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This Roman cosmetic mortar has a zoomorphic terminal in the form of a probable bull. Such objects are thought to be an entirely British phenomenon, an insular type with its origin in the pre-Roman Iron Age #FindsFriday https://t.co/fSMtnT1RQC
For #FindsFriday the Ryedale Hoard, the assemblage of Roman copper alloy objects sold into private hands yesterday. I was fortunate to see it in the flesh when it was being recorded with @SWYOR_FLO @findsorguk – it's clearly wrong that no-one else now can https://t.co/Tk4hnOlGio
Archaeological documentation meets art!
We are always curios about new presentation forms for archaeological objects. What do you think?
#FindsFriday #Archaeology #archaeologygoesart #samebutdifferent
IT'S FRIDAY
You know what that means, right?
Time for another FRESH FINDS FRIDAY, we got you something that's thought-provoking, yet a refreshing film, that would make you laugh as we follow the life of PK. See what Mitchiko has to say: https://t.co/hM1Ki9kfYk
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This week’s #FindsFriday is a Finnish convex round brooch (KM41330:1) dating from the Viking Age, a metal-detecting find from Hämeenlinna, Finland. Archaeological Collections of FHA/@Museovirasto - @NatMuseum_FI. 📷: Rohiola/FHA. #LöytöPerjantai #arkeologia
Featured in our very first #FreshFindsFriday is a film that involves everybody’s favorite pastime: dismantling the patriarchy. Hot Girls Wanted (2015, dir. Jill Bauer & Ronna Gradus, prod. @rashidajones ).
Check out what Joey has to say about the film: https://t.co/4K3YYJEhjS
#findsfriday #WomansHistoryMonth
Looking for a way to manage those lockdown locks? #Roman women did it with style! **Rare copper-alloy woman's #hairpin with a cantharus top** A woman's looks, age, social status and public role influenced her hairstyle! @findsorguk (LIN-2B92B3).
For #FindsFriday @RM_Oudheden een van de hoogtepunten van het Egyptisch Museum in Caïro. 'Tomb 100' is een predynastiek graf (ca. 3500 v.Chr.) versierd met muurschilderingen dat misschien toebehoorde aan een heerser, misschien zelfs een vroege koning. https://t.co/RSpMmOlsTl
These little copper alloy Tudor period buttons have a simple elegance. Cast in one piece with a solid head and substantial integral shank, they are tactile and evocative. These four are from the Leeds area and recently recorded @findsorguk with @SWYOR_FLO #FindsFriday
For #FindsFriday a favourite sort of wick trimmer. Triangular box halves are sometimes found; also handles to which they belonged. Box half found at Southchurch Hall, Southend; complete example at the Musée d'Orbigny-Bernon, La Rochelle. Images @findsorguk
Medieval strap ends are fairly common finds but this in much less so. It's a continental type which is a very unusual find from England. They seem to originate in Northern France, Belgium and the Netherlands. #PASAdventCalendar #DoorNumber18 #FindsFriday https://t.co/xs1YJYKjIT
Uncategorized flint object consisting of a leaf-shaped bifacial knife or an unfinished arrowhead preform of probable Neolithic or Early Bronze Age date. Pic: Somerset County Council #Neolithic #Archaeology #FindsFriday @findsorguk
One of my favourite finds I have recorded this week is a late #Medieval copper-alloy dagger guard (quillion) dating to AD 1450-1550. It is so beautifully decorated 😍#FindsFriday
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An extra special one for you #FindsFriday today. It's a medieval continental type strap end recorded @findsorguk These are unusual finds from England and seem to originate in Northern France, Belgium and the Netherlands. #Continental #Medieval #StrapEnd https://t.co/xs1YJZ1V7t
Artist Angus McBride was very fond of both the Battersea Shield and the Waterloo Helmet @britishmuseum - here king #Cassivellaunus wears them as PPE going into battle on his chariot against the legions of #Caesar in 54 BC
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Writing about #Celtic art it strikes me just how often the Waterloo Helmet and Battersea Shield @britishmuseum appear in pop culture pics of the #IronAge as if they were somehow in everyday use and everyone had their own copy...
...a random thread for #FindsFriday
This week’s #FindsFriday Oxfordshire star finds of 2019 is an Early Medieval mount. Find it on the @findsorguk database here:https://t.co/NLTI9xqbNN.
After a brief hiatus I'm back to bring you a lovely Roman cosmetic mortar for #FindsFriday The terminal, though worn and broken, is a bulls head (honestly!). See they full record for a brief discussion of this type. #Roman #Zoomorphic #RecordYourFinds https://t.co/fSMtnT1RQC