The bronze belt fitting or buckle was found by a metal detectorist near the village of Lány near Břeclav, near the borders with Austria and Slovakia and about 30 miles (50 kilometers) south of Brno.

Typically, this comes in a three- or four-piece set that comprises a buckle, one or two “keepers” (the loops that hold the belt tongue), and a decorative tip. The Design ...

Bruno Tillema, 8, discovered this Viking bronze belt buckle while walking on a beach in Gotland, an island in Sweden. Andreas Tillema The family contacted a relative who works as an archaeologist ...

He found that the bronze objects are an alloy of copper, tin and lead. The buckle, which is similar to those used in China as far back as 400 B.C., also appears to have been made using a mold.

This bronze belt buckle was found by Rugby Archaeological Society during excavations on the Roman town of Tripontium just outside of Rugby.

The Belt Buckle The belt buckle, the ... Fredericksburg jewelry maker Jeep Collins, son of celebrated handbag designer Enid Collins, first produced this bronze armadillo in the late seventies.