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A Late Roman Belt Buckle from Corbridge, Northumberland
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 November 2011
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36 i.e. buckle-loop, tongue, subsidiary axle and attachment-plate.
37 For a similar mode of construction cf. the examples from Bonn and from Sala, Morocco: Heurgon, J., ‘Le Trésor de Ténès’, (Paris, 1958), pl. XXIII, 2Google Scholar and Boube, J., ‘Fibules et Garnitures de Ceinture d'Époque romaine tardive’, Bulletin Archéologique Marocaine, iv (1960), 356, no. 2, fig. 8a.Google Scholar
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39 Boube, op. cit. (note 27) fig. 8 f; J. Dombay, ‘Késörómai temetök Baranyaban’, Janus Pannonius Muzeum Évkönye, Pécs (1957), 328, pl. xiv, 1, 4; Hawkes and Dunning, op. cit. (note 35), 21, fig. 17 e.
40 As I now reside in Canada I have had to rely heavily on the information and very fine sketch supplied to me by Mrs. Monica Banner.
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