Portion of dragonesque brooch of bronze, from Edgerston Camp, Roxburghshire

Bow brooch of silver gilt, decorated with ornamental patterns

Brooch, also known as a fibula, of silver, it is of a special type called a trumpet brooch, this is due to the shape of the head which protects the spring, it could have been worn as a pair, linked to its partner by a chain, from Ayrshire, Roman, 80 - 180 AD

Facsimile of a bow brooch of silver, from Carn Liath, Dunrobin, Sutherland

Dragonesque fibula (brooch) of bronze, decorated with blue, red and yellow enamel, from the Roman site at Newstead (Trimontium)

Trumpet brooch of bronze, Antonine, Romano-British, from Mumrills, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, 142 - 165 AD

Harp-shaped brooch of bronze, bow encircled by a pronounced moulding

Bow brooch of silver, from Traprain Law, East Lothian, 410 - 425 AD

Double spiral fibula, spectacle type, each spiral formed of bronze wire twisted in eight coils: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia

Bow-shaped fibula of iron: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia

Bow-shaped fibula of iron: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia

Bow-shaped fibula of iron: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia

Bow-shaped fibula of iron: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia

Bow-shaped fibula of iron: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia

Bow-shaped fibula of iron: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia

Bow-shaped fibula of iron: Greek, from Chauchitsa, Macedonia