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Fibula/Brooch. Polden Hill  'lug type' complete with spring and pin AD 50 - 80.

Coberley

'Polden Hill' type Brooch 2nd century.

Rudford.

2nd century 'Headstud' Brooch with remains of loop for chain.

Rudford.

Trumpet Brooch -Tapering bow type 1st to early 2nd century.

Newent.

 

'Polden Hill' type Brooch 2nd century.

Dymock

Thistle or Fantail Brooch. Class A. type X  Claudian period  c AD 43 -54.

Newent.

Wroxeter type Brooch. Early 2nd century.

Rudford.

Trumpet Brooch  50 BC to AD 50. Rudford.

 
     

Head of Polden Hill type brooch showing  part of spring still intact.

Tibberton.

Right

2nd century 'Polden Hill' type Brooch.

Taynton

 

2nd/3rd century Panther Brooch.

Body covered with circular cells that would have been of coloured enamel. One glass eye still in place.

Newent.

1st/2nd century Fantail derivative with blue and white enamel inserts. Length 6cm.

Tibberton.

Iron Age to early Roman Brooch 50BC to AD 50. Similar to the 'Birdlip'  Brooch discovered at Birdlip near Gloucester in 1879.

Newent.

       

Polden Hill Type Brooch with wide 'wings'

Late 1st to early 2nd century.

Coberley

Disc Brooch (centre) with enamel inserts intact. Mid 2nd century.

Hartpury

 

Langton Down type brooch

1st century.

Newent area

       

Complete Polden Hill Type Brooch

Late 1st early 2nd century

Bromsash

 

Believed to be a 1st century

 La Tene derivitive

1st to early 2nd century with high arched bow. Stem decorated with red & blue enamel  inserts.              Dymock.

 

Trumpet Brooch. Early 2nd century.

Tapered stem with a animal face (two eyes and nostrils and a hollow snout)

Maybe depicting a pig

Dymock

 
     

Diamond shaped mount or brooch with traces of green enamel. Not confirmed as Roman. Possibly of medieval period..

Rudford.

 

     

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Aucissa type brooch late

1st century to early 2nd century.

 High arched bow.

 Stem decorated with red and blue enamel inserts terminating with a knob

Dymock