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Thoughts on the Grotesque torc and the Snettisham (Ken Hill) hoards in the light of new research.
Tess Machling; Roland Williamson
This paper examines the Grotesque torc and its repairs in relation to the hoards from Ken Hill, Snettisham. It looks at the materials used to repair/modify torcs, and their likely source in Hoards B/C and F. It suggests an alternative biography for the repair of this torc, and others from the site which, in their immediacy and lack of competence, would appear to be atypical in Iron Age metal repairs. Further insights into the metalworking processes being carried out in East Anglia in the later Iron Age are also offered.
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- Publication date:
- September 22, 2020
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- Keyword(s):
- Torc Gold Iron Age Prehistoric Snettisham
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