roman belt buckle tekija tinned brass Viking broche Red 40 Lake CI 16035

Red 40 Lake CI 16035

This type of seax has mainly been found in Britain and Ireland

Governor Woodes Rogers put an end to this

You can look through the pyramid to the other side

This whetstone has an open structure and two sides: a coarse grain (grain 1000) and a fine grain (grain 600) side

roman belt buckle tekija tinned brass Viking broche Red 40 Lake CI 16035This beautifully decorated buckle is perfect if you want to make your own Roman belts, or to decorate Roman clothes. The buckle is based on an original from the 2nd half of the 1st century AD. and was excavated in Serbia, near Tekija which was part of the Roman province of Pannonia. Originally it was on the belt of a Roman legionary: the cingulum or balteus. The buckle is made of brass with a layer of pewter, so that the buckle looks like it is made