This paper presents three unreleased bronze
belt brooches, recently found in archaelogical excavations and that they have to be
dated in the seventh century and in the first
decades of the eighth. One backle comes
from the urban and funerary area, while
the other two were found in a rural area
and into a silo. They serve to confirm the
widespread custom of these pieces, both in
the city and in the country, and to show the
relative economic or symbolic value that we
should give them. One of the buckles corresponds to a less documented type and has
the interest of a burin engraved decoration
upon it, clinching its remarkable value
En aquest treball es donen a conèixer tres fermalls de cinturó de bronze in-èdits que cal datar dins del segle VII i primers decennis del VIII, trobats re-centment en excavacions arqueològi-ques reglades. Una sivella procedeix d’àmbit urbà i funerari mentre les al-tres dues, d’un espai rural i d’un nivell de colgament d’una sitja. Serveixen per confirmar el costum a bastament es-tès d’aquestes peces, tant a ciutat com al camp, i el valor relatiu, econòmic o simbòlic que caldria donar-los. Una de les sivelles correspon a un tipus menys documentat i presenta l’interès d’una decoració gravada a burí al seu damunt, que referma el seu notable valor
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