Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 106
fragments of a highly orna-mented drinking-cup, a stud of amber, and Romancoins of Constantine and Tetricus. The burial at Barlaston,3 unlike the one just described,was not in a mound, but in a grave, 7 feet long by2 feet wide, by 1 foot 3 inches deep, cut in the solidred sandstone rock. With the… … BRONZE MIRROR FROM BIRDLIP, GLOUCESTERSHIRENOW IN THE GLOUCESTER MUSEUM A\ II . Dili;dah- photo. IN THE EARLY IRON AGE 69 beautifully ornamented flat bronze ring of Late-Celticcharacter ; three circular, enamelled discs of the typefound in the barrow on Middleton Moor; some fragmentsof a bronze…
Art, Celtic
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