-Plate, Sarmata Barbaricum, Fibula, #001Enamelled Oval-Plate, Sarmata Barbaricum, Fibula, #001
type: Oval form, Symetrical vertical pelta shaped field, dot are both side.
size: 40x31x10,5mm,
weight: 12,70g,
date: 1st and 2nd centuries A.D.,
ref: Vaday: III/2/1/2 type,
distribution: Sarmatian Barbaricum, in the region of Tisza and the Central Tisza region.
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Fibula #012,Fibula #012,
type: ,
size: 32x15,5mm,
weight: 9,58g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Fibula #032, Bojovic T-I/5var,Fibula #032, Bojovic T-I/5var,
type:
size: 55x23mm,
weight: 12,54g,
date: A.D.,
ref: Bojovic T-I/5var,
distribution:
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Fibula #253, AR- Equal-ended (???) fibula,Fibula #253, AR- Equal-ended (???) fibula,
type: Celtic (Greek ???) fibula,
size: 32x14x12mm,
weight: 6,86g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Rectangular Head Plate, #3, Fibula #041, Fibula #041, Germanic fibula, #3
type: Germanic fibula. The basic type is called "bow with two plates" or "plate-bow" or, in German Blechfibeln.
This is the round head with three knobs type. This small blech fibula of unknown type might be a variant of the rectangular head plate type.
The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring. With animal head foot.
size: 43,5x18mm,
weight: 4,65g,
date: Some sources date introduction of the the type as early as c. AD 375. However, c. 520 - 560/580
ref: Stanev 1.3.1, King's Field (for Anglo-Saxon variant),
distribution: Scandinavia, northern/Elbe Germans, some use by Gepids.
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Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Germanic fibula, #2, Fibula #009, Fibula #009, Germanic fibula, #2
type: Germanic fibula. The basic type is called "bow with two plates" or "plate-bow" or, in German Blechfibeln.
This is the round head with three knobs type. Small blech fibula with three knobs on semi-circular head plate. Very similar to the Krefeld type below but lacks the lateral "caterpillar" and animal head motifs on the foot.
Serbia more likely Gepid, Bulgaria Gepid or more likely Ostrogoth.
The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring.
size: 50x21mm,
weight: 6,96g,
date: c. A.D. 475-525, some into 7th century,
ref: ,
distribution: Gepid; Chernyakhov culture / Goths.
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Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Germanic fibula, #4, Fibula #051,Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Germanic fibula, #4, Fibula #051,
type: Germanic fibula. The basic type is called "bow with two plates" or "plate-bow" or, in German Blechfibeln.
This is the round head with three knobs type. Small blech fibula with three knobs on semi-circular head plate. Very similar to the Krefeld type below but lacks the lateral "caterpillar" and animal head motifs on the foot.
Serbia more likely Gepid, Bulgaria Gepid or more likely Ostrogoth.
The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring.
size: 35x18mm,
weight: 4,27g,
date: c. A.D. 475-525, some into 7th century,
ref: ,
distribution: Gepid; Chernyakhov culture / Goths.
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Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Germanic fibula, #6, Fibula #038,Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Germanic fibula, #6, Fibula #038,
type: Germanic fibula. The basic type is called "bow with two plates" or "plate-bow" or, in German Blechfibeln.
This is the round head with five knobs type. Small blech fibula with five knobs on semi-circular head plate. Very similar to the Krefeld type. Serbia more likely Gepid, Bulgaria Gepid or more likely Ostrogoth.
The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring.
size: 45x22mm,
weight: 8,44g,
date: c. A.D. 475-525, some into 7th century,
ref: ,
distribution: Gepid; Chernyakhov culture / Goths.
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Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Krefeld Type, Germanic fibula, Germanic fibula., Fibula #008, Fibula #008
type: Germanic fibula. The basic type is called "bow with two plates" or "plate-bow" or, in German Blechfibeln.
