Surrey archaeological collections . FIG. IO. Actual size. broken away) the band relieved with two incised parallel lines ;ends tapering. (1. 2.) Fig. 10, No. 3. Blue glass bead. (1. 2.) Fig. 11. The buckle-plate of a belt buckle. The plateis of bronze, with tinned surface, the buckle part (not. FIG. II. Actual size. figured) being of iron. Pierced with four holes (for securing itto the leather) and ornamented with impressed decorationalong one edge and with two crosses formed of triangles. Thebuckle, of which some fragments remained, was kidney-shaped,and measured 2.\ inches, thus projecting b
Surrey archaeological collections . FIG. IO. Actual size. broken away) the band relieved with two incised parallel lines ;ends tapering. (1. 2.) Fig. 10, No. 3. Blue glass bead. (1. 2.) Fig. 11. The buckle-plate of a belt buckle. The plateis of bronze, with tinned surface, the buckle part (not. FIG. II. Actual size. figured) being of iron. Pierced with four holes (for securing itto the leather) and ornamented with impressed decorationalong one edge and with two crosses formed of triangles. Thebuckle, of which some fragments remained, was kidney-shaped,and measured 2.\ inches, thus projecting beyond the plate whichis ij inches square. (1. 2.) 28 EXCAVATIONS AT EWELL IN 1934. Fig. 12. Plain bronze ring, probably an armlet. Diameter,about 4! inches. (1. 2.) Fig. 13. Iron knife-blade, with some traces of its wooden
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