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Bronze scabbard runner

Bronze scabbard runner. This piece of metal was used to attach a soldier's scabbard to his belt; and could have been property of either a legionary or an auxiliary soldier. Scabbard runners came in a number of different designs, this example cast in the shape of a dolphin, is of an elaborate design dating to the 3rd Century AD.

Date Found
Unknown

Place Name
Carlisle, Cumbria, England

Site Name
King's Meadow

 
Artifact Type
scabbard runner

Artifact ID
CALMG : 1930.4.62

 
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Bronze scabbard runner

Measurement
runner length : 66mm
maximum width : 15mm
bronze depth : 5mm

Production Period
Unknown

Number of items
1

Material
bronze

Completeness
Unknown

Bronze scabbard runner

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Bronze scabbard runner