This is the round head with three knobs type. Small fibula with half-round head with three knobs and chip-carved radiate design, straight narrow foot with lateral "caterpillar" ridges and usually animal head foot. A Krefeld type fibula. Note the animal head design of the foot. The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring.
Serbia more likely Gepid, Bulgaria Gepid or more likely Ostrogoth.
A small variant of this type. Note the animal head design of the foot. The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring.
size: 42x22mm,
weight: 5,58g,
date: c. A.D. 475-525, some into 7th century,
ref: Krefeld type, Stanev 1.2.3.2,
distribution: Gepid; Chernyakhov culture / Goths. Middle and lower Danube. Northern Serbia and northern Bulgaria. Ostrogothic, likely Theodoric's tribes.
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Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Krefeld Type, Germanic fibula, small Germanic fibula., Fibula #052,Germanic Two-Plate Bow Fibulae / Blechfibeln, with Semi-Circular Head Plate, Krefeld Type, Germanic fibula, small Germanic fibula., Fibula #052,
This is the round head with three knobs type. Small fibula with half-round head with three knobs and chip-carved radiate design, straight narrow foot with lateral "caterpillar" ridges and usually animal head foot. A Krefeld type fibula. Note the animal head design of the foot. The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring.
Serbia more likely Gepid, Bulgaria Gepid or more likely Ostrogoth.
A small variant of this type. Note the animal head design of the foot. The reverse shows rust traces from the iron spring.
size: 32x21mm,
weight: 3,56g,
date: c. A.D. 475-525, some into 7th century,
ref: Krefeld type, Stanev 1.2.3.2,
distribution: Gepid; Chernyakhov culture / Goths. Middle and lower Danube. Northern Serbia and northern Bulgaria. Ostrogothic, likely Theodoric's tribes.
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Germanic, Gepidic, A group of Gepidic fibula.Germanic, Gepidic, A group of Gepidic fibula.quadrans
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Geto-Dacian AE fibula, Fibula #115,Geto-Dacian AE fibula, Fibula #115,
type: Geto-Dacian, A small bronze fibula.
size: 33,5x13,5x5,5mm,
weight: 3,39g,
date: 1st. century B.C. to 1st. century A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: North-East Balkans,
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La Tene AE Celtic fibula, Fibula #065,Fibula #065, AE Celtic fibula,
type: Celtic fibula, A bronze celtic fibula of the La Tene period. Pin and half the spring broken off in antiquity. Fat body narrowing down to weak catch. Strong spring.
size: 62x20mm,
weight: 9,96g,
date: 1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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La Tene AE Celtic fibula, Fibula #113,La Tene AE Celtic fibula, Fibula #113,
type: Celtic fibula, A small bronze celtic fibula of the La Tene period.
size: 43x10x8mm,
weight: 2,31g,
date: 1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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La Tene-II. AE Celtic fibula, Fibula #116,La Tene-II. AE Celtic fibula, Fibula #116,
type: Celtic fibula, A small bronze celtic fibula of the La Tene-II. period.
size: 26x9x2mm, weight: 1,18g,
date: 1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D., ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Medieval Brooch AE-004, Fibula #092Medieval Brooch AE-004, Fibula #092
Flower (or 8 arms star) shape Brooch with lot of circle decoration,
size:36x38mm,
thickness:2,3mm
weight:3,74g
mint: ???
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???
distribution: ???,
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Medieval Brooch AE-006, Fibula #100Medieval Brooch AE-006, Fibula #100
Flower (or 6 arms star) shape Brooch with lot of circle decoration,
size:32x36mm,
thickness:1,4mm
weight:4,01g
mint: ???
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???
distribution: ???,
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Medieval Brooch AE-007, Fibula #091Medieval Brooch AE-007, Fibula #091
size:38x38mm,
thickness:2,3mm
weight:6,60g
mint: ???
