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Lyminge Anglo-Saxon Cemetery - Grave 29
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GRAVE 29. A woman; 5 ft. 5 in.; 55-60 years
of age; supine full length, left arm across the pelvis; 97 deg., 1 ft.
6 in. deep.
Finds. An iron knife at the left arm.
An iron buckle and rectangular iron attachment-plate
(Pl. IX, No. 4) at the right waist, tongue pointing right. The
tongue of the buckle is inlaid with bronze strip 1/64 in. wide, at
intervals of about the same width. It has not been possible to X-ray
photograph the buckle and its attachment-plate but further inlaid
decoration must be regarded as probable.
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