Roman nails,fasteners,buckles,rosette and buckle for battletack

Early 3rd century BCE to 2nd century CE AD Roman fasteners found in the Balklands. This was a spot that was continuously being used and taken over by cultures for millennia. Even this spot was used during world war I for troop encampment. This just shows that history piles one layer on top of another and on top of another. And this was found by a friend of mine who does a lot of amateur archeology with a metal detector and maps where old troop encampments from many different errors and cultures stayed. These were purchased by myself several years before they were invaded by a tyrant who only wanted what all other cultures wanted out of the Ukraine and that was their land. There's a reason why that area has been known as the bread basket of modern history for thousands of years. They have been a spot for major trade and agriculture ever since humans were in that area and started to start Mass agricultural field. Thus leading to these types of finds.