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ArchaeologyBucketHMCMS:A2001.39The bucket is one of just three examples found in England. Others have also been found in Turkey, Italy and Spain. The details of manufacture and the style of both the decoration and inscription ...Visit Page
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Archaeology Anglo-SaxonBuckleHMCMS:ACM1967.114.1The Anglo Saxon buckle from Grave 16 of the Mount Pleasant Anglo-Saxon cemetery found during excavations in 1959-61. A silver gilt body with sub-triangular shape, filigree wire and niello, set with ...Visit Page
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ArchaeologyFinger RingHMCMS:A2018.94Roman silver finger-ring dating from the mid 2nd century AD. It was found by metal detector in Crookham Village, Fleet, Hampshire in 2017. The ring is of Henig Type II set with a cornelian gemstone ...Visit Page
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Archaeology Anglo-SaxonBelt MountHMCMS:A2018.93An incomplete gilded silver Anglo-Saxon belt mount dating from the 6th-7th century. It has been restored from two pieces found by metal detector at Martin, Hampshire in 2017. The back is filled with a ...Visit Page
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Archaeologyfinger ringHMCMS:A2018.92A complete Roman or post-Roman silver finger-ring, dating to the late 4th-5th century AD. It was found by metal detectorist in Nether Wallop in 2017. The silver ring is Brancaster Henig type XVI with ...Visit Page
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Archaeology medievalTally stickWINCM:AY 535Inscribed wooden tally stick Medieval, 13th-14th century The split tally was a technique which became common in predominantly illiterate medieval Europe in order to record bilateral exchange and debts ...Visit Page
