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Description: | Early Anglo-Saxon reticella glass bead, cylindrical or drum-shaped with two and three layers of colourless translucent, opaque red ("terracotta") and opaque yellow glass arranged to form a herringbone pattern. In Guido's (1999) book, Schedule, beads of this shape and decoration come under 8xviia; in Brugmann's classification (2004) they are called "reticella". Brugmann dates them to her Group A2b, 530-580 AD. Height 13mm, diameter 16mm, diameter of perforation 4-6mm.
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