Early Anglo-Saxon personal equipment and structural ironwork from Saltwood Tunnel, Kent
By Ian Riddler, Esther Cameron and Sonja Marzinzik
CTRL Specialist Report Series, 2006
Introduction: The personal equipment from the early Anglo-Saxon cemeteries at Saltwood includes horse harness, gaming pieces, a leather pouch or shoe, keys, chatelaines and rings, chain, tweezers, lozenges, a quartz crystal ball, knives and their sheaths and a number of miscellaneous iron implements. Most of the objects are made of iron. The small quantity of Roman objects found in early Anglo-Saxon graves are discussed here, as well as the structural ironwork. The texts are written by Ian Riddler, with the exception of those credited to Esther Cameron and Sonja Marzinzik.
Early Anglo-Saxon personal equipment and structural ironwork from Saltwood Tunnel, Kent
By Ian Riddler, Esther Cameron and Sonja Marzinzik
CTRL Specialist Report Series, 2006
Introduction: The personal equipment from the early Anglo-Saxon cemeteries at Saltwood includes horse harness, gaming pieces, a leather pouch or shoe, keys, chatelaines and rings, chain, tweezers, lozenges, a quartz crystal ball, knives and their sheaths and a number of miscellaneous iron implements. Most of the objects are made of iron. The small quantity of Roman objects found in early Anglo-Saxon graves are discussed here, as well as the structural ironwork. The texts are written by Ian Riddler, with the exception of those credited to Esther Cameron and Sonja Marzinzik.
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