Celtiberian Fibulae; Hispania, II- IV centuries A.D.

Celtiberian Fibulae; Hispania, II- IV centuries AD.
Bronze.
Measurements. 0,5 x 2 cm (diameter).
Lot consists of three bronze fibulae. The three retain the element that was placed in the textile, the needle, under the flat part that protects them and that was the space that was usually decorated in these works, very common to be used to put in place the clothes. This type of pieces were very common in all the towns until later inventions to hold the garments. They were made in a great variety of elements and materials, according to the purchasing power and social position of the owner. The Celtiberians are known as Celtiberians to the pre-Roman Celtic peoples of the Iberian Peninsula, using the term for those dated between the late Bronze Age and Romanization (2nd century BC - 1st century BC). Along with the Vetons and the Vacceans, the term is also used for the so-called Carpetans, Celts or Celtiberians.