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Colour plate showing six iron buckles and plaques from Caranda burials, with engraved patterns and green inlaid discs.

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Sépultüres Mérovingiennes, Boucles & Plaques en Fer, Thomas Frédéric Moreau (1877). Via artnap.com

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This chromolithographic plate, labeled Plate XXIII from the Collection Caranda, shows six iron buckles and plaques from the Caranda burial sites in Aisne, drawn at natural size. Several plaques display engraved geometric and animal-like patterns with round green inlays, while one small buckle shows a spiral motif.