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DIY, Assortment of Roman Non-military Artifacts, c.1st-3rd Cent AD

Most are copper alloy; total weight -184 gm or 6.4 oz!

Con/ Nearly all of these remarkable artifacts have suffered some sort of damage after nearly 2000 years in the ground. See the photo.

Included are four brooches, a hair pin with a bird finial, a lock cover, an iron nail, a drawer pull in the shape of a dolphin, a latch of some sort, a ladies bracelet (still wearable!), a table or casket leg and seen far right are a pair of melted tin globules from a metal smith's workshop. Below, are four Roman rings.

Seller's Note/ Please take a close look at two rings far left at the bottom of the photo; the first  displays a lion walking left, inset on a broken silver band. Not broken? $295 at least. The second one is similar, albeit on a broken bronze band, but it too, displays a Roman personification. Not broken? $165 at least. Wow!

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