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Southern British Decorated Bronzes of the Late Pre-Roman Iron 3:3 INDEX TO TH CATALOGUE CART- or CHARIOT-FITTINGS TERPPS (Chapter 2) Group I: Simple 1-4: Coicheeter 5: Fislibourn. 6: Glastonbury 7: Rod Hill 8: Hunebury 9: Kirmington 10-1: Llyn Cerrig Bach 12-3: Meare 1k: Owmby 15-7: polden Hill 18: South Cadbury 19: Unknown provenance (Ashmolean Museum) Group II: Thick-ringed 20: Hod Hill 21: Runebury 22: Llyn Cerrig Bach 23.4: Meare 25: Mill Plain 26 North-west Suffolk Group III: Ribbed 27: Barbury 28 Barn Hill 29 Hod Hill 30: Eunebury Group TV: Nulti-knobbed 31-2: Ragbourn. Hill 33-4: Bunebury Group V: Lipped 35: Fairford 36: G]a.tonbury 378 Hod Bill 39: Springhead 40-1: Unknown provenance (Saffron Walden Museum) Group VI: Transverse-winged 1+2: Arlington 1+3: Bawdrip Enstone 1+5-6: Polden Hill Rickinghafl 1+8: Stanton 149: Weston-under-Penyard 50: WroxettZ 50 bis: Snettishauz Group VII: Parallel-winged 50 tree: Branipton 51: Chessell Down 52: Colchester 53: Kingsholm 514.: Leicester 55-63: Polden Hill Group VIII: Flat-ringed Subgroup A 61+: Bapchild 65-6: Coichester 67: Hofheim 68: Lakenheath 69: Owinby 70: Richborough 71: Runnymede 72-5: Westhall 76: Whaplode Drove Sub-groups B, C and D 77: Coichester (B) 78: Cawston (C) 79: Coichester (D) 80: Rattlesden (D) Group IX: Knobbed Sub-group A 8i: Coichester 82: Dragonby 83: London 81i : Pentyrch 85: Seven Sisters 86: Stowting Sub-group B 86 bie: Branipton 87: Cambridgeshire Fen8 88-9: Coichester 90: Jtiba 91-k: Saham Toney 3 Miscellaneous terret-forms 95: Badbury 96: Glastonbury 97: Ixworth 98: Melandra Castle 99: Unknown provenance (Ashmolean Museum) Mini-terret s' 100: Hod Hill 101: Hunsbury 102-3: Meare 10k: slebury 105: Trevelgue LINCBPINS (Chapter 3) Group II: 106-7: Come Fen 108: King's Langley Group III: 109: Beechamwell 110-1: Bigbury 112: L].yn Cerrig Bach 113: Owsiebury Ilk: Trevelgue 115: Wiggington 116: Unknown provenance (Ashniolean Museum) 117: Unknown provenance (Saffron Walden Museum) Uncertain linchpin 118: Coichester. 'HORN-CAPS' (Chapter k) 119: Bigbury 120: Brentford 121: Buckland Rings 122: Burwell 123: Goring 12k-?: Ham Hill 128: Hammersmith 129: High Cr086 130: Horton 131: Llyn Cerrig Bach 132: Maiden Castle 133: Putney 13k: Windsor 135: Woolley Down ALUSTER PEIRPULES (Chapter 5) 136: Coicheater 137: Come Ten 138: Santon 139: Weetha]J. NAVE-BONDS (Chapter 6) 114.0-3: Llyn Cerrig Bach 11+4: Polden Hill 11+5-7: Santon 1 li.8: Read's Cavern HORSE HARNESS BRIDLE-BITS (Chapter 7) Group I: Three-link bite 149: Glastonbury 150: Hagbourne Hill 151: Harborough Cave 152: Hengistbury Head 153-7: Llyn Cerrig Bach 158 Old Windsor 159: Ringstead 160: Swanton Morley 161: Ulceby-on-Humber 162: Walthamstow 163: ?West Coker Group II: 'Derivative-three-link' bits 164: Leicester 165: Saham Toney 166: Seven Sisters Group III: Two-link bits 167: Elvedon 168: Llanaber 169: Llyn Cerrig Bach 170: Lydney 171-8: Polden Hill 179: Santon Group IV: Composite type 180: London, Thames Group Vi: Pendent rein-hooks 181: Coichester 182: Iwerne 183: Polden Bill 184: Seven Sisters STRAP-UNIONS (Chapter 8) Group I: Side-looped 185: Arundel Park 186: Bury Hill 187: Caythorpe 188: Charleston Brow 39 189: Chariton district 190-1: Glastonbury 192-k: Hunsbury 195: Letchworth 196: Naiden Castle 197-8: Meare 199: Old Sarum 200: Ringstead 201: Saffron Walden 202: South Cadbury Group II: