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Thursday, July 20

Roman Find: The Wild Man of Chester

This small copper-alloy stud with a stylised face may have been used to decorate a soldier’s belt or ‘apron’ - a series of vertical leather straps which hung from the belt. It is thought that these ‘aprons’ were worn for protection or possibly represented a mark of status.


posted by Cheryl Quinn at 13:14

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is it a human face or a lion - or a cross between the two?

10:43 PM, July 22, 2006  
Blogger Cheryl Quinn said...

A human face

11:28 AM, July 24, 2006  

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