Merovingian buckle from Rue-des-Vignes
55 €
Merovingian buckle from the archaeological site of Rue-des-Vignes in the Upper Scheldt.
It is a bronze buckle with an iron tongue.
Like some other Merovingian buckles, the loop and the plate are merged into a single piece, without a hinge.
The plate is fixed to the belt by three perforated "rivets" integral to the buckle which, once passed through the belt, are sewn on underneath.
Size: 68 mm long
- Materials
- Au choix : Bronze.
- Periods
- Merovingians and Carolingians