Sarre Grave 60

LX. Nine feet and a half in length, and four feet and a half in depth. A small bronze buckle [KAS 345], the head of a small spear, and a knife; one of those rare glass vessels of the pillared or twisted pattern [KAS 264], very like that in the Museum at Canterbury, which was found, as is said, near Reculver. It lay horizontally at the head, with its rim close to the end of the grave. It was broken, but is complete, and has been restored.