Category:
Period:
Description:
Bos (2008) Type 2.3.1.1 = Disc fibula with central glass enamel and hubcap-like design with 6 holes
Literature:
Definition des Fibeltyps:
J. M. Bos, Medieval brooches from the Dutch province of Friesland (Frisia). A regional perspective on the Wijnaldum brooches. Part II: Disc brooches. Palaeohistoria 49/50, 2007/2008, 709–793.
J. M. Bos, Medieval brooches from the Dutch province of Friesland (Frisia). A regional perspective on the Wijnaldum brooches. Part II: Disc brooches. Palaeohistoria 49/50, 2007/2008, 709–793.
Material:
Nonferrous metal
Glas
Glas
Condition:
Completely preserved
Detector:
XP Deus
Collection:
Archäologische Denkmalpflege der Stadt Einbeck
Country:
Germany
County:
Northeim
Front / Cleaned with water & brush
Rear / Cleaned with water & brush
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Jan 29.11.2024
A wheel brooch has different features? VT-FD76CY55 looks similar.
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Markus Wehmer 29.11.2024
This "wheel fibula" is also a "disc fibula with central glass flow and 6 holes, Bos (2008) type 2.3.1.1". Bos' type definition is much clearer because there are so-called "wheel fibulas" with 6, 7 or 8 unperforated pits or holes.
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