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Copper Alloy Buckles
The buckles found at Thrislington were quite corroded, having been in the ground for centuries, but they show up well on X-rays and
were successfully restored by conservators.
These two buckles were fairly small, merely 2 or 3 cm high, and were probably used to fasten small leather straps.
See the x-ray image of these buckles,
other objects found at Thrislington, or
what would people wear out and about.
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