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Roman Buckle with scrolling design

Roman Buckle with scrolling design

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This Roman buckle replica is modelled after one found at the castrum of Vindonissa, in present-day Switzerland. It features a design centered around scrolling loops and a large round buckle.

Our  Roman buckle replica is made using a sand casting technique and therefore may have small imperfections.

Measurements of roman buckle replica  not including plate:
L=5.5 cm, W=6.2 cm, Plate width = 4 cm.
Ideal for a 4-5 cm strap.

Vindonissa was founded in AD 15 and converted into a civilian establishment in 101 AD. However, similar pieces have been found in Roman military settlements as far away as Britain such as these finds from the portable antiquities scheme.
https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/1031361
https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/951720

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