[Bonetools] Pegs?

Etan Ayalon etana at eretzmuseum.org.il
Wed Apr 16 09:32:42 CEST 2014


Shalom Ariel,
See a similar buckle tongue from 1st century CE Caesarea Maritima, Israel: Ayalon, BAR IS 1457, Fig. 8:99.
Happy Passover
Etan Ayalon 
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Subject: Re: [Bonetools] Pegs?

Dear Ariel,

those objects belong to belt buckles; the buckles themselves are more or less D-shaped and those objects were fixed through its hole by means of a small rod in bronze or iron. I have no idea, what the English term might be - maybe Alice can help us with it. I had some of those among my early Roman material from Magdalensberg/Austria; normally belt buckles were made from bronze or iron, like our modern examples, but there are quite a lot also in bone or antler. Sometimes they are identifies as amulets - which they were definitely not.

Sincerely
Kordula Gostencnik


2014-04-13 11:37 GMT+02:00 Ariel Shatil <ariel.shatil at mail.huji.ac.il<mailto:ariel.shatil at mail.huji.ac.il>>:
Dear list,
Has anyone came across these or similar objects?
Their chronological context is not clear, as they came from a mixed dump - probably medieval or even as modern as 19th century, but could be earlier too.

Apologies for the bad quality of the pictures....

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Ariel Shatil
Institute of Archaeology
The Hebrew University, Jerusalem

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