Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Bronze seal die of Walter Wynter

Under a trefoiled canopy, decorated by quatrefoils and supported by side-shafts with tabernacle work, St.Stephen vested in alb and dalmatic (the robes of a deacon), holding two of his traditional symbols - three stones upraised in his right hand, (indicative of the manner of his martyrdom); a Book of the Gospels in his left. In base, under a carved gothic arch, the archdeacon two-thirds length gowned (or surpliced) and capped in prayer to the left.

Collection Area

Archaeology & Numismatics

Item Number

92.69H

Find Information

Site Name: Castell Coch, Aberthin

Date: 1991

Notes: Not very far north of the medieval Portway (now followed in large measure by the A48 road )

Acquisition

purchase, 1/9/1992

Measurements

length / mm:42
width / mm:25
weight / g:16.94

Material

Bronze

Location

location verified by EAW
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