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Prick Spur, Copper alloy (bronze), possibly Roman or Celtic
Prick Spur
possibly Roman or Celtic
possibly 2nd–1st century BCE
Prick Spur, Copper alloy (bronze), possibly Roman or Celtic
Prick Spur
possibly Roman or Celtic
possibly 2nd–1st century BCE
Cavesson (Psálion), Copper alloy (bronze), Roman or Thracian
Cavesson (Psálion)
Roman or Thracian
1st–2nd century
Helmet of Boeotian Type, and Belt, Bronze, lead, Roman
Helmet of Boeotian Type, and Belt
Roman
mid-2nd century BCE
Buckle, Bronze, Roman, Pompeii
Buckle
Roman, Pompeii
ca. 50 BCE–ca. 50 CE
Buckle, Bone, Roman, Herculaneum
Buckle
Roman, Herculaneum
ca. 50 BCE–ca. 50 CE
Pendant, Bronze, Roman
Pendant
Roman
ca. 50 BCE–500 CE
Buckle, Bronze, Roman
Buckle
Roman
ca. 50 BCE–500 CE
Buckle, Bronze, gilt, possibly Roman
Buckle
possibly Roman
possibly 4th–5th century
Arrowhead for an Incendiary Arrow, Metal, Roman
Arrowhead for an Incendiary Arrow
Roman
2nd century
Buckle, Bronze, Roman, Pompeii
Buckle
Roman, Pompeii
probably 1st century CE
Button, maybe for a Horse Tack, Copper alloy, possibly Roman
Button, maybe for a Horse Tack
possibly Roman
probably 1st-4th century
Button, maybe for a Horse Tack, Copper alloy, possibly Roman
Button, maybe for a Horse Tack
possibly Roman
probably 1st-4th century
Cavesson or Noseband Ornament
possibly Roman or Thracian
possibly 1st–3rd century
Horse Trapping Ornament
possibly Roman
possibly ca. 300 CE
Buckle From Horse Trapping
Roman
ca. 300 CE
Buckle from Horse Trapping
Roman
ca. 300 CE
Buckle from Horse Trapping
Roman
ca. 300 CE
Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera. Cum Novo Commentario ad modum Joannis Bond
Unknown
Horace
1850s
Loge Royale (The Royal Loge, Conservatory of Music, Bruxelles)
Joseph Morris Raphael
ca. 1902–28