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Description: | Fragment of a copper alloy barrel tap, dating 18th-19th century. It is cylindrical in shape with a flat plate remaining in place at the narow end. It has a series of shallow grooved lines running the length of the whole tap. It has a total of ninteen holes, sixteen are on the cylinder itself (arranged in four lines, with four holes in each line) and three holes are on the end disc. The object is covered in a light green patina.The object is similar to NLM-122009 and NLM-6A8314. There are examples of the barrel in Bailey (1995, p.61-63)It is 21.75 grams, 41.33mm in length, 17.30mm diameter, 2.30mm thickness (wall)Reference: G, Bailey. 1995. 'Detector Finds 2', Greenlight Publishing, Chelmsford
Original Image | Publisher: | http://finds.org.uk | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/ | Go to resource |
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