| Italy Roman Fibulae |
| Gold ram's headed fibula Source: Carabinieri Database Codice Bene: 12214[23] / Nr. Bollettino 19 |
| A unique Late Antique Crossbow Fibula stolen from Turin which, due to its two inscriptions can be dated precisely to AD 306-7: CONSTANTINE CAES VIVAS and HERCULI CAES VIVAS Length 8 cm Source: Carabinieri Database Codice Bene: 11565[3] / Nr. Bollettino 8 Published Met Bulletin |
| Pair of gold fibulae. Source: Carabinieri Database Codice Bene: 12214[22] Nr. Bollettino 19 |
| Pair of gold bow fibulae with lion-headed terminals. Source: Caraninieri Database Codice Bene: 12214[20] Nr. Bollettino 19 |
| Bronze fibula, 13 x 12 x 10 cm, 9th or 8th century BC Source: Carabinieri Database Codice Bene: 04204[7] Nr. Bollettino 19 |