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Description: | The fabric the possible mould is made from is a muddy limestone (Jon Radley, Warwickshire Museum).
In plan the object is rectangular. The reverse face appears to be a broken surface.
The other face has a low relief bird engraved in the centre, with its feet positioned in the centre of a long edge. The bird is illustrated from a side view. The bird is decorated by a series of low-relief conical shapes.
On the 'basal' edge where the birds feet are, this surface is also engraved with a low relief rectangular platform which is also decorated with low-relief conical shapes.
On the decorated face, along one narrow edge, there appears to be a smaller second bird. This bird is poorly defined and appears to be a crescentic shape. Again the design extands to the edge where the birds feet are positioned. However, this bird and edge are not decorated with conical shapes. | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | http://www.findsdatabase.org.uk/hms/pas_... | Language: | en-GB | Go to resource |
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