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Belt Fitting Belt fitting NLM-C437A0
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Roman Lincolnshire xml | csv
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Copper alloy Mount or Belt Fitting fragment. Cast flat-backed trapezoid plate with partial remnant of an open loop at its narrower end. A low rib forms a border between the rectilinear and curving parts of the plate. The shape resembles a horned motif which appears as a common Late Roman shie...
Belt Fitting Belt fitting NMS-C600C6
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Roman Norfolk xml | csv
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Copper alloy propeller-shaped military belt stiffener, corroded and slightly bent, sub-triangular at both ends and rounded in the centre which is chamfered, has an engraved rocker-arm saltire and is separated from the 'blades' by two transverse ribs. The sides of both blades are chamfered with st...
Belt Fitting Belt fitting NARC-6C8132
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Roman Northamptonshire xml | csv
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Cast copper alloy belt mount. Medieval. Strip of copper alloy sheet, 45mm x 12mm, folded in half and held together by a single rivet close to the end. The rivet is still in place and measures 2mm in diameter. One half of the strip has been scalloped on three edges. The opposite half has straig...
Belt Fitting Belt fitting NCL-B83C36
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Roman Northumberland xml | csv
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A cast copper-alloy possible belt fitting of probable Roman date. The fitting consists of two arches, one wider than the other and both D-shaped in section, that have broken from a larger object. A break at the end of the larger arch suggests a third arch was originally part of the object. A...
Belt Fitting Belt fitting LIN-05D840
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Roman Lincolnshire xml | csv
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Symmetrical crescent-ended Belt-slide with raised centre bar. The object is pierced on the crescent, presumably for attachment. Originally it would have had another crescent on the opposite side of the lozenge, as it is a broken belt-slide from a late Roman, broad military/civil belt of official...

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