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Coins and rings from the Bowerchalke Hoard
Unknown artist, c. 4th century
The hoard was discovered over a period of four years and includes 44 coins and 2 rings. The most significant objects are the two gold rings, the first is a betrothal or marriage ring from Western England, the second has an unusual type of triple ring setting.
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Title of artwork, date
Coins and rings from the Bowerchalke Hoard, c. 4th century
Date supported
2002
Medium and material
Silver & gold
Grant
1500
Total cost
6000
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