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Description: | 4 Medieval gilt harness mounts, 13th ?? 14th century:
- Bar of slightly arched section, two attachment holes, symmetrical arrangement of pointed terminal lobes, two double cusps and two transverse grooves. Length 62mm. Width 9mm.
- Bar of slightly arched section, two attachment holes, one terminal consisting of a lobe next to a double cusp. The other terminal is missing, the break truncating two holes through a flattened rectangular extension. Nearby two transverse ribs flank a rivet hole.
- Bar of very slightly arched section, two attachment holes in rounded lobes, one end hooked, the other a pointed lobe. Cf. a more elaborate example from Wintringham (I. Goodall in Beresford 1977, fig. 48 no. 23). Length 75mm. Width 9mm, maximum 10.5mm.
- D-sectioned bar, one terminal a flattened, pierced fleur-de-lis, the other flattened, rounded, pierced and incomplete. Cf. an example, with two fleur-de-lis terminals, from Wintringham (I. Goodall in Beresford 1977, fig. 48 no. 22). Length >65mm. Width 8.5mm, 17mm at terminal. | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Creator: | Bales, Ellen - Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service | Identifier: | http://www.findsdatabase.org.uk/hms/pas_... | Language: | en-GB | Go to resource |
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