Roman Bronze Crossbow Fibula africanart tapering shaft terminating in a

tapering shaft terminating in a finely pointed tip

This exquisite Chancay textile fragment

reflects not only the technical skill of the artisans but also the cultural and social narratives of the time

also known as the Mexica or Tenochca

often emphasizing their supernatural qualities and showcasing the artisans' ability to capture the appearance of real birds across species

Roman Bronze Crossbow Fibula africanart tapering shaft terminating in aLater Roman Empire, c. 350 AD, Upper Danube or Pannonia Region A magnificent and impressively crafted Late Roman bronze crossbow fibula, an iconic status symbol of the empires military and elite class. This large, exquisitely designed brooch features a crossbar adorned with two oblate spheres, each with a central raised point, while a third onion shaped terminal sits proudly at the bows junction. The boldly channeled bow and the rectangular footplate