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???
distribution: ???,
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Medieval Brooch AE-silvered-001, Fibula #090,Medieval Brooch AE-silvered-001, Fibula #090,
size:20x20mm,
thickness:1,4mm
weight:1,87g
mint: ???
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???
distribution: ???,
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Medieval Brooch AR-001, Fibula #083,Medieval Brooch AR-001, Fibula #083,
size:32x32mm,
thickness:1,6mm
weight:2,86g
mint: ???
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???
distribution: ???,
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Medieval Brooch AR-002, Fibula #089,Medieval Brooch AR-002, Fibula #089,
size:20x20mm,
thickness:1,2mm
weight:2,07g
mint: ???
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???
distribution: ???,
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Medieval Brooch_Annular-type_Gold plated_Fibula #077,Medieval Brooch_Annular-type_Gold plated_Fibula #077,
size: 26,5x26,5mm,
weight: 5,42g,
date: 1100-1400 A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Penannular Fibulae, Knobbed Fibula #066, AE Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula, Knobbed,Fibula #066, AE Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula, Knobbed,
type: Omega fibula, Pennanular fibula with spherical knobs. These knobs have a twisted ridge design.
size: 29x29mm,
weight: 5,01g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula, AE Fibula #082,Fibula #082, AE Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula,
type: Omega fibula, Pennanular fibula .
size: 25x27mm,
weight: 3,69g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula, AE Fibula #086, #2Fibula #086, AE Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula, #2
type: Omega fibula, Pennanular fibula .
size: 35x36mm,
weight: 6,19g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Penannular Fibulae, Omega Fibula, AR-Fibulae, #85,Fibula #085, AR Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula,
type: Omega fibula, Pennanular fibula,
A Roman annular Silver brooch, Omega Fibula.
size: 27,5x30mm,
weight:3,64g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula, Fibula #068, AE Fibula #068, AE Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula,
type: Omega fibula, Pennanular fibula,
A Roman annular brooch or ring buckle. Pin missing. Stops formed by raised studs. Decorated with engraved lines.
size: 63,5x56,5mm,
weight:30,96g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula, Fibula #169, AE with iron pin,Fibula #169, AE Penannular Fibulae, Omega fibula,
type: Omega fibula, Pennanular fibula,
A Roman annular brooch or ring buckle. Remained iron Pin. Stops formed by raised studs. Decorated with engraved lines.
size: 63,5x56,5mm, weight:30,96g,
date: A.D., ref: ., distribution: ,
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Pre-Roman or Greek AR-Fibula, Hattatt 190 (???) variation,Pre-Roman or Greek AR-Fibula, Hattatt 190 (???) variation,
type: Pre-Roman or Greek fibula variation,
size: 41x22mm, weight: 8,01g, date: 175-275 A.D. and/or 200-250 A.D.,
ref: Hattatt 190 (???) variation, distribution: ???,
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Roman (???) Plate, Geometric Plate, Cross Fibula #069, AE Geometric Plate Fibula Cross,Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Cross Fibula #069, AE Geometric Plate Fibula Cross,
size: 22x22mm,
weight: 4,96g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman (Celtic ???) Plate, Geometric Plate, Complex Shape Fibula #056,Type:Roman (Celtic ???) Plate, Geometric Plate, Complex Shape Fibula #056,
size: 60x24x4mm
weight: 4,23g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AE fibula, Bojovic:Typ-10, Tabl-XII/97var, #053Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AE fibula, Bojovic:Typ-10, Tabl-XII/97var, #053
type: Bow fibula.,
size: 45x21x19mm,
weight: 9,84g,
date: 1st-2nd centuries A.D.,
ref: Bojovic:Typ-10, Tabl-XII/97var,
distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AE fibula, Bojovic:Typ-9, Tabl-X/82var, #054Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AE fibula, Bojovic:Typ-9, Tabl-X/82var, #054
type: Bow fibula.,
size: 52x22x23mm,
weight:25,22g,
date: 2nd centuries A.D.,
ref: Bojovic:Typ-9, Tabl-X/82var,
distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AE fibula, Bojovic:Typ-9, Tabl-X/95var, #061Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AE fibula, Bojovic:Typ-9, Tabl-X/95var, #061
type: Bow fibula.,
size: 44x27x19mm,
weight:13,67g,
date: 2nd centuries A.D.,
ref: Bojovic:Typ-9, Tabl-XI/95var,
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Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AR fibula, Bojovic:Typ-10, Tabl-XII/97var, #153Roman Bow, "Kraftig Profilierte", AR fibula, Bojovic:Typ-10, Tabl-XII/97var, #153
type: Bow fibula.,
size: 47,5x18x16mm,
weight: 9,37g,
date: 1st-2nd centuries A.D.,
ref: Bojovic:Typ-10, Tabl-XII/97var,
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Roman Bow, Aucissa Fibula #003Fibula #003
type: Aucissa type, variant,
It is actually an Aucissa variant as the bow differs from the regular Aucissa one. It is not another type under the Aucissa group, like Bagendon, it is clearly Aucissa type but a variant. The bow appears to be U-shaped in cross-section not the standard flatish bow with central ridge.
