Romeinse dolfijnkam, 1e-3e eeuw, verzilverd brons Papyrus en perkament England from the 3th-4th century

England from the 3th-4th century AD

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because in the 18th century people previously referred to it as a 'cocked hat'

Dergelijke speerpunten werden veel gebruikt door de Saksen

The Jellinge style was often used by the Vikings of the East Sea region

Romeinse dolfijnkam, 1e-3e eeuw, verzilverd brons Papyrus en perkament England from the 3th-4th centuryThis comb shows in relief two dolphins with upward pointing tails, which together form the handle. The design is based on a Roman find dating between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD. Dolphins played a recurring role in myths in classical antiquity and were seen as helpful creatures: they are said to have saved the poet Arion of Lesbos from drowning, and were considered companions of sea gods. A graceful comb for those who want to portray Roman culture.