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Antiquities Discussion Forums => Fibulae and Clothing Items => Topic started by: nikopolis1 on May 25, 2021, 04:37:08 am
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Weights or some belt clothes stuff?Dont have scale sensitive enough to give corect weight but the should around 1 gram each ...may be
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Hi,
No, they are brooches. There should be a bobble terminal opposite to the one that remains on them. They are called equal ended plate brooches from C. 2nd century AD.
Regards,
Mauseus
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Aaaa I see now where they have been broken.Thanks for the comment +++
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Close. They are actually Celtic late La Tene (LT III or LT D) period brooches. They originate in the eastern Alps region - E Austria, W Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia.
They were attached to a very thin, long looped pin part that actually looks a lot like a modern safety pin. The pin rarely survives today.
See images of some of mine.
SC
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Very nice brooches ,shame mine came out broken,as usual the most interesting items always coming damaged >:(Thanks for the information