A Fibula is technically a safety pin or brooch of Roman origin. All fibulae were practical and served a purpose and in some cases were highly decorative. This style is very similar to what modern people call a safety pin. It was most often used to fasten clothes or cloaks.
This fibula is based on a find from Heimstetten and dates form the 1st century BC.
Dimensions
Total length: 150mm (6'')
Largest width:
60mm (2,3/8th'')
Pin length:
85mm (3,3/8th'')
Weight:
200g
Material:
Brass
See images for details.
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