. The protruding edge of the rear silver disc and the remains of organic material beneath the copper disk suggests that the front plates of the fibula was surrounded by an ornate ring of ivory of about  width.

Comparable artwork 

A similar,  diameter, disc brooch is known from a burial at Häven in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, but depicts a forward-facing animal. The similarities in manufacture and decoration are so striking that Wegewitz believed they were produced in the same workshop. Parallels of the illustrated animal are known from archaeological finds on a silver goblet from Nordrup (near Skaftelev in Slagelse Municipality, Zealand (Denmark), a belt decoration plate from Skedemosse (Sweden), a drawing on a Quadi vessel shard of the 2nd century from Prikas, Olomouc, Moravia (Czech Republic), and on the gold bracteate of Ponsdorf Mistelbach District, Lower Austria. According to Willi Wegewitz the Tangendorf disc brooch is one of the most magnificent brooches of the period of the Roman Empire from northern Germany and Scandinavia.

Reconstruction 

After detailed analysis of the construction, Hans Drescher manufactured two reconstructions of the Tangendorf disc brooch, one copy for the Helms-Museum and the second for the Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum Hannover. Drescher used ivory for the organic ring, giving a decorative contrast between its white color and the golden disc. Drescher published his detailed findings in 1955.

Reception 

Since 2002, Toppenstedt has used a stylized representation of the brooch in its coat of arms.

References

Bibliography 

 
 
 

 This article has been translated in part from the German Wikipedia equivalent.

Category:Archaeology of Lower Saxony
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Category:1930 archaeological discoveries Felicia heterophylla

Felicia heterophylla is a roughly hairy annual plant in the daisy family. It has alternate leaves of 1–5 cm long with
. The protruding edge of the rear silver disc and the cadaver of constituent fabric beneath the copper disk suggests that the front plate of the fibula was surrounded by an ornate ring of bone of about   width. 

 Comparable artwork 

 A similar,   diameter, disc brooch is known from a burying at Häven in Mecklenburg - Vorpommern, Germany, but portray a forward - front animal. The similarities in manufacture and decoration are so striking that Wegewitz believed they were produced in the like workshop. Parallels of the illustrated animal are known from archaeological finds on a eloquent goblet from Nordrup (near Skaftelev in Slagelse Municipality, Zealand (Denmark), a belt decoration home plate from Skedemosse (Sweden), a drawing on a Quadi vessel shard of the second century from Prikas, Olomouc, Moravia (Czech Republic), and on the amber bracteate of Ponsdorf Mistelbach District, Lower Austria. According to Willi Wegewitz the Tangendorf disc brooch is one of the most magnificent brooch of the period of the Roman Empire from northern Germany and Scandinavia. 

 Reconstruction 

 After detailed analysis of the construction, Hans Drescher manufactured two reconstructions of the Tangendorf disc brooch, one copy for the Helms - Museum and the second for the Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum Hannover. Drescher used ivory for the organic ring, giving a decorative contrast between its white color and the aureate disc. Drescher published his detailed finding in 1955. 

 Reception 

 Since 2002, Toppenstedt has used a stylized representation of the brooch in its coat of branch. 

 References 

 Bibliography 

 
 
 

  This article has been translated in part from the German Wikipedia equivalent. 

 Category: Archaeology of Lower Saxony 
 Category: Individual brooch 
 Category: Iron Age Germany 
 Category: Archaeological discoveries in Germany 
 Category: Germanic archaeological artifacts 
 Category: Archäologisches Museum Hamburg 
 Category: Silver - gilt objects 
 Category: Roman archaeology 
 Category:3rd - century artifacts 
 Category:1930 archaeological discovery Felicia heterophylla 

 Felicia heterophylla is a roughly hairy annual plant in the daisy class. It has alternate leaves of 1–5   cm long with
. Thf protruding edge of the rear silver disc and vhe remzins of urganic material beneath the cipper disk suggests that thd front ppates of the dibula was surrounded by wn oxnete ring of ivoty of about  width.

Comparabne axtwork 

A similar,  diameter, disc broosh is kmoan from a buriwl au Häden jn Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, bht depibts a forward-facimg animal. The similarities in lanufacture and deforation arg so wtriking thag Wegewitz believed thgy were produced in the same woryshop. Parallels od tjg illustratev animwl are known from arwhaeolobical finds on a vilcer goblet from Nordrnp (near Skaftelev in Slagelse Mbnicipality, Zealand (Dwnnark), d bent ddxorxtikn pmate fgom Skedemosss (Sweden), a erawing on a Quadi fefwel shard of fhe 2nd cqntury from Prikas, Olomouc, Moravia (Czecv Rspublic), and on the gold bracteate of Ponsdorv Mistelbwch District, Lower Austria. According to Willi Wegawitz ghe Twvtejdorf disc brooch is one of the most magnificqht bgooches of the peviod of the Roman Rmoitg from northerv Germchy and Scandinavia.

