. Surrey archaeological collections . Fig. 14. PERFORATED BRONZE BOWL, LISNACROGHERBOG, CO. ANTRIM (1). 1 This had iron handles and mounts which must have added con-siderably to the weight. 2 With perforated base. 3 With plugged perforation. 16 BRONZE VESSELS OF THE EARLY IRON AGE. Fig. IS. BRONZE BOWL ICKLINGHAM (^). Basclmrch, p. 324; Walthamstow, p. 329; Battersea,p. 328; Moorfields, p. 330; Lisnacrogher Bog, p. 331;and Stanwick, p. 330. Those from Market Over-ton and Lamberton Moor arereferred to in Vol. XXII,pp. 53 and 58 bowls from Basclmrch,Walthamstow, Battersea,London
. Surrey archaeological collections . Fig. 14. PERFORATED BRONZE BOWL, LISNACROGHERBOG, CO. ANTRIM (1). 1 This had iron handles and mounts which must have added con-siderably to the weight. 2 With perforated base. 3 With plugged perforation. 16 BRONZE VESSELS OF THE EARLY IRON AGE. Fig. IS. BRONZE BOWL ICKLINGHAM (^). Basclmrch, p. 324; Walthamstow, p. 329; Battersea,p. 328; Moorfields, p. 330; Lisnacrogher Bog, p. 331;and Stanwick, p. 330. Those from Market Over-ton and Lamberton Moor arereferred to in Vol. XXII,pp. 53 and 58 bowls from Basclmrch,Walthamstow, Battersea,London, Sandy, Lakenheath,Icklingham (Fig. 15), Lisna-crogher Bog (Fig. 14), Moor-fields, and Stanwick (fragment)are in the British Museum,where they will be joined by the Wotton series. Six years ago, in describing for the CambridgeArchaeological Societyl a hoard of metal found atSanton Downham, Suffolk, I ventured to suggest thatthe cauldron in which the other objects were found wasa tinkered water-clock, and compared its dimensionswith those of the Basclmrch specimen in the BritishMuseum. The addition of one from the Wotton hoardmakes the comparison all the more striking, and maylead to the true identification of several cauldrons sopatched or damaged at the base that the perf
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