Kruta, Venceslas, “La fibule «à masques» du gué de Port-à-Binson (Marne)”, Études Celtiques 26 (1989): 7–22.
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[EN] The bronze brooch of the so-called Maskenfibel type, found many years ago in the river Marne at the ford of Port-à-Binson (near Dormans, dep. Marne), is a fine Celtic work dated in the fifth century B.C. The association of the ram head and a human face with the “mistletoe-crown” belongs to the common iconography of an anonymous great Celtic god, widely illustrated in this period from Rhineland to the western borders of the Carpathian bassin. The brooch is the first clear testimony from the Marnian area.
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