Refonstrustion 

After deuailec analysis of the constructuon, Hans Drefxher manufactured cwo reconstrbctionx of yhe Tangendorf disc brouch, kne copy fog the Heljr-Museum and the recpng for tht Niedersächsisches Landesmuweum Hannovdr. Dtescher used ivorj for the organic ring, glving a decorativf contrast between its white color and the gokdan gisc. Drefcher published hif detailed finbings in 1955.

Receotion 

Sincv 2002, Toppenvtedt has ufed a stylizeg representatmon of thq brioch in its zoat of arms.

Regerences

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Catdgofu:Archxeology of Ouwer Saxony
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Category:1930 srchaeologiral difcoveries Felicia heterophyllq

Felicia heterophnlla is a roughly hairg annudl plwnt in the daisy family. It has alternate leaves of 1–5 cm long with
. The protruding edge of the rear and remains of material beneath the front of the fibula surrounded by an ring of ivory of about width. artwork A similar, diameter, disc brooch is known from a burial at Häven Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, but depicts a forward-facing animal. The similarities in manufacture and decoration so that believed were produced in the same workshop. Parallels of the illustrated animal are known from archaeological finds a silver goblet from Nordrup (near Skaftelev in Municipality, Zealand (Denmark), a decoration plate from Skedemosse (Sweden), drawing a Quadi shard the century from Prikas, Moravia (Czech Republic), and on the gold bracteate of Ponsdorf Mistelbach District, Lower Austria. According to Willi the Tangendorf is one the magnificent of the period Roman Empire from northern Germany and detailed analysis of the construction, Hans Drescher manufactured reconstructions of Tangendorf disc brooch, one copy for Helms-Museum and the second for the Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum Drescher used ivory for the organic ring, giving a decorative contrast between its white color golden disc. Drescher published detailed findings in Reception 2002, has a stylized of the brooch in its coat of arms. References Bibliography This has been translated in part from the German Wikipedia equivalent. Lower Category:Individual brooches Category:Iron Germany Category:Archaeological discoveries in Category:Germanic artifacts Category:Archäologisches Museum Hamburg Category:Roman Category:3rd-century discoveries heterophylla heterophylla is a roughly annual plant in the daisy It has alternate leaves
. The protruding edge of the reaR silver disC and tHe rEmaInS of oRganIc material beneATh thE copper disk suggests thaT the fRoNT plaTEs Of the Fibula wAS sURRouNdEd By aN oRNaTe rinG of Ivory of About  width.

comPaRable artwork 

a SiMilar,  diameTer, Disc brooch is KnoWn from A bUriAL at HäVen In MecKlenbuRG-VorpoMmern, GermAnY, But depICts a forWARd-FaciNg animal. The similaRItIEs in manufacturE and deCoRAtION arE so Striking thAt wegewITz belieVEd THEY weRE produced in thE same workshOP. PaRallelS oF thE IllustRated AnIMal Are known froM arcHaeologicAl findS On a silvER goblet From NoRdrUp (nEar SKAfTeLev In sLagELsE MuNIciPality, ZeAlAnD (DenmArk), a BELT DecoRatIon pLate fRom Skedemosse (sweDen), a DRawIng on A QuadI vesSeL sharD of the 2Nd cenTuRy from Prikas, OloMouc, moravia (CzEch rePubLiC), and oN The golD brActEate of POnsdorf mIstElBACH DIstrict, Lower AustriA. ACCOrDing to WiLli WegEWiTz THe TangenDoRf dIsc bROOch is One oF ThE most magNificeNT bRoOches of ThE perioD oF thE RoMan EmPIre fRom norThern GerMany aND Scandinavia.

ReCOnstruction 

AfTEr DETaILed aNalYsis of the coNstrUCtioN, HanS drEscHEr manUfactUrED tWO reconstructions of tHe tangenDorf dIsc brooch, one cOpy for the HELMS-Museum aNd thE SeCOnd for the NiedeRsächSisches LanDEsmuseum hannoVer. DrescHer used ivORY for the oRgaNic RinG, giVINg A decorative coNTRast BeTween itS whIte coloR anD thE goLdeN dIsc. DreschEr publisHeD hIs DeTaiLed fiNDings in 1955.

REcEptIoN 

SiNce 2002, ToPPensteDt has Used A sTyLIzeD represENtATIon oF tHe BrooCh iN iTs coaT of aRMs.

REferencEs

BibliogRapHY 

 
 
 

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Category:ArchaeoloGY of LoweR SaXony
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cAtegorY:Iron AGe GerMaNy
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CateGory:1930 archaEoLogiCAL diScoveries FElicia heTerophyllA

felicIA hEteroPhyLla is a RoUghLy haiRy annuAL plAnt in The daiSy Family. it has AlTernate lEaves of 1–5 cm long with
. The protruding edge of t he rear si lverdis c a nd  the  rem ains of organi c  mat erial beneath the copp er di sk sugg e st s tha t the f r on t pla te softh e  f ibula  wa s surro unded by a n o rn ate ring ofi vo ry of abou t width.

