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Kolfinna ValravnRoxbury MillAtlantiaWordifier
Ollam Lanea Inghean Uí ChiaragáinRoxbury MillAtlantiaHear me, Gods of well and water, of brewing and healing. Hear my cry, Matrons of Horse, of Victory, and Sovereignty. I beg fortune and fame for Corotica merkka Senebelenae, Daughter of the Silures, Countess of the East, Scholar of renown. Grant her clean water, ample grain, and the bounty of bees. Let her casks overflow with the boon of the brewer. Grant her swift spear throws and impenetrable armorSo she may stand victorious amidst the tiger’s tribe.Grant her the bright insight of awen, keenest kenning. Let her knowledge pour forth, gracing all with her skill.
This gold-torced woman, spear-throwing stalwart, Stands in the mead hall, in the battlefield, in the agora, Draped in the grace of Sulis, and Sirona, and Suleviae; Raised to great heights by Epona, and Andrasta, and Nantosuelta; And offering succor and sustenance in the vein of Nodens and Succelos. I call out, asking all to recognize her glory: I name her barley charmer, wolf tamer, hearth master, And ask she be made a Companion of the Order of the Laurel, As befits her labors and her talents. And wreathe her thus in every form of fortune so deserved.
Done this 30th day of September in Coldwood, as she feeds the host, A.S. LVIII By Brennan Rig and Caoilfhionn Rigani, rightful and just Crowns of the East.
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Winsor & Newton GouacheSubstrate Size
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Vulgar RomanSources
sheathObject TypesheathMuseum number1976,0703.2DescriptionCopper alloy sword scabbard made from two sheets of metal, in very good condition, with the front plate better than the back. When discovered, the tips of the two scabbard plates were 40 or 50 mm apart, with the back plate bent outwards. The front plate is 767 mm long and 43 mm wide at the top, with a straight mouth and a slight taper at the bottom to a rounded…View moreabout descriptionCultures/periodsIron AgeLa Tène IIIProduction date120 BC - 50 BC (circa) (circa)FindspotFound/Acquired: Isleham (parish)Europe: British Isles: England: Cambridgeshire: Isleham (parish)https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/H_1976-0703-2
coin; forgery (ancient)Object Typecoinforgery (ancient)Museum number1991,0904.1DenominationstaterDescriptionGold coin; possible ancient forgery. (whole) (whole)Stylised head of Apollo, left. (obverse) (obverse)Stylised horse, left. (reverse) (reverse)AuthorityIssuer: AnonymousCultures/periodsContinental Iron AgeProduction date200BC-80BC (crica) (crica)Production placeMinted in: GaulEurope: GaulFindspotExcavated/Findspot: Snettisham (Snettisham hoard F)Europe: British Isles: England: Norfolk (England): Snettishamhttps://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/C_1991-0904-1
sword; sword-sheath; chainObject Typeswordsword-sheathchainMuseum numberML.2952DescriptionA solid, comparatively well-preserved iron sword still in its scabbard; the two have been deliberately bent to a U-shape so that one side of the scabbard has been pulled slightly below the other side at the top. The blade, measured with the aid of a radiograph is 612 mm long with a comparatively broad and rounded point. Its width cannot be measured accurately,…View moreabout descriptionCultures/periodsIron AgeLa Tène I (?)La Tène II (?)Production date300 BC - 200 BC (circa) (circa)FindspotFound/Acquired: Somme-Suippe (?)Europe: France: Champagne-Ardenne (region): Marne (Champagne-Ardenne): Somme-Suippehttps://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/H_ML-2952
fish-hookObject Typefish-hookMuseum numberEA37885DescriptionBronze fish-hook, with barbed tip.Cultures/periodsGraeco-RomanFindspotFound/Acquired: EgyptAfrica: Egypthttps://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/Y_EA37885
coinagehttps://www.coinarchives.com/a/results.php?search=horse+celtic
https://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=2237771&AucID=5442&Lot=179&Val=2b2dc439e9657e86b8c98772c6618e77
https://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=2237744&AucID=5442&Lot=152&Val=b7b3b1c6c85abe6e83b31257e0562314
https://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=2254449&AucID=5467&Lot=1&Val=d6f3226d34a937a8b614169ef9470a62
https://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=2237771&AucID=5442&Lot=179&Val=2b2dc439e9657e86b8c98772c6618e77
https://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=2237744&AucID=5442&Lot=152&Val=b7b3b1c6c85abe6e83b31257e0562314
https://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=2254449&AucID=5467&Lot=1&Val=d6f3226d34a937a8b614169ef9470a62
curseObject TypecurseMuseum number1934,1105.1DescriptionLead curse, scratched onto sheet metal.Cultures/periodsRomano-BritishFindspotExcavated/Findspot: Telegraph StreetEurope: British Isles: England: London (England): City of London: Telegraph Streethttps://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/H_1934-1105-1
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