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Late Bronze Age bronze casting jet

Casting jet, five- or six-runner form Virtually complete with all three runners.

Part of a hoard of 39 bronze fragments representing a minimum of 38 artefacts discovered in a field following agricultural drainage work. All of the artefacts were reported as being discovered within an area of 2.4m (8 feet) of each other, of each other and at approximate depths of 20-30cm (8-12 inches).

The patination of the objects is consistent with them having been buried in a peaty peaty deposit, which has been known to result in a brown or black patina (Fontijn 2002,40). The hoard findspot was near small watercourse. A search of the Historic Environment Record (www.archwilio.org.uk) revealed no Bronze Age features of sites in the adjacent fields.

Detailed Description; Virtually complete with all three runners broken close to reservoir base. Brown patina with eroded surfaces.

Collection Area

Archaeology & Numismatics

Item Number

2026.3H/32

Find Information

Site Name: St Fagans Community, Cardiff, St Fagans

Collection Method: metal detector
Date: 2021 / February / 02

Notes: Please treat Ordnance Survey grid reference to the precise find-spot as CONFIDENTIAL. Find is to be referred to as St Fagans Community. Maximum permitted findspot accuracy to be released to the public is the 4 fig OS grid reference of ST 10 79

Acquisition

Treasure (1996 Treasure Act), 12/5/2026

Measurements

maximum diameter / mm:28.6
diameter / mm
weight / g:23.3

Material

Bronze

Location

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