Antiquity Collection

Description Here we have a 3000 – 4000-year-old terracotta dipper cup from Britain’s Bronze Age. The vast majority of Bronze Age and Iron Age pottery on today’s arts and antiquities markets come from burial mounds (or tumuli) which are common in the British countryside, and the majority of which were excavated in the Victorian period. Pottery vessels of …

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R010 – Roman red ware pottery vessel c.4th century A.D

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B016 – Bronze Age Tinned Bowl

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M005 – Medieval Bowl

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B015 – British Bronze Age Jar

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N227 – Neolithic Hammer-Stone (British Find)

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N226 – Neolithic Hammer-Stone (British Find)

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N225 – Neolithic Stone Pestle / Grinding Stone (British Find)

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N224 – Neolithic Hammer-Stone (British Find)

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B014 – Bronze Age Barbed and Tanged Arrow-Head (British Find)

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M100 – Large Mesolithic Knife (British Find)

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Antiquity Collection

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