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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In one of the graves excavated at Bidford on Avon an unusual collection of grave goods was discovered. ...
The use of this antler cone is uncertain. It may have been a pendant. Alternatively, it could have been ...
These small metal tubes were probably lace tags, from the ends of leather thongs, which may have fastened ...
These tiny bronze bucket pendants were probably either kept in or sewn onto a bag. They may have been ...
An individual miniature bucket pendant. Each one was made of three pieces of bronze. AD 410 - AD ...
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Donor ref:A12004 (53/11758)
Source: Warwickshire Museums
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