Buckle
Description
A rectangular plain buckle with rounded corners. Buckles with little or no decoration, particularly at the lower end of the market, are used throughout this period. There are two holes drilled into the middle top and bottom inner edges which do not extend through to the outside of the frame. This is for the central pin which is missing. This was likely made of iron as most buckles excavated have lost their moving parts as they corroded badly in the ground or being in very poor condition.
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Object Detail
Catalogue Number
INV.395
Classification
Collection
Measurement Display
Length: 65mm
Breadth: 55mm
Depth: 3mm (1/8")
Breadth: 55mm
Depth: 3mm (1/8")
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