| | | Ancient Rome - Roman Fibula | The fibula has been used as a design brooch and clothing fastener from as far back as 500 B.C. It was the standard 'safety pin' of the Celts, Vikings, Greeks, Romans, and Saxons. And although the fibula was the basis for the chastity belt, this particular group were merely clothing ties.
In Roman times, this implement would be placed at a woman's shoulder and used to fasten the garment known as the stola ( for men it was the toga )which was a long single piece of cloth worn over a tunic.
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