MHG48610 - IA Fastener and Glass Bead - Dores
Summary
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Type and Period (1)
- FINDSPOT (Iron Age - 550 BC to 560 AD)
Protected Status
- None recorded
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Documents (1)
Full Description
Iron Age fastener and blue glass bead found during metal detecting near Dores. A variety of fasteners were used in the Iron Age and this one, roughly rectangular in shape, is slightly unusual. Analysis of the bead suggests that is it made of leaded glass, and the colour is due to small amounts of copper in the composition. Declared Treasure Trove (TT 26/03) and allocated to Inverness Museum.
A Heald 2004
See attached TT document for pictures. <1>
Listed under Acc. Nos. 2004.020.001 & 2004.020.002. <2>
Four figure grid reference given is marginal. A six figure GR and precise placename is available on Treasure TroveT documentation in Inverness Museum archive files. GW 17/07/20
Sources/Archives (5)
- --- SHG28208 Dataset/Database File: Treasure Trove. 2019. Highland Finds from Treasure Trove Annual Reports 2004-18. Treasure Trove. Digital. TT 26/03. XY
- --- SHG28371 Collection: Inverness Museum. 2019. Inverness Museum and Art Gallery Archive Files.
- <1> SHG24123 Dataset: RCAHMS. 02/2008. Annual update from Canmore. Digital. 273621.
- <2> SHG28370 Text/Record Form: Treasure Trove. 2019. Treasure Trove Artefact Reports for Highland Area 1994-2018. Treasure Trove. Digital. TT 26/03.
- <3> SHG25836 Collection/Catalogue: Inverness Museum & Art Gallery. Inverness Museum & Art Gallery Accession registers. 2004.020.001-002.
Map
Location
| Grid reference | Centred NH 60 35 (20m by 20m) (2 map features) |
|---|---|
| Map sheet | NH63NW |
| Civil Parish | DORES |
| Geographical Area | INVERNESS |
Finds (2)
- BEAD (Iron Age - 550 BC to 560 AD)
- DRESS FASTENER (DRESS) (Iron Age - 550 BC to 560 AD)
Related Monuments/Buildings (0)
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External Links (1)
- https://canmore.org.uk/site/273621 (View RCAHMS Canmore entry for this site)
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