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Early Bronze Age Ribbon
A short piece of decorated gold strip or ribbon dating to the Bronze Age.
Early Bronze Age Geologic to Prehistoric
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Iron Age Torc
Lead torc worn around the neck of an Iron Age woman. Found during excavation of a rare human Iron Age burial.
Iron Age 800 BCE - 43 AD Geologic to Prehistoric
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Brigstock Jewel
Mid-15th century jewelled brooch or hat pin found in Brigstock, within the medieval Rockingham Forest which covered large areas of Northamptonshire.
Medieval 1450 Medieval to Tudor
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Desborough Necklace
Dating to the late 7th century the Desborough necklace belonged to a high status Anglo-Saxon woman and is likely to be explicity Christian in meaning.
Anglo-Saxon 650 - 700 CE Roman and Early Medieval
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© The Trustees of the British Museum
King Henry VI Gold Figurine
Gold figurine depicting Henry VI as a saint which was possibly originally fixed to a larger vpprestigious object such as a crown.
Medieval 1485 - 1538 Medieval to Tudor
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Roman Chatelaine
This astonishingly well preserved example of a chatelaine (collection of personal grooming objects), is a high-status object made to be seen as much as used.
Roman - first century CE Roman and Early Medieval