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Anglo Saxon Pendants, 583 529, British, Anglo Saxon Art, 860 Anglo, Picture 4 Png 583
Strickland Brooch, 830-860. Anglo-Saxon, silver and gold. British Museum
Anglo Saxon Pendants, 583 529, British, Anglo Saxon Art, 860 Anglo, Picture 4 Png 583
Strickland Brooch, 830-860. Anglo-Saxon, silver and gold. British Museum
Anglo-Saxon 'Lead' Disc Brooch
Lead, 16.66 grams, 33.35 mm. Circa 10th-11th century AD. An example of a rare type in a good state of preservation, with its catchplate and ring intact. The central motif - a degraded bust - is surrounded by two rings of pellets. Reference: Saxon & Viking Artefacts by Nigel Mills, page 49. Very fine condition. Found Essex.
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Kingston Down Brooch, Anglo Saxon, early 17c.. The 'step' pattern recalls the centre of St Mark carpet page in Lindisfarne Gospels Courtesy of Liverpool Museum, National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside
Anglo-Saxon Archaeology: Winchester
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