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Unfortunately, the Blfd could not identify it either.
Material:
Bronze
Detector find:
Yes
Country:
Germany
County:
Ebersberg
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Markus Wehmer 7.3.2024
Belt buckle fittings. There are very similar pieces from the (more recent) Roman Imperial period.
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Mirjam Scholz 8.3.2024
Thank you very much, I've heard that from a colleague but my archaeologist didn't see it that way and couldn't say what exactly it is and how old ❤️❤️❤️. If it's Roman then I have proof that the Romans also came through/lived here, which was always a theory but could never be proven 👍.
Mirjam Scholz 8.3.2024
Would it be possible for Jan to send me a picture of a comparison piece or a link here where I can find such a piece so that I can send it to my archaeologist as an addendum?
Markus Wehmer 8.3.2024
Open link: archeol.sav.sk The buckle fittings in Fig. 3 are not identical, but are constructed very similarly.
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Markus Wehmer 8.3.2024
Open link: archeol.sav.sk
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Mirjam Scholz 8.3.2024
Unfortunately I can't access the link 🤔. I can get to the main page but not to the archive via link
Markus Wehmer 8.3.2024
Open link: archeol.sav.sk
Markus Wehmer 8.3.2024
Copy the entire link, including the second line. Unfortunately, the "-" automatically creates a line break.
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Mirjam Scholz 8.3.2024
Thank you, it worked perfectly. It looks very similar to mine. I'll pass this on to the archaeologist ❤️
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