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Twenty-three glass beads

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posted on 2021-10-27, 07:20 authored by Helena HamerowHelena Hamerow
Gatty Slip for M6625: Tablet with 122 glass beads strung on it, some transparent - some opaque - all colours - found on Sibertswold & Barfreston Downs, 17722, 1733.Twenty-three beads: 2 translucent brown rings; 1 decayed barrel with yellow interlace and spots; 2 decayed beads; 1 orange bead; 1 decayed bead probably once orange; 2 brown opaque; 1 green translucent globule; 1 opaque dark brown spiral; 2 opaque black melon-shaped; 1 Prussian blue ring; 1 deep green ring translucent; 1 smaller dittto; 1 decayed opaque red hexagon with millefiori flowers in green/yellow and red/yellow (broken); 1 fragment of similar; 2 colourless multiple units of one; 1 long bright blue opaque; 2 tiny porcelain white ringsThis catalogue number is used by several other collections of beads. Collected together by colour and clearly from a number of graves and not all certainly from Sibertswold or Barfreston.

History

Grave ID

Unknown Sibertswold Downs and Barfrestone Grave

Barfrestone or Sibertswold Downs

Sibertswold or Barfrestone

Object ID

M6625d

Catalogue Number

M 6625

Material

glass (Sonia Hawkes Material Notes; N/A) (Antiquarian Material; N/A)

Complete Keyword List (Including Alternatives)

beads (Sonia Hawkes Keyword; beads) (Antiquarian Keyword; N/A)

Status

extant

Location

National Museums Liverpool

Collection

Mayer Collection

Original Collection

Faussett

Category ID

bead

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