Some Aucissa fibulae have a word moulded on the head, above the hinge. These are thought to be the name of the manufacturer, as is the case with the name found on the base of Roman oil lamps. The most famous name is "AVCISSA" from which the type-name is derived. The AVCISSA workshop was located somewhere in northern Italy though is likely a Celtic-derived name. Other names are found, especially on Aucissa Fibulae from Pannonia.
In addition to the standard type with flat ribbon bow with several parallel rides running down it there are variants with half-round cross-section bow usually with a single line down the middle, with a very narrow half-round cross-section bow, and with a fully round cross-section bow. However, all of thee variatios share the same form of head and foot and the high arch of the bow.
size: 50x26mm,
weight: 7,12g,
date: 1st century A.D.,c. 30/10 B.C. - A.D. 50 (Augustan to Claudian period), though some were used into the Flavian period or later (they are found in Dacia where they likely came after Trajan's invasion).
ref: Hattatt 831.,
distribution: Origin in north Italy. Used throughout the Empire and in Barbaricum. Used by the Roman military.,
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Roman Bow, Crossbow Fibula, Crossbow Fibulae with Onion Knobs and Long Foot, with Volutes on Foot, #069 AE Roman Crossbow Fibula 02Roman Bow, Crossbow Fibula, Crossbow Fibulae with Onion Knobs and Long Foot, with Volutes on Foot, #069 AE Roman Crossbow Fibula 02
type: Large bronze "crossbow" fibula. Legionary type with high, arched body with elaborate decoration, three rounded terminals. The foot has volutes along each edge, possibly with a centre line. This example has six volutes on the foot.
size: 73x44x22mm, weight: 29,72g,
date: c. 340/350-400 A.D., ref: (Typology:) Keller 4c; Pröttel 3/4c; Soupault III2b.
distribution: Upper Danube, Raetia, Germany,
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Roman Bow, Crossbow Fibula, Crossbow Fibulae with Onion Knobs and Long Foot, with Volutes on Foot, #070 AE Roman Crossbow Fibula 01Fibula #070 AE Roman Crossbow Fibula 01
type: Large and magnificent bronze "crossbow" fibula. Legionary type with high, arched body with elaborate decoration, three rounded terminals. The foot has volutes along each edge, possibly with a centre line. This example has six volutes on the foot,
size: 80x43x28mm,
weight: 49,95g,
date: c. 2nd-4th century A.D.,
ref: Keller 4c; Pröttel 3/4c; Soupault III2b.,
distribution: Upper Danube, Raetia, Germany,
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Roman Bow, Crossbow Fibula, Short Arm T-shaped Hinged Crossbow Fibula, #016,Fibula #016,
type: An early smaller sized crossbow type fibula with an integral small terminal at rear. Decoration of a few lines on catch. No terminals on crosspiece.,
size: 52x27mm,
weight: 11,92g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, Crossbow Fibula, Short Arm T-shaped Hinged Crossbow Fibula, #217,Roman Bow, Crossbow Fibula, Short Arm T-shaped Hinged Crossbow Fibula, #217,
type: An early smaller sized crossbow type fibula with an integral small terminal at rear. Decoration of a few lines on catch, and decorated Bow. Knob on the terminals on crosspiece and the head, hinge headed.
