About this object
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ID:
A2403
Production date:
Late Iron Age-early Roman; 1st century AD
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Location:
In Store
Small bronze mount or crest in the form of the front of a boar. This was probably attached to the rim of a drinking vessel made of metal or wood. Such mounts are mainly found on Roman sites - although the boar was a popular decorative motif before the conquest. Found in Eastcheap, Lower Thames Street, City of London.
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Measurements
H 31 mm; D 33 mm; W 18 mm (overall), H 31 mm; W 18 mm; D 35 mm (overall)
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Materials
copper alloy
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Last Updated
2024-03-26
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