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Roman copper alloy Trumpet brooch
The trumpet head has a lobed margin. The bow is plain except for a light central ridge running longitudinally down the brooch, interrupted only at the waist. A wide shallow groove on each side of a plain waist knob separates it from plain transverse mouldings above and below. The tapering bow terminates in a projecting foot comprising two graduated flaring bands. The large lug behind the head supports the axial bar and is notched below to score the internal chord.
Remains of the pin and spring are seperate
Collection Area
Archaeology & Numismatics
Item Number
77.40H/2.22
Find Information
Site Name: Whitton Villa site, Whitton
Grid Reference: ST 081 713
Collection Method: excavation
Date: 1965-1970
Notes: From beneath limestone paving under the east-west tufa wall cut by North Range.
Acquisition
Donation, 22/8/1977
Measurements
length / mm:51.0
Material
copper alloy
Location
In store
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