size: 66x48x25mm,
weight: 21,58g,
date: 4th. Centuries A.D.,
ref: Hattatt 102 variants,
distribution: Rome,
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Roman Bow, Crossbow Fibula, Short Arm T-shaped Hinged Crossbow Fibula, With 5 Hole Decorated Curved Plate on Bow, #029Fibula #029
type: An early crossbow type with raised crest along bow of five holed arches. The holes are counter sunk.,
size: 49x22mm,
weight: 9,13g,
date: 3rd centuries A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #001Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #001
These "hinge-headed enamel brooches" or "hinged enamelled bow brooches" were studied by Kurt Exner in 1941.
This example is Exner type I.3.b
(I is for enamelled bow brooches, as opposed to plate brooches; 3 is for the trapezoidal bow; and b is for the variant with animal head shaped foot).
The type may have originated on the Rhine limes but is found from northern Britain to the middle Danube.
Hattatt's dating is too wide. This is the problem with that Hattatt book which only groups the fibulae into broad types and gives them general group dates and no distribution info. There were more details in Hattat's first four books but they are impossible to find.
In any event these enamelled bow types were not introduced until the late 1st century AD and many not until the 2nd century. They were used into the 2nd half of the 2nd century AD.
It is unlikely to be a turtle. These plate fibula with the animal head may not have depicted any specific animal. In any event the same head style was used on fibulae of many different chapes and on Roman and Germanic buckles as well.
type:
size: 43x19mm,
weight: 13,61g,
date: 2nd half of the 2nd century A.D.,
ref: Exner type I.3.b ,
distribution: The type may have originated on the Rhine limes but is found from northern Britain to the middle Danube
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Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #002 hinge-headed enamel broochesRoman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #002 hinge-headed enamel brooches
type:These "hinge-headed enamel brooches" or "hinged enamelled bow brooches" were studied by Kurt Exner in 1941.
size: 43x19mm, weight: 9,22g,
date: 2nd half of the 2nd century A.D.,
ref: Exner type I.3.b,
distribution: Rhine limes, northern Britain to the middle Danube.
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Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #033Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #033
type:Enameled Bow Fibulae,
size: 49x33mm,
weight: 13,14g,
date: A.D.,
ref: ,
distribution:
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Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #034Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #034
type:Enameled, Bow Fibulae,
size: 50x24,5mm,
weight: 12,02g,
date: A.D.,
ref: ,
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Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #072Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #072
Early Bow Fibula with Enamel Pieces
size: 39x19x18mm,
weight: 8,69g,
date: A.D.,
ref:
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Roman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #142 hinge-headed turtle shaped, enamelled broochesRoman Bow, Enamelled Bow Fibula #142 hinge-headed turtle shaped, enamelled brooches
type:These "hinge-headed enamel brooches" or "hinged enamelled bow brooches"
size: 40x22x13mm,
weight: 7,88g,
date: 2nd half of the 2nd century A.D.,
ref:
distribution: Rhine limes, northern Britain to the middle Danube.
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Roman Bow, Enamelled hinge-headed brooch, #190Roman Bow, Enamelled hinge-headed brooch, #190
size: 36,5x10,5x13mm,
weight: 5,63g,
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???
distribution: ???.
