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Vessel metal / flask / portion

Description

Mouth and lower part of the neck of a silver flask with broad flat rim and band of slanting leaves, from Traprain Law, 410 - 425 AD

Museum reference

X.GVA 6

Collection

Archaeology

Object name

Vessel metal / flask / portion

Date

410 - 425

Materials

Silver

Physical description

Silver; mouth and lower part of neck; broad flat rim; band of slanting leaves

Collection place(s)

Traprain Law, East Lothian, Scotland, Northern Europe

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