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Buckle
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Copper Alloy Buckle Incomplete buckle, originally trapezoidal, of sub-rectangular section, decorated on upper face along all sides with rocker-arm tracery, gilded on upper face and on edges -
Copper Alloy Buckle Double-looped (spectacle) buckle, complete, with moulded knops and relief decoration on frame. -
Copper Alloy Buckle Sub-square buckle which retains both of its rectangular buckle plates. It has slightly convex sides and decorative grooves on the frame. -
Copper Alloy Buckle Double-looped asymmetrical buckle, with possible roller and ?iron pin. -
Copper Alloy Silver Buckle Strap-end, frame sub-pentagonal, of rectangular section, with perforation below bar for loop of pin which is missing. Strap attachment plate tapers from frame to sub-circular perforated terminal at other end, which is split laterally, part broken off from lower face. Between terminal and the perforation below the bar, the plate is decorated with white metal inlay (silver) defining a trapezoidal field and outlining stylised animal, head looking back to tail, with possible second animal. -
Copper Alloy Buckle Square copper alloy buckle, with four perforations; two of the edges are decorated. -
Iron Buckle An iron buckle consisting of the frame only. It is rectangular with rounded corners; three sides have an oblique oval cross-section, and there is an unfused scarf joint on fourth side. -
Buckle Buckle, possibly a horse's girth buckle. -
Buckle D-shaped frame of sub-circular section, with devolved zoomorphic heads at ends of narrowed pin bar. -
Buckle Buckle with a trapezoidal frame made from strip with separate pin bar inserted into it. Typically part of horse trappings. -
Iron Buckle One half missing; both ends narrow towards the centre creating two equal-sized triangular areas. The bases of the triangles are joined by a raised strip which has relief work on it. It consists of four relief strtps of which the central two are diamond shaped with concave sides and the end two are half-diamond shaped; the three panels between them are chamfered on each side of a longitudinal central spine. It is pierced near each end, one rivet remains in situ. Plated (tin). -
Copper alloy Buckle D-shaped frame, of subtriangular section, with a flat rectangular pin and perforating fragment of strap attachment plate. -
Iron Buckle Frame is D-shaped, with oblique oval cross-section on curved side, rounded rectangular cross-section and scarf weld on straight side. The tongue is pointed and curved at the tip. -
Bone Buckle Sub-rectangular, incomplete, roughly broken away at both ends with a triangular slot cut out of one face. This face is decorated with a zoomorphic motif: two incised circles joined by a pair of concentric arcs and a horizontal line, within each circle is a square with a central indentation, the other face has a roughly incised linear border. All surfaces are highly polished -
Iron Buckle One half missing; the surviving half has been pierced twice and has two groups of V-shaped grooves along its inner end. Plated (tin with a little copper, zinc and lead). -
Iron Buckle Buckle frame and buckle-plate. Frame is D-shaped, oval cross-section on curved side and rounded cross-section on straight side. Buckle-plate narrows a little at outer end, pierced twice. Rivets are in situ. -
Iron Buckle Frame oval. On the side where the tongue is attached there is a butt weld. on the opposite side it is thickened and has transverse grooves cut into it. Tongue shank is flattened and widened at loop. curves over at tip: rounded cross-section: transverse grooves near tip and loop. Plated (tin-lead alloy with a trace of copper). -
Iron Buckle Frame only; rectangular with rounded corners. -
Iron Buckle Frame's longer sides straight, shorter sides convex. It has a rounded rectangular cross-section. The tongue is formed by wrapping a strip around the frame to make a loop and then welding the two halves together to make the shank; rounded rectangular cross-section. -
Iron Buckle One half narrows towards the centre from both ends creating opposed triangular areas; the outer is longer than the inner. The triangles are joined by a short narrow raised strip with relief work on it. It consists of flve rectangular panels, two of which have three transverse grooves, and that nearest the inner end has two transverse grooves; these panels are separated by two which are chamfered on each side of a longitudinal central spine. The other half is a similar shape but flat. Pierced near the notch and near the inner end. -
Iron Buckle Frame only. One side is flattened and widened into triangular shape; the other sides are straight, with rounded rectangular cross-sections. Transverse grooves on one face. Plated [traces of tin and lead). -
Iron Buckle Frame's longer sides straight, shorter sides convex. There is a butt weld on one long side. The tongue shank is curved at tip. -
Copper alloy Buckle Oval buckle loop, of subtriangular section. The pin has been lost, but part of attachment plate remains looped around frame. -
Iron Buckle Frame's longer sides straight, shorter sides convex with a rounded cross-section. The tongue shank is kinked, pointed and slightly curved at tip, with a rounded cross section. -
Iron Buckle Frame, 0-shaped. Diamond-shaped cross-section with unfused scarf joint on straight side, tongue shank slightly kinked, pointed and slightly curved at tip. Plated (tin with a little lead).