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| Iron key with circular, immovable ring-handle, solid shaft with circular section, simple rectangular wards. Similar to MF-7351. Iron Complete or intact. Complete. Corroded ... 2014/05/19 ... IRON KEY |
| Bronze key with hollow shaft, circular in section, and ring-handle with knob. At other end, simple hollow wards, rectangular with horizontal cross-piece. Similar to MF-14463. Bronze Complete or intact ... 10th to 12th c. according to Corinth 12 ... Bronze key with hollow shaft, circular in section, and ring-handle with knob. |
The ring a flat band.
From the ring, projecting like a bezel, is a short rectangular bar to which is attached at right angles a key made of ten projections, round in section. Late Roman fill with Byzantine ... 29 April 1938 ... attached at right angles a key ... round in section. |
| Iron key with circular immovable ring hande, solid shaft, circular in section, with simple wards. Similar to MF-7351. Iron Complete or intact. Intact. Heavily corroded ... 2014/05/05 ... Iron key with circular immovable ring hande, solid shaft, circular in section |
| Iron key with immovable solid circular ring handle, solid shaft, circular in section. Wards a simple, flat piece. Similar to MF-7351. Iron Complete or intact. Intact. Corroded ... 2014/05/13 ... IRON KEY |
| Iron key, short shaft, round or square in section, possibly rolled. Simple, solid, square ward projecting at right angles. Flat, round terminus for suspension, possibly originally pierced. Similar to ... Comparanda Frankish, by context ... IRON KEY |
| Iron key with very short, hollow shaft, circular in section, open at end. Simple ward set at right angle from end. Large oval immoveable ring-handle. Similar to MF-2191 (Davidson 1952, Corinth 12, cat ... 10th-12th c., based on comparanda in Corinth 12 ... IRON KEY |
| Key B: Iron key, solid shaft square in section, square ward projecting at right angles with two teeth, circular ring handle with large hole. Joined to Key 7A at handle. Similar to MF 1992 5, MF-1992-46, ... Comparanda Frankish, by context ... TWO ADHERING IRON KEYS |
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