, and the animal-head terminals ofits buckle-hoop should be noticed as characteristic.These heads are sometimes arranged in another wayon the hoop (as an example from Vermand, Fig. 17),and a prototype is thus afforded for the Mitchambuckle (Fig. 5). The curling terminals of the latterare well… … Fig. 17,—Late Roman Brooch found at Fig. 18.—Bronze-gilt Brooch found at Vermand, Dept. Aisne. East Shefford, Berks. rence of a coin of Constantius II (337—361) is inaccordance with such a view, though in itself of littlesignificance. The star pattern of one saucer-broochclosely corresponds to…
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