Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 247
ns at Camelon. Dr. Hume figures five penannular fibulas, with regardto which he writes that — the) are very rude examples of a kind well known. Theyare supposed to be of the later Roman period ; but objectsof this kind are found not merely with Roman remains, butalso among- Saxon ones. Some of the… … Fig. 48. Penannular Brooch from Wilderspool, Cheshire (f)Fig. 49. Penannular Brooch from Livonia (f) in Yorkshire ; ^ others were found at Fairford among Saxonremains ; ^ and numerous others are alluded to in the ordinaryworks on archaeology.^ This type of brooch, i.e. a penannular ring carrying…
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