Hi all. I am starting to
catalog some
fibulae from
Caesarea Maritima. I am just learning the terminology,
types and descriptions so any corrections or suggestions would be most appreciated. Joe Sermarini's
Numiswiki fibula pages are absolutely great. Thanks,
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BCC MA43
Bow Fibula - Aucissa
TypeCaesarea Maritima
Roman 1st-early 2nd Century CE
Classic Aucissa
type bow fibula with
single pin
tube hinge decorated with
two concentric punch marks The high
flat ribbon bow form has a reeded, raised
central rib and borders. (edit) The solid
foot is finished with a hammered and
rolled pin-catch and a very small wolf's
head with ears and facial features.
5.8cm x 3.1cm.
Weight: 8.18gm.
Surface find, 1972
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