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Lot # 1022 - Roman period, 1st–4th century AD. Lot of two (2) lead weights of cylindrical form. Heights: 33.5 and 28.5 mm. Total weight: 22.77 g.
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Lot # 1023 - BRONZE BOARDGAME PIECE Roman period, 1st–5th century AD. Small bronze gaming piece of conical form, probably used for a board game such as latrunculi. 10.55 g. 29.5 mm.
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Lot # 1024 - BRONZE BREAD STAMP Roman period, c. 1st–5th century AD. Bronze bread stamp inscribed in two lines with Latin capital letters: CLONGIN / FIRMI. Dimensions: 53 × 23 mm. AE. 41.68 g. Handle missing.
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Lot # 1025 - FOLDABLE BRONZE KEY Byzantine period, c. 5th–6th century AD. Bronze key with foldable shank and openwork bit, attached to a ring with notched edges. Length: 57 mm. 6.26 g. 53 mm. Intact and complete.
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Lot # 1026 - COMMERCIAL WEIGHT Byzantine period, c. 5th–10th century AD. Spherical bronze commercial weight of one ounce, with engraved letters on the top indicating its value. Cf. Bendall 33. 27.56 g. 18.5 mm.
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Lot # 1027 - LOT OF TWO BRONZE CROSS PENDANTS Byzantine period, c. 6th–10th century AD. Lot of two bronze cross pendants of similar type. Dimensions: 23 × 33 mm and 23 × 35 mm.
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Lot # 1028 - STAMP SEAL Byzantine period, c. 6th–9th century AD. D/ Cruciform invocative monogram of Θεοτόκε βοήθει. R/ Legend in three lines. AE. 229.7 g. 33 mm. RR. Very interesting and unusually well preserved. EF.
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Lot # 1029 - BRONZE RING Late Roman to Byzantine period, c. 4th–8th century AD. Bronze ring with an engraved bezel depicting an eagle with its prey. Inner diameter: 12 mm. Intact and complete.
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Lot # 1030 - GOLD SEAL RING Byzantine period (?), c. 6th–9th century AD. Gold seal-ring with a Greek inscription in three lines within a border. Inner diameter: 17 mm; weight: 4.09 g. Traces of tooling on the inner surface.
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Lot # 1031 - FIVE ANCIENT BRONZE RINGS From the Late Roman period to the Renaissance. Lot of five ancient bronze rings of various sizes and types, each with different decorative motifs, including one Byzantine ring with the engraved legend INI / VX on the bezel.
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Lot # 1032 - FIVE ANCIENT BRONZE RINGS From the Late Roman period to the Renaissance. Lot of five ancient bronze rings of various sizes and decorative types, including one intact Roman key-ring.
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Lot # 1033 - FIVE ANCIENT BRONZE RINGS From the Late Roman period to the Renaissance. Lot of five ancient bronze rings of various sizes and decorative types.
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Lot # 1034 - FOUR ANCIENT AND MODERN SILVER RINGS From the Late Roman period to modern times. Lot of four silver rings of various sizes and decorative styles, including examples with glass paste inlays and glass gemstones. Total weight: 11.06 g.
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Lot # 1035 - SEVEN ANCIENT ITEMS From the Roman to the Byzantine period, c. 1st–12th century AD. Lot of seven bronze, lead, and silver items, including a silver pendant and a lead pendant in the form of axe-blades, a bronze votive element in the shape of a double axe and a pickaxe, and three bronze fastener pegs from Byzantine bindings (some with non-through holes). Dimensions: 20 × 13 mm; weight: 1.32 g (silver pendant). Commonly and erroneously interpreted as gladius-shaped amulets, this type of object is instead to be attributed to the sphere of Byzantine bookbinding. The holes in the pegs are probably for fastening them with rivets. Bibl: Szirmai J., The Archaeology of medieval bookbinding, 1999, pp. 81-83.
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Lot # 1036 - TWO MIGRATION PERIOD JEWEL ELEMENTS Migration period, 5th–8th century AD. Lot of two kidney-shaped copper-alloy settings with inlaid red glass cloisons, of different sizes. Dimensions: 16 × 11 mm and 11 × 8 mm.
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Lot # 1037 - LOMBARD CROSS FIBULA Lombard Italy, c. 6th–8th century AD. Bronze fibula in the shape of a Greek cross, decorated with engraved dots and concentric circles. Width: 25 mm. Pin missing.
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Lot # 1038 - BRONZE APPLIQUÉ OR HANDLE Migration period, c. 5th–7th century AD. Bronze appliqué or handle in the form of a stylized eagle with outspread wings. 34.71 g. 45.5 mm.
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Lot # 1039 - PLUMBATA HEAD Late Roman to Migration period, c. 3rd–7th century AD. Iron head of a plumbata dart, with double barbs and a fusiform lead sleeve at the rear. Length: 129 mm. Minor crack in the lead part, otherwise intact.
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Lot # 1040 - MEDIEVAL BUTTON Norman–Frederician Italy, c. 13th century AD. Bronze button or stud depicting an eagle facing forward, symbol of imperial power, probably associated with the Norman or Frederician period. Diameter: 26.5 mm.

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