British cast-iron firebacks of the 16th to the mid 18th centuries
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The Ringlemere cup: precious cups and the beginning of the Channel Bronze Age
Needham, Stuart, 2006, The Ringlemere cup: precious cups and the beginning of the Channel Bronze Age, London: The British Museum.
Cook, Jean Mary, 2004, Early Anglo-Saxon buckets: a corpus of copper alloy and iron bound, Stave built vessels, Oxford: University of Oxford, Institute of Archaeology.
Cook, Jean Mary, 2004, Early Anglo-Saxon buckets: a corpus of copper alloy and iron bound, Stave built vessels, Oxford: University of Oxford, Institute of Archaeology.
Hobbs, Richard, 2002, Guide to conservation for metal detectorists, Stroud; Tempus.
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Change and decay at Northfleet, Kent: the fate of the brass of Peter de Lacy (d.1375)
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The earliest English brasses: patronage, style and workshops 1270-1350
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Ancient and Romano-British brooches
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The gold bracteates from sixth-century graves in Kent in the light of a new find from Finglesham
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Anglo-Saxon garnet inlaid disc and composite brooches: part I: discussion; part II: catalogue and plates
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Anglo-Saxon jewellery
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The spearheads of the Anglo-Saxon settlements
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English goldsmiths and their marks
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Kentish brasses: vol.2
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Monumental brasses
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The church plate of the county of Wilts
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The church plate of the county of Dorset
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