Late Roman belt from Kaiseraugst, 1st half of the 4th century AD.

Description

From grave 975 in Kaiseraugst, Switzerland. The belt was in the pelvic area of the body grave, consisting of a buckle and the strap tongue. A nummus (small bronze coin) of Emperor Constans (337-350 AD) dates the tomb to about the first half of the 4th century. For a belt width of 2.5 cm. Original brass. Matching rivets are included.