The Drapers' Gardens Hoard: A Preliminary Account

James Frederick Gerrard

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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Classical Antiquity Studies Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts

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ABSTRACT Recent excavations by Pre-Construct Archaeology in the City of London uncovered a large hoard of twenty bronze, pewter and iron vessels and other objects in the fill of a Late Roman well. The hoard is the largest group of such objects to be excavated under modern conditions and is exceptionally well dated. This paper provides an illustrated catalogue of the vessels, discusses their date, and suggests reasons for their deposition.

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