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Roman Bow, Fan-tail Bow, Bojovic-typ-9-Tabl-XI-93, Fibula #074Roman Bow, Fan-tail Bow, Bojovic-typ-9-Tabl-XI-93, Fibula #074
size: 32x15x14mm,
weight: 5,84g,
date: A.D.,
ref: Bojovic-typ-9-Tabl-XI-93
distribution:
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Roman Bow, Knee (modified) Dolphin Fibula, AE, Bojovic T-XXX/293, #111Roman Bow, Knee (modified) Dolphin Fibula, AE, Bojovic T-XXX/293, #111
type: Roman Bow, Dolphin Fibula, These are variations of the knee fibula. This one is a variation of the knee type with covered spring.
size: 37x117x17mm, weight: 12,89g, date: date from mid-2nd to early 3rd c A.D.,
ref: Bojovic typ:28, var:2, Tabl-XXX/293, distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, Knee (modified) Fibula, #064, Knee fibula.,Roman Bow, Knee (modified) Fibula, #064, Knee fibula.,
type: Knee (modified) fibula.,
size: 30x26xx20mm,
weight: 15,36g,
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ???,
distribution: ???,
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Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, #005, Knee fibula., Bojovic T-XXII/203var,Fibula #005, Knee fibula., Bojovic T-XXII/203var,
type: Knee fibula.,
size: 32x26mm,
weight: 19,65g,
date: A.D.,
ref: Bojovic T-XXII/203var,
distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, #081 AE Fibula with silver decoration,Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, #081 AE Fibula with silver decoration,
type: Celtic Fibula,
size: 32x22x20mm,
weight: 7,20g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, Knee-variation Fibula #152Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, Knee-variation Fibula #152
type:Knee-variation Fibulae,
size: mm,
weight: g,
date: A.D.,
ref: ,
distribution:
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Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, Parallel Catch #004, AE, Parallel catch hinged knee fibula. Bojovic T-XXIII/212, Fibula #004, AE, Parallel catch hinged knee fibula. Bojovic T-XXIII/212,
type: Parallel catch hinged knee fibula, the bow has a near 90 degree bend.
size: 29x19mm, weight: 9,20g, date: c. A.D. 175-275. According to other sources 150-300 A.D.,
ref: Bojovic T-XXIII/212, distribution: Pannonia or Upper Moesia,
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Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, Parallel Catch #094, AE, Parallel catch hinged knee fibula. Bojovic typ:22, var-9, Table-XXVI/248,Fibula #094, AE, Parallel catch hinged knee fibula. Bojovic typ:22, var-9, Table-XXVI/248,
type: Parallel catch hinged knee fibula, the bow has a near 90 degree bend.
Knee derived type. Triangular-profiled body with catchplate at 90° to body; catch plate rounded at bottom. Hinged pin housed in circular-profiled base. In that the body continues after reaching the hinge housing, curling under the body.
size:37,5x21,5x18mm, weight: 8,68g, date: c. A.D. 175-275. According to other sources 150-300 A.D.,
ref: Bojovic typ:22, var-9, Table-XXVI/248, distribution: Pannonia or Upper Moesia,
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Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, Parallel Catch Fibula Silver #007, "Knee fibula with hinge and parallel catch", Bojovic T-XXIII/220,Fibula #007, AR, "Knee fibula with hinge and parallel catch", Bojovic T-XXIII/220,
type: Knee fibula variation,
size: 29x19mm, weight: 11,80g, date: 175-275 A.D. and/or 200-250 A.D.,
ref: Bojovic T-XXIII/220, distribution: Upper Moesia or Pannonia,
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Roman Bow, Knee Fibula, Twin-Bow Fibula #006, AE, Twin-Bow Knee fibula variation, twin variant of Bojovic XXII.6Fibula #006, AE, Twin-Bow Knee fibula variation, twin variant of Bojovic XXII.6
type: Twin-Bow Knee fibula variation, a twin-bow version of a "Knee fibula with hinge and perpendicular catch".
