Gallo-Romeinse zeepaardfibula, brons De kerker Between the 9th and 11th

Between the 9th and 11th century these bracelets were frequently used for making payments

The blade is made of 9260 carbon steel with a 55 HRC hardness

This camail is made of 1

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Width 18 cm

Gallo-Romeinse zeepaardfibula, brons De kerker Between the 9th and 11thThis fibula is a replica of a 1st century Roman original excavated in South England. Nowadays it is part of the collection of the British Museum in London. This fibula was used by the Romans (presumably by the Roman legionaries from Gaul). This fibula is clearly made in the Celtic La Tene art style. Similar originals have been excavated in Gaul and were worn by the Gauls. This fibula was later on taken over by the Romans. This bronze fibula is shaped