roman fibula 3rd 4th century bronze Zwaardonderhoud an essential function when cooking

an essential function when cooking over an open flame

It has a sharp blade with a diamond-shaped cross-section

Its length is 91 cm and it has a blade length of approx

The three components are connected by sturdy leather straps riveted on the inside

roman fibula 3rd 4th century bronze Zwaardonderhoud an essential function when cookingThis Roman fibula dates from the 3rd or 4th century AD and, as was common in the Roman Empire, served as both a practical mantle pin for securing garments and a status symbol. The design of Roman fibulae changed significantly during this period, partly due to influences from the border areas of the empire. Performed in bronze, with a diameter of approx. 3. 8 cm.