size: 27x19mm, weight: 14,84g, date: 125-225 A.D., or 200-250 A.D.,
ref: best described as a twin variant of Bojovic XXII.6,
distribution: Pannonia or Upper Moesia,
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Roman Bow, La Tène Derivative, Jezerine Fibula #031, Bojovic T-I/4var,Fibula #031, Bojovic T-I/4var,
type:
size: 64x213mm,
weight: 7,75g,
date: A.D.,
ref: Bojovic T-I/4var,
distribution:
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Roman Bow, La Tène Derivative, Schusselfibel, Spoon or Dish fibula (Schusselfibel), Silver, #18Fibula #018, Spoon or Dish fibula (Schusselfibel), Silver,
type: ,
size: 37x15mm,
weight: 2,69g,
date: 25 B.C.- A.D.75, alt. 100-1 B.C.,
ref: .,
distribution: Geto-Dacian origin,
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Roman Bow, Silvered, Bojovic-No, Fibula #164Roman Bow, Silvered, Bojovic-No, Fibula #164
size: 49x15x17mm,
weight: 5,97g,
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: Bojovic Not in,
distribution: ???
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Roman Bow, Three Bow AE Fibula, #216Roman Bow, Three Bow AE Fibula, #216
Roman Three Bow AE Fibula
size: 51x23x24mm, weight: 16,04g,
date: ???A.D.,
ref: ???,
distribution: Rome ???,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, equal-ended Fibula #150,Roman Plate, Enamelled, equal-ended Fibula #150,
type: ,
size: 51x17,5x8mm,
weight: 8,89g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, equal-ended Fibula #152,Roman Plate, Enamelled, equal-ended Fibula #152,
type: ,
size: 42x18,5x8mm,
weight: 3,62g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, equal-ended Fibula #162,Roman Plate, Enamelled, equal-ended Fibula #162,
type: Roman Plate, equal-ended Fibula with zoomorphic terminals.
size: 47x25x8mm,
weight: 5,67g,
date: cc.2nd century A.D.,
ref: ??? ,
distribution: ??? ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, Fibula #161,Roman Plate, Enamelled, Fibula #161,
type: ,
size: 53x20x8mm,
weight: 9,44g,
date: ??? A.D.,
ref: ??? ,
distribution: ??? ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, long cruciform Fibula #050,Roman Plate, Enamelled, long cruciform Fibula #050,
type: Roman Plate, Enamelled, Equal-ended Fibula,
size: 46x27mm,
weight: 6,22g,
date: cc.2nd century A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, Rhomboid Plate, Fibula #170Roman Plate, Enamelled, Rhomboid Plate, Fibula #170
Rhomboid plate fibula with enamel pieces. Blue enamel base with four white spots.
Each of the four corners of a circular projecting lugs, with the central knob.
size: 33,5x22,5mm,
weight: 5,35g,
date: A.D.,
ref:
distribution:
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, Round Fibula #025,Fibula #025,
type: ,
size: 34x34mm,
weight: 7,30g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, Round Fibula-045 Plain-Ruond-Enameled-fibulaFibula #045,
type: Plain-Ruond-Enameled-fibula,
size: 29mm,
weight: 10,37g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, Star Fibula #026,Fibula #026,
type: ,
size: 33x26mm,
weight: 5,56g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Enamelled, Zoomorpic-Plate-Frog-Fibula-059,Roman Plate, Enamelled, Zoomorpic-Plate-Frog-Fibula-059,
type: ,
size: 30,5x17mm,
weight: 5,81g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric 3D Plate, Enamelled Fibula #153, AE Geometric 3D Plate Fibula ,Roman Plate, Geometric 3D Plate, Enamelled Fibula #153, AE Geometric 3D Plate Fibula ,
size: 36x33x15mm,
weight: 10,39g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric 3D Plate, Rhomboid (diamond-shaped), equal ended Fibula #144, AE Geometric 3D Plate Fibula Romboid 04,Roman Plate, Geometric 3D Plate, Rhomboid (diamond-shaped), equal ended Fibula #144, AE Geometric 3D Plate Fibula Romboid 04,
