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Viking gold armlet from Ireland

The drawing shows one of a hoard of ten Viking gold armlets, found in 1802 on Hare Island in the Shannon, and later melted down.

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Upphovsman

Smirke, Richard

Ämne

Costume and Accessories
Drawings
Jewellery
Metalwork
arkeologi
Goldwork
Teckning
Smycken
Arkeologi

Upphovsman

Smirke, Richard

Ämne

Costume and Accessories
Drawings
Jewellery
Metalwork
arkeologi
Goldwork
Teckning
Smycken
Arkeologi

Tillhandahållande institution

Archaeology Data Service

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Rättigheter

Smirke, Richard

Temporal

Viking : Mid

Platser

Co. Westmeath
Europe
Hare Island
Leinster
Ree, Lough
Republic of Ireland
Shannon (river)
Leinster
Irland

Proveniens

Society of Antiquaries of London Catalogue of Drawings and Museum Objects: Primeval Antiquities

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Archaeology Data Sevice

Identifierare

society_albums/primeval_antiquities/pa28-1a

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Charles Vallancey, Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis 4 vols. (Dublin: Pat Wogan, 1781-1804), 4, 2: 255-9.|J A Graham-Campbell, 'A Viking Age Gold Hoard from Ireland', Antiquaries Journal 54 (1974): 269-72. Illustration, pl. LII, between pp. 270 and 271. The article includes a transcription of a letter from Francis Douce concerning these gold antiquities. The letter suggests that the Society should 'direct their Draughtsman to make accurate Drawings of these most precious Relicks, in order to preserve a faithful remembrance of them.' This letter is in the Society's minute book for November 1812.|James Graham-Campbell, Viking Artefacts: A Select Catalogue (London: British Museum Publications, 1980), no. 231, p. 63. Illustration, figs. 231a and 231 b, p. 239. The arm ring is described as a 'Double annular gold arm-ring, with stamped ornament ... and linked terminals consisting of six animal-heads and two faceted rectangular knobs.'|Vetusta Monumenta 5 (1835): pl. 30.