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Early Medieval iron strap fitting

Iron eye or strap loop with two flat terminals at right angles to the plane of the loop itself. The terminals appear to have been perforated, perhaps for attachment to aa strap, and have broken acoss the holes. Similar loops; in bronze, occur in Pagan Saxon graves, eg Holywell Row, graves 70 and 85; Burwell, graves 6, 61, 83. In iron such loops occur at Lagore, in one case as a rein-attachment for a horse-bit (fig 37, B and C). Another slightly larger one from XV (1); H.

Collection Area

Archaeology & Numismatics

Item Number

62.203/B.33

Find Information

Site Name: Dinas Powis, Vale of Glamorgan

Grid Reference: ST 148 722
Collection Method: excavation
Date: 1954-1958

Notes: Gully 7 or Cut XV; Layer (1). Context H; H: Humus on back of bank, thin towards crest, deeper towards interior. Some shattered bone, some artefacts. THIS OBJECT IS THE PUBLISHED OBJECT, LABELLED AS GULLY 7, HOWEVER, THE PACKAGING SUGGESTS IT IS THE SECOND EXAMPLE.

Measurements

length / mm:24
width / mm:14
thickness / mm:4

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