The Industrial Arts of the Anglo Saxons
The Industrial Arts of the Anglo Saxons
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, Taf. Xxiv.
' Lindenschmit, Handbuch der Deiitsdun Alterthumskunde, Taf. Xx. , 1886.
CHATELAINES, OR GIRDLE-HANGERS.
MONG the objects exhumed from Anglo-Saxon graves are certain bronze pieces, generally found in pairs near the waist of female skeletons.^ Anglo-Saxon ladies wore a very complicated dress, richly and elegantly ornamented. These bronze objects, called by English archaeologists girdle-hangers, have attracted considerable attention. Nothing resem- bling them has been found in the ce...meteries excavated on the Continent, nor has Kent furnished a single specimen. They belong, in fact, exclusively to the districts occupied by the Angles.
Plate xi. Is devoted to these objects, but we only give a very limited number, in order to be able to reproduce them the natural size. Besides, all the known specimens are similar in their general outlines ; it is only in the details that there is any variety. The shape of these objects at first suggested the idea that they might be keys ; but this view had soon to be abandoned, the bronze not being sufificiendy thick or strong for that purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Taf. Xxiv.
' Lindenschmit, Handbuch der Deiitsdun Alterthumskunde, Taf. Xx. , 1886.
CHATELAINES, OR GIRDLE-HANGERS.
MONG the objects exhumed from Anglo-Saxon graves are certain bronze pieces, generally found in pairs near the waist of female skeletons.^ Anglo-Saxon ladies wore a very complicated dress, richly and elegantly ornamented. These bronze objects, called by English archaeologists girdle-hangers, have attracted considerable attention. Nothing resem- bling them has been found in the ce...meteries excavated on the Continent, nor has Kent furnished a single specimen. They belong, in fact, exclusively to the districts occupied by the Angles.
Plate xi. Is devoted to these objects, but we only give a very limited number, in order to be able to reproduce them the natural size. Besides, all the known specimens are similar in their general outlines ; it is only in the details that there is any variety. The shape of these objects at first suggested the idea that they might be keys ; but this view had soon to be abandoned, the bronze not being sufificiendy thick or strong for that purpose.
What to read after The Industrial Arts of the Anglo Saxons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Baron De Baye to read onlineMoreLess
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