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Celtic Mirrors

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Desborough Mirror  One of the most beautiful items of Celtic treasure are mirrors. These were owned by well-off ladies and were made of br...

Cong Abbey

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Cong Abbey is a historic site located at Cong, on the borders of counties Galway and Mayo, in Ireland's province of Connacht. T...

Cross of Cong and the Clonmacnoise Crozier

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The cross consists of an oak cross, covered in gold, silver, niello, copper, bronze, brass, enamel, coloured glass, and is highly decorated...

Ancient Celtic Gold Crosses

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Holderness Cross This high-status gold and garnet cross was found in Burton Pidsea on the Holderness Peninsula, East Yorkshire. It dat...

More Celtic Gold

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Hollow gold balls. Late Bronze Age, Ireland. Graduated sizes and with holes suggest that these balls could have been strung togethe...

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology Decorated gold discs

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The general belief is that the discs relate to a cult of the sun and that the cruciform shapes of the design are intended to represent its l...

Gold Dress Fastener. Clones. County, Monaghan. Ireland. 800-700 BC.

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