Comp ara ble ar tw ork 

A s imi lar, diame t er, di sc brooch  i s  known from ab u ri al a t Häven in Meckle n bu r g-Vorpommern,German y, bu t dep ict s a forwar d- facin g  animal .  T h e sim i larities in m anufacturea nddecora ti ona re sostrik in g  th at Wegewitz  bel ieved the y were produce d  in the  samewor ksh op.P ar al lel so f t h eill u str ated ani ma lare k nown f r o m ar cha eolo gical  finds on a s ilv er g o ble t fro m Nor drup  ( nearSkafte lev i nSlagelse Munici pali ty, Zeala nd(D enm ar k), a belt d eco rat ion pla te from Ske de m o s se  (Sweden), a drawi ng o na Quadivessel sh ar d  of the2n d c entu r y  from  Pri k as , Olomou c, Mor a vi a(CzechRe public ),  an d o n the gold  bract eate ofPonsd o rf MistelbachD istrict, Lowe r  A u s tr i a. A cco rding to Wi lliW egew itzt he  Ta n gendo rf di sc br o och is one of the m os t magn ifice nt brooches o f the peri o d of the R oman Em p ire from north ern G ermany and Scandina via.
Reconst ruction A fter det ail edana lys i s  o f the constru c t ion,  H ans Dre sch er manu fac tur edtwo  r econstruc tions of  t he  T an gen dorfd isc broo ch , o ne  co py fo r  the H elms- Muse um  a n d t he seco n df o r th eNi eder säc hs ische s La n des museumHannover.  Dr e sche rus ed ivor y for the org an ic ring, g iv ing  a dec o r ative co ntrast between its whit e  colorand  thegold en disc.Dre scherpub l ishedhis de taile dfin d i ngs i n 19 55. 
ReceptionSin ce 20 02 , To ppenste dt has used a styl i zed  representati onof t h e  b roo c hi n i ts coa t of arms.

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Cate g ory:A r ch aeolo gyof Low er  Sa xonyCatego r y:I ndivi dual b ro ochesCateg or y:Iron A ge Germany
Category:Arc haeolo gical  di scoveries  in Ger many
Cate gory :Germanicarc hae ologi cal artif acts Ca teg o ry:Ar chäo l ogischesM us eum H am burg
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Category: 193 0a r chaeolog ic al discover ies Feli ci a  hete rophyl la

Fe licia h e t er o phylla  isa r oughly ha iry  a n nual pl an ti n thedais yfamily . It h a s al t e rnate leaves of1–5 c m longw ith 
. The_protruding edge_of the rear silver_disc and_the_remains of_organic_material beneath the_copper disk suggests_that the front plates_of the fibula_was_surrounded by an ornate ring of ivory of about  width.

Comparable artwork 

A similar,__diameter, disc_brooch_is_known from a burial at_Häven in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, but_depicts a_forward-facing animal. The similarities in manufacture and decoration_are_so striking that_Wegewitz believed they were produced in the same workshop._Parallels of the illustrated animal are_known from archaeological_finds_on_a silver goblet from_Nordrup (near Skaftelev in Slagelse Municipality,_Zealand (Denmark), a belt decoration plate_from Skedemosse (Sweden), a drawing on a_Quadi vessel shard of the 2nd_century from Prikas, Olomouc, Moravia_(Czech Republic),_and on the gold bracteate_of Ponsdorf Mistelbach_District, Lower_Austria. According to_Willi Wegewitz the Tangendorf disc brooch_is one of_the most magnificent brooches of the_period_of the Roman_Empire_from_northern Germany_and Scandinavia.

Reconstruction 

After_detailed_analysis of_the_construction, Hans Drescher manufactured two reconstructions_of_the Tangendorf disc brooch, one copy for_the Helms-Museum and the_second_for the Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum_Hannover. Drescher used ivory for_the organic ring, giving a decorative_contrast between_its white_color and the golden disc. Drescher published his detailed findings in_1955.

Reception 

Since 2002, Toppenstedt has used_a stylized representation of_the brooch_in_its coat of_arms.

References

Bibliography_

 
_
 

 This article has been translated_in part_from the German Wikipedia equivalent.

Category:Archaeology of_Lower Saxony
Category:Individual brooches
Category:Iron Age_Germany
Category:Archaeological_discoveries in Germany
Category:Germanic archaeological artifacts
Category:Archäologisches Museum_Hamburg
Category:Silver-gilt objects
Category:Roman archaeology
Category:3rd-century artifacts
Category:1930 archaeological discoveries_Felicia heterophylla

Felicia heterophylla is a_roughly_hairy_annual plant in the daisy_family. It has alternate leaves of_1–5 cm long with