Product Details

Small solid-cast bronze pendant in the form of a stylized bird (likely an eagle), dating to the 5th–8th century AD (Late Roman – Early Byzantine period). The piece features an integral suspension loop, a rounded head, and an elongated, gently curved body tapering to a pointed tip. Its simple yet elegant design indicates use as a zoomorphic amulet or decorative dangle worn on a necklace or garment. Specifications: • Type: Pendant / Amulet • Culture: Late Roman – Early Byzantine • Date: 5th–8th Century AD • Material: Bronze (Copper Alloy) • Size: Approx. 21.4 mm (length) • Weight: Approx. 2.0 grams • Condition: Good, with natural patina Bird and eagle motifs were popular symbols of power, protection, and divine favor during this transitional era. These pendants were worn by soldiers and civilians alike, reflecting the enduring cultural and spiritual traditions of the Eastern Roman world. Comes with 3D Case and Certificate of Authenticity.