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Description: | A cast-copper alloy bar. The bar is circular in cross-section, elongated with both ends slightly flared. Each end is flat. The bar has a mid-green patina, complete and does not look worn. The bar is undiagnostic regarding its date and function.This object was found in association with Bronze Age, Iron Age and early Roman material, including four other terret rings, as listed below. The terret rings and the bar were recorded under the Treasure Act (2006 T187) but were declared 'not treasure' due to a lack of evidence to relate them together. The assemblage as a whole however indicates that the site is significant, perhaps as a religious or cult centre.Plain/simple terret: LIN-676E77 Mini terret: LIN-6799A3 Flat-ringed terret: LIN-670AF0 Skirted terret: Knobbed terret: Horse harness fitting or belt loop: Langton Down brooch: LIN-03A0A3 Late Bronze Age dagger: LIN-01C457 Bronze Age axe: LIN-14A4E7
Original Image | Publisher: | http://finds.org.uk | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/r... | Go to resource |
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