Concealed-looped: Sub-group A: guadrilobate 203: London 20k: Norton 205: Polden Hill 206-7: Santon 208: Westhall Sub-group B: cruciform 209: Saham Toney Sub-group C: other forms 210: Canterbury 211: Chepetow 212: Seven Sisters 213: ?Sudeley Castle district 21k: Unknown provenance (British Museum) PENDANTS (Chapter 9) Group I: Loop-shanked 215: Abergavenny 216: All Cannings Cross/Stanton St. Bernard 217: Ardlelgh 218: Bagendon 219: Croft Ambrey 220-1: Hunebury 222: Kingsholm 223: Owmby 224: Thor'a Cave 225: Tre'r Ceiri 226: Verulamium 227: Vechten Group II: Circular 228: Olastonbury 229: South Cadbury Group III: Looped 230: Hod Hill 'CHEEKPI!XS' (Chapter 10) 231: Ashwell 232: Bowerchalke 233: Cambridge 23k: Great Eaaton 235: Highclere 236-8: Polden Hill 239: Richborough 2O: Silcheeter HAPNESS-B1O0CHES (Chapter 11) 214-k: Polden Hill 'DOLPHINS' (Chapter 12) 2k5: Camerton 214.6: Hod Hill 2k7-9: Polden Hill 250: Tooley Street, London 3I WEAPONRY SWORD-SCABBARDS, SCABBARD-MOUNTS AND CHAPES (Chapter 13) 251: Abingdon 252: Am erden 253: Bardney 254: Battersea 255: 'Boxmoor 256: Bulbury 257: Glastonbury 258-62: Hod Hill 263-4: Hunsbury 265: Icklingham 266: Islip 267: Lakenheath 268: Little Wittenham 269-70: Llyn Cerrig Bach 271: London, Thames 272: Maiden Castle 273: Meare Heath 271i: Mortlake/Brentford 275: Polden Hill 276-9: South Cadbury 280-1: Spettisbury 282: Sutton 283: Verulamium 28k: Wargrave 285: Witham SWORD-HILTS AND HILT-MOUNTS 286: Bradford Peerel 28?: Bulbury 288: Farley Heath 289-93: Hod Hill 294: Llyn Cerrig Bach 295-6: South Cadbury 297: Waddon Hill DAGGER-SCABBARDS (Chapter 14) 298: Cambridge 299: Ham Hill 300: South Cadbury 301: Stamford Bill 302: Witham SPEARHEAD (Chapter 15) 303: Thames HELMET (Chapter 16) 30k: Waterloo Bridge SHIELD-MOUNTS (Chapter 17) 305: Battersea 306: FuTham 307: Ham Hill 308: Llyn Cerrig Bach 309: Meare 310: Mod Hiraddug 311: Owsiebury 312: Polden Hill 313-6: South Cadbury 317: Stanfordbury 318-9: Tal-y-llyn 320-1: Wandaworth 322: Witham POSSIBLE/PROBAELE SHIELD-MOUNTS 323: Herttord Heath 32k-5: Llyn Cerrig Bach 326: Moel Hiraddug 327: Ringstead 328: St Mawgan-in-Pyder 329: South Cadbury MINI-SHIELDS 330: Frilford 331: Hod Hill 332: Worth 33 MIRRORS, MIRROR-HANDLES AND FRAGMENTS (Chapter 18) 333-k: Billericay 335: Birdlip 336: Bridport 337-8: Bulbury 339: Colche8ter 31O: Desborough 3k1: Glastonbury 3k: Great Chesterford 3k3: Holcombe 3kk: Llechwedd du bach 3k5: Nijmegen 3k6-7: Old Warden 31i8-9: Portland 350: Rivenhall 351: St Keverne 352-k: Stamford Hill 355: Weyrnouth 356: 'Disney' 357: 'Gibbs' 358: 'Mayer' VESSELS TANKARDS AND TANKARD-HANDLES (Chapter 19) 359: Ayles ford 360: Bredon Hill 361: Bu].bury 362: Burwell Pen 363: Castor 361g.; Colchester 365: Elveden 366: Greenhill 367-8: Hod Hill 369: Kew 370: Pentuan 371: Porth tafarch 372: Puddlehill 373-7: Seven Sisters 378: Trawsfynydd 379: Waddon Hill 380-1: Welwyn CUP (Chapter 20) 382: Colchester BOWLS AND BOWL-FITTINGS (Chapter 21) Group I: Rose Ash form 383: Bagendon 38k: Bilbury Rings 385: Birdlip 386; Ham Hill 387-8: Hod Hill 389: Rose Ash 390: Youlton Group II: Plattera 391: Llechwedd du bach 392. Westhall Group III: Strainers 394: Pelmersham 395: Great Thurlow 396: Kirmington 397; Zg Piekareki 398: Santon 399: Welwyn Garden City 3:?S Group IV: Other forms 1100: Birdlip 1,01: Glastonbury 1,02: Great Chesterford 1,03: Hunsbury kOIi.: Spettisbury 405: Westhall BUCKETS (Chapter 22) Group