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Broad flat face
hand-decorated in a stipple band deliberately off center
was used extensively on Roman military sword belts as decoration and protection
engraved with a cross in a radiant surround (halo)
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ROMAN RING 2ND-4TH CENTURY AD 01/06/2026 Broad flat faceBroad oval form identified as Henig type X. See Ancient Rings, Pollio, p. 60. Small size, about 5 but not measured due to its form. Heavy proportions with 3. 9mm band flaring to the broad top which mounts a separate oval copper bezel incised with a cross. As found with surface encrustation to the bronze. The copper bezel very well preserved.