Object card·SAL_5280·1969

Bronze fittings with incised decoration, Campanopetra

Bronze fittings with incised decoration, Campanopetra
Object card: 1969. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_5280. "Bronze fittings with incised decoration, Campanopetra". CC BY 4.0. Resized.

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English, translated from the French record

Bronze fitting formed of two thin trapezoidal strips joined by a hinge, one strip with rounded base corners and a knop; decorated with parallel transverse lines and series of small punched circles around two more complex motifs of concentric circles. Found on the Campanopetra with fragments of capitals. Length of the element 8.6 cm; l. 2 x 0.9 cm; ép. 0.2 cm; incomplete, one element broken, L. 10 cm. Inventory B_0174; 15 September 1969.

French, as on the record

l. : 2 x 0,9 diapositives : C_5329 forme : Accessoires divers en bronze inv objet : B_0174 negatif : 05442_04 negatif : 05442_05 negatif : 01247_04 pub : SAL_PUB_139904_XI_XI_CAT_06_0112_p_0039 type :Bronze ép. : 0,2. — Élément formé de deux minces languettes trapézoïdales réunies par une charnière chantier : Campanopétra num planche : PL_13 carre : L IV/β6 — Bronze l'une des languettes a les angles de sa base arrondis et elle est munie d'un charnon. Cet élément est décoré de traits transversaux parallèles et de séries de petits cercles pointés qui s'ordonnent autour de deux motifs plus complexes formés de cercles concentriques. — Trouvé sur la Campanopétra avec des fragments de chapiteaux. L. élément : 8,6 incomplet, un des éléments est brisé. L. : 10

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