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Only plate preserved.
Heart-shaped buckle, ornamented with grooves. Three pierced projections on the under side for attachment.
Late Roman or Avar (?) Late Roman road fill, with coins for the day, nos ... 25 January 1938 ... DOP 19 (1965), p. 198, fig. 12 ... Pallas (1954), p. 359, pl. 77, no. 4γ, note 2; pp. 383-384, 386-387. |
| Tongue broken.
Perforated designs.
Tongue missing (Dec. 2002).
Cf. Examples found on the Areopagus, as B 167-170. Black earth. Leica, XLIII-100, 83-321 ... 5 March 1936 ... DOP 19 (1965), p. 198, fig. 12 ... Pallas (1954), p. 347, pl. 65, no. 1b, note 4 and p. 358 ... Speculum 25 (1950), pp. 502-543, pl. opp.p. 523 (no number) (Setton, K. M.). |
One end broken off.
A flat roughly triangular buckle, with two circular and one triangular perforation. Traces of three pierced projecting lugs on under side, for attaching to leather.
Avar. Water washed ... 14 May 1937 ... DOP 19 (1965), p. 198, fig. 12 ... Pallas (1954), p. 347, pl. 65, no. 1a, note 4 and pp. 358, 384 ... Speculum 25 (1950), pp. 502-543, pl. opp.p. 523 (no number) (Setton, K. M.). |
| Badly corroded.
Shaped like a right angle triangle with the hypoteneuse slightly curved. Geometric grave. nestled in Ethafoam pad, 20% RH
08/88: stored in a plastic bag in a box in LAB
with gloves Leica, ... 13 March 1947 ... Agora XXXVI, no. T18-19, p. 198, fig. 2.109 ... Hesperia 43 (1974), p. 359, pl. 76 d, no. I 18:1-19 ... ILN (12 November 1949), p. 748, fig. 6. |
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