. Musei Bergens aarbog. La scienza. 10 Haakon Schetelig. [N. 8 tipo come le seguenti quattro iigures (figg. 3-6).1) hanno tutti la manopola superiore posta direttamente sulla parte superiore della centina e la pesante e carattere solido di forma con la sua folta e bruscamente sfaccettati bow dà loro piuttosto un aspetto romano rispetto al puro spille teutonico del IV sec.. Essi sono tuttavia più decisamente sottolineato come una forma importata nel nostro distretto dal eircumstance che sono sempre molto rari2), mentre il vero e proprio tipo teutonico, il nostro cruci- formare spilla, è si trova in grandi numeri. Come si vede dalla

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. Bergens Museums aarbog. Science. 10 Haakon Schetelig. [No. 8 type as the following four iigures (figs. 3—6).1) They have all the upper knob placed directly up on the top of the bow, and the heavy and solid character of the form with its thick and sharply facetted bow gives them rather a Roman appearance compared with the pure Teutonic brooches of the 4th cent. They are, however, most decidedly pointed out as a form imported in our district by the eircumstance that they are always very rare2), while the genuine Teutonic type, our cruci- form brooch, is found in great numbers. As is seen from the figures, the Roman type has, in the Northern countries, gone through no remarkable development, but only some more general changes, which followed its transfer into Teutonic hands; the foot has become longer and narrower, and the tension of the pin is nearly always brought about by a short spring-coil, the Romans generally preferring for this purpose a simple hinge with back- stop. The ornamentation too, as seen in figs. 5 and 6, is purely Teutonic, and the trans- verse section of the bow in figs. 4 and 6 has certainly a non-Roman appearance. The introduction of this form into Scandi- navia must date from the 4th cent. which was the last period of the direct influence of Roman forms among tlie Northern barbarians. An ornamentation consisting of strips of silver inlaid in the surface, as seen in fig. 5, was probably especially much used in the early part of the 5th cent. and may be tåken as a hint for the fixing of the date of that brooch. The next one, fig. 6, might be referred to the same century, and probably the latter half of .it, as it was found associated with a bronze-vessel. J) Fig. 3: Stockholm Museum, no. 8191, published with the kind per- mission of the Museum and Academy of Stockholm; — fig. 4: Slettebø, Eger- sund pgd. Jæderen, B. 2293, Lorange: N. Olds. i B. M. p. 54; — fig. 5: Bygh, fig. 242; — fig. 6: Tveiten, Mo pgd. Telemarken, C. 8434, Ab. 1877

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• bookcentury1800
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