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Genceva

Genčeva, E. Les Fibules Romaines de Bulgarie de la fin du 1er s. av. J.-C. à la fin du VIe s. ap. J.-C. (Veliko Trnovo, 2004).

In French. The Roman fibulae of Bulgaria from the late 1st century BC to the end of the sixth century AD. 

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Table of Contents

NOTE: PDF DOES NOT INCLUDE INTRODUCTION OR PARTS 1 - 3.

Introduction...7
1. History of research on Roman fibulae...9
2. Typology of Roman fibulae from Bulgaria...14
3. Origin, development, and utilization of Roman fibulae from Bulgaria...82

Typologie of Roman fibulae from Bulgaria (Plate Coins)...92

I. Le Tene derived fibula (types 1 - 7c; pl. 1, 1 - pl. III, 12) [Groups B1 & B2]...91

II. Molded bow spring fibula (types 8 - 12b; pl. 4, 1 - pl. VIII, 9) [Group B2]...96

III. Aucissa fibula and Aucissa derivative fibula (types 13 - 15e; pl. IX, 1 - XIII, 11) [Group B5]...104

IV. Knee fibula (types 16 - 17d; pl. XIV, 1 - pl. XV, 13) [Groups B3 - B6]...107

V. Fibula with a Folded Foot (types 18 - 21b; pl. XVI, 1 - XVIII, 14) [Groups B1 & B2]...109

VI. Fibula with hinge of the Late Empire (types 22 - 24f.; pl. XIX, 1 - XIV, 3) [Group B6]...113

VII. Plate fibulae (types 25 - 33; pl. XXV, 1 - XXVIII, 4) [Class C]...115

VIII. Penannular fibulae (types 34 - 36; pl. XXVIII, 5 - 6) [Class A]...122

IX. Exogenous types (types 37 - 41; pl. XXVIII, 7 - XXIX, 9)...123

Bibliography...126

Plates...137


IV. Knee fibulae

16. Knee fibulae with pin spring
16a. Knee fibulae with a hemispheric shaped head-plate (pl. XIV, 1-2)
16b. Small Knee fibulae a small hemispheric shaped head-plate (pl. XIV, 3-11)
16c. Knee fibulae with a cylindrical spring sleeve and parallel needle catch (pl. XIV, 12-13)
16d. Knee fibulae with a cylindrical spring sleeve and perpendicular needle catch (pl. XV, 1)
16e. Knee fibulae with a volute bow (pl. XV, 2)
16f. Knee fibulae without head plate (pl. XV, 3)

17. Knee Fibulae with Hing Pin
17a. Knee fibulae with pin hing and parallel needle catch (pl. XV, 4-5)
17b. Knee fibulae with pin hing and perpendicular needle catch (pl. XV, 6-10)
17c. Twin bow Knee fibulae (pl. XV, 11)
17d. Knee fibulae with very wide hing (pl. XV, 12-13)




Genceva

Genčeva, E. Les Fibules Romaines de Bulgarie de la fin du 1er s. av. J.-C. à la fin du VIe s. ap. J.-C. (Veliko Trnovo, 2004).

In French. The Roman fibulae of Bulgaria from the late 1st century BC to the end of the sixth century AD. 

PDF Available

Table of Contents

NOTE: PDF DOES NOT INCLUDE INTRODUCTION OR PARTS 1 - 3.

Introduction...7
1. History of research on Roman fibulae...9
2. Typology of Roman fibulae from Bulgaria...14
3. Origin, development, and utilization of Roman fibulae from Bulgaria...82

Typologie of Roman fibulae from Bulgaria (Plate Coins)...92

I. Le Tene derived fibula (types 1 - 7c; pl. 1, 1 - pl. III, 12) [Groups B1 & B2]...91

II. Molded bow spring fibula (types 8 - 12b; pl. 4, 1 - pl. VIII, 9) [Group B2]...96

III. Aucissa fibula and Aucissa derivative fibula (types 13 - 15e; pl. IX, 1 - XIII, 11) [Group B5]...104

IV. Knee fibula (types 16 - 17d; pl. XIV, 1 - pl. XV, 13) [Groups B3 - B6]...107

V. Fibula with a Folded Foot (types 18 - 21b; pl. XVI, 1 - XVIII, 14) [Groups B1 & B2]...109

VI. Fibula with hinge of the Late Empire (types 22 - 24f.; pl. XIX, 1 - XIV, 3) [Group B6]...113

VII. Plate fibulae (types 25 - 33; pl. XXV, 1 - XXVIII, 4) [Class C]...115

VIII. Penannular fibulae (types 34 - 36; pl. XXVIII, 5 - 6) [Class A]...122

IX. Exogenous types (types 37 - 41; pl. XXVIII, 7 - XXIX, 9)...123

Bibliography...126

Plates...137

(Details/translations of groups and text will be erratically added below. Please contribute if possible.)

I. Le Tene derived fibula (types 1 - 7c; pl. 1, 1 - pl. III, 12) [Groups B1 & B2]...91

II. Molded bow spring fibula (types 8 - 12b; pl. 4, 1 - pl. VIII, 9) [Group B2]...96

III. Aucissa fibula and Aucissa derivative fibula (types 13 - 15e; pl. IX, 1 - XIII, 11) [Group B5]...104

IV. Knee fibulae

16. Knee fibulae with pin spring
16a. Knee fibulae with a hemispheric shaped head-plate (pl. XIV, 1-2)
16b. Small Knee fibulae a small hemispheric shaped head-plate (pl. XIV, 3-11)
16c. Knee fibulae with a cylindrical spring sleeve and parallel needle catch (pl. XIV, 12-13)
16d. Knee fibulae with a cylindrical spring sleeve and perpendicular needle catch (pl. XV, 1)
16e. Knee fibulae with a volute bow (pl. XV, 2)
16f. Knee fibulae without head plate (pl. XV, 3)

17. Knee Fibulae with Hing Pin
17a. Knee fibulae with pin hing and parallel needle catch (pl. XV, 4-5)
17b. Knee fibulae with pin hing and perpendicular needle catch (pl. XV, 6-10)
17c. Twin bow Knee fibulae (pl. XV, 11)
17d. Knee fibulae with very wide hing (pl. XV, 12-13)

V. Fibula with a Folded Foot (types 18 - 21b; pl. XVI, 1 - XVIII, 14) [Groups B1 & B2]...109

VI. Fibula with hinge of the Late Empire (types 22 - 24f.; pl. XIX, 1 - XIV, 3) [Group B6]...113

VII. Plate fibulae (types 25 - 33; pl. XXV, 1 - XXVIII, 4) [Class C]...115

25. Geometric Plate Fibulae
25a. Rhomboid
25b. Round
25c. Crescents
25d. Head and shoulders
25e. Round plate with tiny dolphins(?)



VIII. Penannular fibulae (types 34 - 36; pl. XXVIII, 5 - 6) [Class A]...122

IX. Exogenous types (types 37 - 41; pl. XXVIII, 7 - XXIX, 9)...123