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Description: | A fragment of copper alloy quoit-headed pin, worn and corroded. Has only the stumps of the lozengiform-sectioned ring forming the 'quoit' surviving at the junction with the splayed upper end of the integral shank that changes from flat to circular section at the break. All breaks ancient. Diameter of ring very approximately, 40-50mm. Length >30mm. Cf. Inventaria Archaeologica GB.42 2 (1), nos.1-2 and GB.43 2 (1), nos.1-10. Final phase of the Middle Bronze Age, c.1200-1000 BC.
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