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Romano-Celtic Metalwork Benjamin Cheek

Pre-Roman Britian La Tène Snettisham Torc Desborough Mirror Battersea Shield

Romans in Britain

Ingots!

Jewelry Thetford Hoard rings Lost Wax Process Dragonesque Brooch

Coins Cunobelinus Carausius Constantius

Discussion Hoards can be a wealth of knowledge, especially as some contain numerous items, from jewelry to coins. Some hoards have tens of thousands of coins. What might have led to the creation of hoards like these?

References "6. Technology and the Arts in Roman Britain." The Romans In Britain. 2007. Accessed March 30, 2017. http://www.iadb.co.uk/romans/main.php?P=6. http://www.amlwchhistory.co.uk/parys/roman.htm www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online David Mattingly, An Imperial Possession: Britain in the Roman Empire, Penguin 2007 https://finds.org.uk/romancoins/mints http://jp29.org/plnoverview.htm Malcolm Todd, ed. A Companion to Roman Britain. Blackwell 2007 S. Ireland, Roman Britain: A Sourcebook. 3rd edition, Routledge 2009