The leather buckle from Wrocław, Poland

Introduction In 2018, János Mestellér published an article commenting on the absence of metal belt components in many elite early medieval graves (Mestellér 2018). The author saw a possible reason in the use of simple all-leather belts without buckles, with fork-shaped ends that were inserted into prepared holes and then knotted. We followed up on […]

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Project Forlǫg - Reenactment and science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.59500/zxxg9223
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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology
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The leather buckle from Wrocław, Poland

Tomáš Vlasatý
Project Forlǫg - Reenactment and science
Maritime and Coastal Archaeology
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The leather buckle from Wrocław, Poland

Tomáš Vlasatý
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Introduction In 2018, János Mestellér published an article commenting on the absence of metal belt components in many elite early medieval graves (Mestellér 2018). The author saw a possible reason in the use of simple all-leather belts without buckles, with fork-shaped ends that were inserted into prepared holes and then knotted. We followed up on […]

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