THE JÄGALA FIBULA REVISITED, OR REMARKS ON WERNER’S CLASS II D; pp. 26–69
Journal: Estonian Journal of Archaeology
Year: 2012

Ever since its discovery on the site of an Iron-Age stronghold, in 1939, the JÃ¤gala fibula has been treated as evidence of the contacts with the Slavs and, at the same time, of a seventh-century occupation of that site. In the light of many new discoveries of similar fibulae, this paperâs goal is a re-evaluation of Joachim Wernerâs class II D of the so-called âSlavicâ fibulae, to which the JÃ¤gala specimen belongs. The cluster analysis of 34 fibulae reveals the network of links between