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Nederlands: Scharnierfibula. Bronzen fibula of mantelspeld uit de Romeinse tijd. Getande cirkel, in een gietmal gevormd. Aan de onderzijde resten van montuur van een speld en borgoog. Halfronde bolling in het midden, waarop een kleine email knop.

Bodemvondst Korte Laanweg, Spijkenisse (waarschijnlijk bij of op de huidige Laningweg, in het Hartelpark, niet ver van De Ommering), vlak VIII, 1976.
Formaat: lg 3,6 / br 2,5

In collectie van: Historisch Museum Rotterdam
Date 2e eeuw na Chr.
Source https://www.europeana.eu/portal/nl/record/2021609/objecten_8671.html
Author Historisch Museum Rotterdam

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