size: 42,6x28x14,4mm,
weight: 4,6g,
date: c.70/80-200 A.D., Flourished 150-200.A.D.,
ref: Typology: Böhme 41h; Exner III.1-17; Riha 7.11.14; Feugere 26d1; Lacabe 29.1.,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric 3D Plate, Rhomboid Fibula #071, AE Geometric 3D Plate Fibula Romboid 03,Roman Plate, Geometric 3D Plate, Rhomboid Fibula #071, AE Geometric 3D Plate Fibula Romboid 03,
size: 33x21x6,52mm,
weight: 6,529g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Complex Shape Fibula #040,Fibula #040,
type: ,
size: 29x21,5mm
weight: 2,28g,
date: A.D.,
ref: .,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Complex shape Fibula #057, Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Complex shape Fibula #057,
type: Geometric Plate Fibula
size: 36x27mm,
weight:6,02g,
date: A.D.,
ref:
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Rhomboid Fibula #043, Fibula #043,
type: Rhomboid, Plate Fibulae,
size: 27,5x16,5mm,
weight: 2,62g,
date: Claudian - Flavian, c. 40-70/80 A.D.,
ref: Riha 7.4.1; Bojovic 23 (Table XXVIII, 267); Genceva 25a.,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Rhomboid Fibula #044, AE Geometric Plane Fibula Romboid 02,Fibula #044, AE Geometric Plane Fibula Romboid 02,
type: Geometric Plane Fibula Romboid 02,
size: 19x33mm
weight: 2,29g,
date: Claudian - Flavian, c.40-70/80 A.D.,
ref: Riha 7.4.1; Bojovic 23 (Table XXVIII, 267); Genceva 25a.,
distribution: ,
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Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Rhomoid shape, Niello inlaid, Plate Fibula #179,Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Rhomoid shape, Niello inlaid, Plate Fibula #179,
type: Rhomoid shape Fibulae, The silvered surface is decorated with a series of small dark blou triangles (Niello inlaid brooch), . The hinge pin is broken.
size: 34x23,5x8mm, weight: 4,76g,
date: mid and late 1st. centuries A.D.,
ref: Hattatt (Oxf. 2012,reprint): Fig.:201, No 1014, p-342,
distribution: ,
Q-179
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Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Round Plate Fibula #124,Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Round Plate Fibula #124,
type: Round Plate Fibulae, The surface is decorated with a series of small leaves (Niello inlaid disc brooch), with the central knob. Around the edge are eight small peripherial lugs. The hinge pin is missing.
size: 26x26mm, weight: 5,79g,
date: mid and late 1st. centuries A.D., Claudian - Flavian, c. A.D. 30/40-60/80
ref: Riha 7.2.1; Ettlinger 39; Feugere 24a; Genceva 25b, Hattatt 1007 ???.,
distribution: Western Empire, especially Gaul (?),
Q-124
"It is made of a stamped bronze disc. The disc is silvered. Then the design, usually leaves/vines, is filled in with niello - a cu/ar/pb sulphide paste. This gives a black-on-silver design which was stunning when new."quadrans
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Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Round Plate Fibula #125,Roman Plate, Geometric Plate, Round Plate Fibula #125,
type: Round Plate Fibulae, The surface is decorated (Niello inlaid disc brooch), with the central knob (lost). Around the edge are eight small peripherial lugs. The remaining hinge pin.
size: 32x32mm, weight: 10,39g,
date: mid and late 1st. centuries A.D., Claudian - Flavian, c. A.D. 30/40-60/80
ref: Riha 7.2.1; Ettlinger 39; Feugere 24a; Genceva 25b, Hattatt 1007 ???.,
distribution: Western Empire, especially Gaul (?),
Q-125
"It is made of a stamped bronze disc. The disc is silvered. Then the design, usually leaves/vines, is filled in with niello - a cu/ar/pb sulphide paste. This gives a black-on-silver design which was stunning when new."quadrans
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