Category:
Period:
Dating:
11th century AD
Detector:
Nokta Legend
Country:
Germany
County:
Gifhorn
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Front / Cleaned with water & brush
Rear / Cleaned with water & brush
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Jan 7.8.2024
Theoretically it could be older, maybe someone can rule out that it is a primer?☝️
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SondelSuechtig 7.8.2024
I think this could have been a disc brooch 👍
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Niedersachse 7.8.2024
Is there any way I can clean them gently, or just leave them as they are?
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SondelSuechtig 7.8.2024
Leave it like that. It's best not to do anything, otherwise any enamel residue can be washed off. You can show it to Ingo when you get the chance.
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Ute Bartelt 9.8.2024
Definitely a fragment of a disc brooch!
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Niedersachse 9.8.2024
Thank you for the identification. Can the primer be dated?
Ute Bartelt 12.8.2024
Early Middle Ages - the exact type cannot be determined from the photos.
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Niedersachse 12.8.2024
Thank you very much for the chronological classification. I will show the fragment to my archaeologists at the earliest opportunity and am very excited to find out what else can be said about the fragment...
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