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Gold finger rings from Northumberland and Durham
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The item is a page from the Archaeological Journal (see Bibliography).The woodcuts represent three rings: A Roman gold ring with bezel engraved in intaglio with two heads in profile, from Piercebridge. An Anglo-Saxon ring of gold filigree work, with gemstone, found at Warkworth, Northumberland. A gold ring with hoop of pierced work with a letter on each facet, forming an unintelligible inscription c. 1500. Found at a field called Colchester, near Corbridge.
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Title: Gold finger rings from Northumberland and Durham
Description:
The item is a page from the Archaeological Journal (see Bibliography).
The woodcuts represent three rings: A Roman gold ring with bezel engraved in intaglio with two heads in profile, from Piercebridge.
An Anglo-Saxon ring of gold filigree work, with gemstone, found at Warkworth, Northumberland.
A gold ring with hoop of pierced work with a letter on each facet, forming an unintelligible inscription c.
1500.
Found at a field called Colchester, near Corbridge.
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