A guide to the exhibition illustrating Greek and Roman life (1920)
British Museum. Dept. of Greek and Roman Antiquities · London, British Museum · leaf 147
in the third and fourth centuries a.d. (No. 373 ; fig. 157).Animal forms were also common at this time, and were similarly DRESS AND TOILET. 135 decorated with inlay (No. 374 ; fig. 158). These types were widelyspread over the western provinces of the Empire, and continued inuse among the nations… … Fig 157.—Late Roman EnamelledFibula (No. 373). 1 :1. Fig. 158.—Late Roman EnamelledFibula (No. 374). 1 : 1. Jewellery and Ornaments.—-Jewellery in gold and silvercan be best studied in the Room of Gold Ornaments. The examplesshown here are chosen as types of the forms, rather than as choicepieces.…
Civilization, Greek and Roman · Classical antiquities
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