Dragonesque Brooch
SKU: AR134b
£37.50
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Description
2nd century AD. The bronze and enamel original is a fine example of the double headed ‘dragon’ brooch. This was found at Milking Gap, Hadrian’s Wall. Bronze finish. Newcastle Museum of Antiquities. Length 52mm
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