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Anglo-Saxon objects from Stowting, Kent
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This item is one of four drawings of the finds from the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Stowting, Kent, made in 1844. The others are Early Medieval Antiquities 52.1, Early Medieval Antiquities 53.2, and BAA 78.The drawing shows a decorated pottery bottle, a bronze dish, buckles, shield bosses, belt plates, shoe-shaped studs, and a disc brooch inlaid possibly with glass.
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Title: Anglo-Saxon objects from Stowting, Kent
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This item is one of four drawings of the finds from the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Stowting, Kent, made in 1844.
The others are Early Medieval Antiquities 52.
1, Early Medieval Antiquities 53.
2, and BAA 78.
The drawing shows a decorated pottery bottle, a bronze dish, buckles, shield bosses, belt plates, shoe-shaped studs, and a disc brooch inlaid possibly with glass.
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