I: Aylesford form 406: Aylesford 407: Baldock 408-9: Great Chesterford 410: Marlborough 1+11: Silkstead Group II: With animal-escutcheons 412: Felmershaa 413: Dinorben 414: Ham Hill 415: Harpenden Group III: With vertical struts 416: Co].chester 417: Glastonbury 418: Hounslow 419: Santon 420: South Cadbury 121: Weathall Group IV: Other forms 422: BirdJ.ip 423: Boughton Aluph 424: Braich-y-Dinas 425: Santon CAULDRONS (Chapter 23) 426: Battersea 427-8: Llyn Cerrig Bach 429: Santon 430: Walthamstow 3% MISC ELLANEA SHr MOUNTS OF UNCERTAIN PURPOSE (Chapter 24) Group I: Strips and squares with relief ornament 431: Dowgate, London 432: Great Tower Street, London 433-k: Ham Hill 435: Hod Hill 436: Kettering li37-9: Llyn Cerrig Bach 1440-1: Rodborough Common 442: Santon 443-k: Silchester 1i45: Snailwell 446: Stanfordbury 447: Winterton Group II: Other forms 448: Aberporth 1449: Arundel Park 450: Boxmoor 451: Gayton Thorpe 452: Haslingfield 453: Llyn Cerrig Bach 454: Silchester 455: South Cadbury 456: ?Suffolk 457: Westhall ORNAMENTAL STUDS (Chapter 25) Group I: domed form 458: Beckley 459: Chichester 460: Ham Hill 461: Hertford Heath 462: Hod Hill 463: Islip 464: Ixworth 465: Lexden 466: Lydney 467: Whitton Group II: other forms 468: Cavenhani 469: Meare 'SPOONS' (Chapter 26) 1+70: Andover 1+71: Brickhill Lane, London 472A,B Deal 473A,B: Lianfair B: Penbryn 1+75: Thames, London 476A,B: Weston WEIGHING-DEVICES AND WEIGHTS (Chapter 27) 14.77: Coichester 1+78: Santon 479 Seven Sisters 480: Snettishani 481: South Cadbury 14.82: Verulamium MISCELLANEOUS OBJECTS (Chapter 28) 1+83: Abington Pigotte ring 14.81+: The Breiddin ring 485: Chelnisford roundel 486: Duston ?handle 487: Rhostryfan fragment 488: Unknown provenance: The "Ashmolean trjskele" 3 Guide tO the use of the Catalogue Each entry contains the following information (where available) arranged in the following order: 1. Catalogue Number. 2. Findspot: name of location, name of parish, name of county. 3. National Grid Reference : this is only given when the findspot can be located to within a square kilometre or less. 1.. Presumed function, or most generally accepted designation, of the object to be described. 5. Museum or collection in which the object is kept, followed by its accession number, where the number is known to me, and where the object has been given an accession number. 6. The number of the illustration on which the object is Uepicted in this thesis. 7. Dimensions of the object in millimetres. 8. Description of the object; this consists normally only of information that cannot be gleaned from the illustration. 9. Circumstances and date of discovery, together with any useful contextual data, e.g. associated objects. The contextual data are brief; for further details, the reader is referred to the work(s) in which the object has been published, and/or to the relevant section of the text of this thesis. 10. Bibliography. The references are not intended to be comprehensive; they have generally been selected according to the following criteria: (i) the first publication of the object; (ii) the amount of contextual information contained in the publication; (iii)important studies of the object, or of other objects, regions, or periods, in which the object is mentioned or used to Make an important point; (iv) where good illustrations of the objects have been published.
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