Anglo Saxon Penannular Brooch
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Description
5th to 6th century AD. The bronze original is a stray find from Yarm, Cleveland. The terminals derive from zoomorphic (animal – like) design. A relatively unusual find from North – East England. It would have been used to fasten a cloak. Cleveland Archaeology, Middlesborough, England. Width 55mm
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