07-19-2014, 07:58 PM
According A. Jouttijarvi jointless rings are often described as being welded but in the meantime welding such a small ring is very difficult and therefore those have been seldom seen, at least in the north Europe and during roman period.
Nevertheless it looks to me a not so rare technique in roman hamatae, I'm pretty sure I saw it previously several times.
Does anyone know which is the most typical roman technique on making jointless rings? Is the welded one used in roman times?
I even guess that such a technique disappeared in the middle age, most likely because it is very difficult, but I'm not sure.
Nevertheless it looks to me a not so rare technique in roman hamatae, I'm pretty sure I saw it previously several times.
Does anyone know which is the most typical roman technique on making jointless rings? Is the welded one used in roman times?
I even guess that such a technique disappeared in the middle age, most likely because it is very difficult, but I'm not sure.
Marco
Civis Romanus Optime Iure Sum
Civis Romanus Optime Iure Sum