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Description: | Middle or Late Anglo-Saxon copper alloy strap-end, tongue-shaped, attachment-end with notch between two rivet-holes, both with copper alloy rivet, the front part of the split end has broken whilst in use and has been repaired with a secondary copper alloy rivet. Corrosion on the two prominant ears and two deep drilled blind holes for eyes on the animal-head terminal. Length 32.5mm. Width 8mm. 2mm thick at terminal. Weighs 2.43g. Class A, Type uncertain (Thomas 2003, 2-3). 9th-10th century.
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