Date:Not Recorded
Description:The use of this antler cone is uncertain. It may have been a pendant. Alternatively, it could have been a symbolic amulet, perhaps to encourage fertility, or even a miniature drinking horn. AD 410 - AD 600
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This small triangle of metal may have been part of a string of beads, and would have sparkled and jangled. AD ...
This worn disc-headed bronze stud was old when it was placed into the bag at the Cunning Woman’s ...
This bronze brooch fastened the Cunning Woman’s dress at the right shoulder. AD 480 - AD 580...
These rings may have been the closures for a cloth or leather bag placed at the Cunning Woman’s ...
This knife is unusual, because it has a long bone handle that extends halfway down the blade. This means ...
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Donor ref:A12004 (53/11758)
Source: Warwickshire Museums
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