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Fibule

Dijon (21) - Musée archéologique

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Circular, enameled, openwork fibula with dog design (Feugère 27 type). The crown is enameled in alternating green and blue. There are eight protuberances around the rim, arranged in alternating rows: 4 lodges with cement remnants that must have been inlaid, and 4 rings topped with 3 small lugs around the rim. The central decoration of the openwork part features a leaping dog with a blue-enameled body and two small, round, gilded inlays (one on the chest, the other on the hindquarters). On the reverse, the pin holder is trapezoidal.

Where to find it

Dijon (21) - Musée archéologique
5 rue Dr Maret

21000 Dijon

Commune of discovery

Dijon

Locality

Parking Sainte-Anne

Type of intervention

Excavation

Year of excavation

1992

Chief Scientist

PELLETIER Laurent

Inventory number

997.3.21 Indéterminé

Materials

Metal

Chronological period

Gallo-Roman [- 50 / 476]

Dimensions

d. 60 mm,

Operation report notice

Consult the notice