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Description: | This very small cast copper-alloy object is a most likely a Roman military mount. The object as a whole is tear-shaped in plan, formed of a band curving round at one end and terminating in a sub-oval lobe. Roughly a fifth of the way along the object (moving away from the lobe) are two fat, tear-shaped protrusions placed either side of the object, where the object begins to falre out to form the tear-shape, and positioned at roughly 45 degree angles from the main body of the object. There are a further two longer, narrower tear-shaped protrusions placed one on each side of the 'tear' roughly 4-fifths of the way along the object (moving away from the lobe). These are positioned at roughly 90 degree angles from the main body of the object. There is a dent in the middle of the fat, rounded end of the 'tear'. This appears to be part of the decoration. The reverse is flat with two attachments.
Original Image | Publisher: | http://finds.org.uk | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/r... | Go to resource |
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