Bush Barrow gold

Ian Kinnes · I. H. Longworth · Stuart Needham · William Andrew Oddy

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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts

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The group of gold objects excavated in 1808 from Bush Barrow, a little to the south of Stonehenge, are among the best-known and best-regarded artefacts from British prehistory. Here they are fully published, with an account of the recent restoration of the larger lozenge from the group.

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1928Wessex from the Air 1980Bronze age goldwork of the British Isles 1964Guide catalogue of the Neolithic and Bronze Age collections in Devizes Museum 1985Symbols of Power at the Time of Shonehenge 1963Traditions of Metal-Working in the Later Neolithic and Early Bronze Age of Britain: Part I 1971The Wessex culture: a minimal view

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1988The Bush Barrow gold lozenge: is it a solar and lunar calendar for Stonehenge?

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