Roman bracelet and fibula

[Taranis]

Yesterday afternoon, the sun was shining, the wind is not blowing and it was only minus 4 degrees.
I was in a forest, where they are found.
The fibula 8x4 cm, 6x5 cm the bracelet.
The bracelet has a very attractive brown forest patine.

 

[Gunrunner61]

Amazing finds, BEAUTIFUL........................HH

 

[Taranis]

Thank you all! If someone would find this or similar picture, thank you show.

 

[19cbb]

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This is the best Roman Bracelet I have seen on here.

Gotta love this bold praise from an expert like CRUSADER...

 

[Tnmountains]

Thank you all! If someone would find this or similar picture, thank you show.

http://www.editions-monique-mergoil.com/media/crummy2005.pdf

Here is a link that shows some of the designs,styles and time periods drawn from museums and burials. Not sure it relates to yours but it list an example found with the cross bow hasp which states it is a possible earlier style .

 

[Taranis]

Thank you very much, interesting!

 

[Taranis]

I spoke to an expert. Believes that the bracelet is not Rome, but earlier Bronze Age features of the style.
BC 1500-1000 cca.
Antique idols gallery archeology archeologie antiquites

 

[CRUSADER]

I spoke to an expert. Believes that the bracelet is not Rome, but earlier Bronze Age features of the style.
BC 1500-1000 cca.
Antique idols gallery archeology archeologie antiquites

To me it doesn't look quite right for Bronze Age, Roman seems better.

 

[Taranis]

I'm not an expert Master, just a detectorist

 

[CRUSADER]

I'm not an expert Master, just a detectorist

Nor am I (I'm just a detectorist), but if it turns out to be Bronze Age, any Museum would snap your hand off. I debated with myself about early Medieval, but felt Roman made the most sense.