Essays on archaeological subjects, and on various questions connected with the history of art, science, and literature in the Middle Ages (1861)
Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877 · London, Smith · leaf 175
been found inKent; but they are of rare occurrence, and evidentlycould not in this country be called a national weapon.The fibula? to which I allude are very peculiar inform, and evidently belong to the Continent, thougha small number of examples have been found in Eng-land, chiefly in Kent. One of… … L 2. 50. Fibulae, from Osengell aud Selzen. that this is a prevailing form of fibula in the Frank-ish graves. I have already alluded to the urns inthe Faussett collection; a comparison of the ex-amples found by the Abbe Cochet in the cemeteryin the valley of the Eaulne, will enable us to…
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