Null Set of two bronze key rings.
Roman period
Lengths: 2 to 5.7 cm
(worn and mi…

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Set of two bronze key rings. Roman period Lengths: 2 to 5.7 cm (worn and missing)

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Set of two bronze key rings. Roman period Lengths: 2 to 5.7 cm (worn and missing)

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