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Charles I had placed a golden case over the silver one with the words 'Lancea et clavus Domini' (Lance and nail of the Lord)
the grip is cord-wrapped wood wrapped with brownish black leather
but also to festivals or LARP
a response to a find from the 7th-8th century
luxurious surface and it is engraved with a symmetrical pattern
early la tenefibula small silvered bronze Viking armbanden Charles I had placed aThis sober little one fibula dates to the early La Tne period from 400 to 275 BC. and is a typical representative of the La Tne 1 Ba type, with a bulbous base that is bent back in a wide arc towards the bracket. The original is a find from Wiltshire in England. Performed in silvered bronze, with a size of 4. 3 x 11 x 0. 9 cm. Fibula's of this type were widespread as robes in the Celtic Iron Age and in this small version were usually worn as a pair on
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