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Putting metalwork in its place. An analysis of the Late Bronze Age and Earliest Iron Age finds from Somerset

Resource type
Lecture
Creator (person)
Knight, Matthew G
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Date published
March 11, 2023
Abstract

An analysis of the Late Bronze Age and Earliest Iron Age finds from Somerset. During the Late Bronze Age and Earliest Iron Age (c.1150-600 BC), many bronze and gold objects were buried across Europe. This lecture will explore the meanings of metalwork deposition through the evidence from Somerset and investigate how the relationships between people, objects and places informed how and where artefacts were deposited as part of wider belief systems.

Organisational unit
Scottish History & Archaeology
Event title
Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society webinar
Publisher
Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society
Official URL
https://sanhs.org/event/putting-metalwork-in-its-place-an-analysis-of-the-late-bronze-age-and-earliest-iron-age-finds-from-somerset-a-webinar-by-dr-matthew-knight/
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https://www.nms.ac.uk/collections-research/collections-departments/scottish-history-and-archaeology/meet-the-team/dr-matthew-knight/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmCvWcsyB4E
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Keywords
finds
metal dispositionb
Somerset
bronze
Iron Age
gold
Bronze Age
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