200 | Size: cm 10 x cm 3,2
Description and material: lift and shift key; handle with a lion figurehead; iron shank and 4 pins cypher Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
213 | Size: cm 6,6
Description and material: bronze rotary key; the handle has a female face, well combed; shank with geometric decorations; traditional cypher; bronze Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
356 | Size: cm 3,5
Description and material: rotary key; the handle represents a hand handling the key; bronze Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. Note: the key may be a toy; part of the handle appears broken |
360 | Size: cm 7 x cm 1,8
Description and material: lift and shift key; the handle is ram head shaped; shaped shank and 5 pins cypher; bronze Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
418 | Size: diam. anello cm 2,2; gambo cm 2 + 1,5
Description and material: lift and shift ring key; the shank is terminated by a closed hand, grasping the ring; 3 pins cypher; bronze Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. Note: the ring rotates freely |
423 | Size: cm 5 x cm 1,5
Description and material: lift and shift key; the bronze handle is panther head shaped; shaped bronze shank and 6 pins cypher Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
428 | Size: cm 6 x cm 1,5
Description and material: lift and shift key; the handle has a female figure standing, with tunic; the left arm is shaped as a ring; 4 pins cypher; bronze Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
429 | Size: cm 10 x cm 2,2; chain l. cm 9
Description and material: lift and shift key; the handle is shaped like a male figure, with tunic, standing, with a torch (?) on the left arm; bronze; iron shank and 8 pins (?) cypher Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
430 | Size: cm 7 x cm 1,5
Description and material: lift and shift key; the bronze handle and shank are figured like jumping lion, with eyelet; 5 pins cypher Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
510 | Size: cm 7,5 x cm 1,8
Description and material: traditional Roman key, with an bearded human face on the handle; bronze; iron shank and damaged cypher with 5 (?) pins Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
603 | Size: cm 8,2
Description and material: lift and shift key; the bronze handle is lion head finely shaped; shaped iron shank; cypher unrecognizable, due to heavy calcareous concretion Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. Note: a check carried out with a magnetometer has revealed no iron parts in the calcareous concretion |
653 | Size: cm 6,5 x cm 3,2
Description and material: lift and shift key; the bronze handle is wolf head shaped; iron shank and cypher damaged Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
743 | Size: cm 8,5 x cm 2
Description and material: lift and shift key; the bronze handle is lion head finely shaped, with a protruding tongue; iron shank and 3 pins cypher Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. Note: quite unusual is the protruding tongue; a carrying hole is now occluded |
2001 | Size: cm 5 x cm 1,5
Description and material: lift and shift key; the shank and handle represent an Egyptian god, a jackal, 3 pins cypher; bronze Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |
5291 | Size: cm 10 x cm 3
Description and material: lift and shift key; the bronze handle is shaped as a lion head, eating a ram head; shank and 3 pins cypher; iron Origin and epoch: Rome, I century A.D. |