Object type
belt buckle
Culture/period
Medieval
Materials
bronze
Technique
embossing, engraving, plated
Mint
Production date
1100 / 1314
Current location
Archaeological site
L'Esquerda, sector medieval
Township
Masies de Roda, Les (Europa, Espanya, Catalunya, Barcelona, Osona)
Dimensions
3,5 x 2,0 x 0,6 cm
Description
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Belt clasp that retains the ring buckle and the plates, which make up a single piece. The buckle is oval with a straight tree and grooved decoration at the end. It is divided into three zones; the central zone has three very deep incised lines while the sides have a very fine leaf-based decoration. The lower plate is smooth and the upper one has incised and embossed decoration. The upper plate shows a rampant lion framed by a rectangle of fine incised lines. The lion is embossed and stands out from the rest of the surface. Only one of the four rivets is preserved.
Omeka ID
2915