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View full screenSilver penannular brooch with gilt panels and glass insets, from Aldclune, Perthshire, 750 - 900
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750 - 950
Silver with gilt panels and glass insets
Aldclune, Perthshire, Scotland, Northern Europe
Scotland's Early Silver (13 Oct 2017 - 25 Feb 2018)
National Museum of Scotland
Celts (10 Mar 2016 - 25 Sep 2016)
National Museum of Scotland
Stevenson, R B K 1985 ‘The Pictish brooch from Aldclune, Perthshire’, Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 115 (1985), 233-9
Spearman, R M in Youngs, S (ed) 1989 ‘The Work of Angels’ Masterpieces of Celtic Metalwork, 6th-9th centuries AD, British Museum, London, 113, catalogue no 108
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Apron of yellow silk, with black velvet stripes, design imitating tiger skin, part of a Cham Dance skeleton costume worn by Tibetan Buddhist monks: Tibet, 19th - early 20th century AD
Apron or bag of red and yellow woollen cloth woven with four rows of lamas or other camelid with a red wool fringe along foot: South America, Peru, obtained in the Ica District, 14th or 15th century
Apron panel of multicoloured beadwork of blue, green, red, pink and white zigzag pattern and fringe: Africa, Eastern Africa, Malawi, Blantyre or Domasi, Yao people, early 20th century
Child's apron of glass beads with red, green, yellow, white and blue pattern and fringe: Africa, Eastern Africa, Malawi, Blantyre or Domasi, Yao people, early 20th century
Front apron of woven grass: Southern Africa, Zambia, possibly Mambwe people, late 19th century
Back apron of woven grass: Southern Africa, Zambia, possibly Mambwe people, late 19th century