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Bronze Age Torc

Artist: Bronze Age

Location: Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum

Date: 1350-1000 BC

Materials: gold

Dimensions: 11 cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £18,750 (Total: £75,000)

Vendor: Treasure Trove Reviewing Committee

Review number: 3957 (1993)

Provenance:
Found by Graham Chaddock & Reginald day at Keysley Down, Monkton, Deverill, Wiltshire, August 1990; declared Treasure trove 1993.

Description:
Made from a single gold bar, with small proportions of silver & copper, twisted & then doubled back on itself, to form three strands. The strands were loosley wound around each other & shaped into a circle, fastened by two interlinking hooked terminals.

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