Belt Buckle, Visigothic
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Description
Large bronze buckles and cloisonné plates are the most characterstic items of Visigothic metalwork. This example is an excellent representation of the Ponto-Gothic style in the West. The style, marked by accents of red, blue, and green in the inlays, was developed by the Goths on the north shore of the Black Sea before the arrival of the Huns in 375, when the Goths divided into Ostrogoths and Visigoths
Belt Buckle, about 520 560 AD, Visigothic, Spain, bronze with
Visigothic art. Metal brooch. 6th century available as Framed
Belt buckle; Visigothic culture, 6th century AD. , Bronze and glass. , It shows losses and damage caused by the passage of time. , The joint between
Belt buckle; Visigothic culture, 6th century AD. Bronze and glass. It presents losses and damages caused by the passage of time. The union between the
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Belt Buckle, c. 525-560. Visigothic, Iberian Peninsula, Migration
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