- The
Ringlemere Gold Cup is a
Bronze Age
vessel found in the
Ringlemere barrow near
Sandwich in the
English county of Kent in 2001. Its
discovery marked...
- The
Ringlemere barrow is an
archaeological site near
Sandwich in the
English county of Kent most
famous as
being the find site of the
Ringlemere gold...
- to date to a much
later period of c. 1650-1400 BC. In 2001 the
similar Ringlemere Cup was
found which has a
similar corded style termed grooved ware, though...
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Middleham ****d
Middleham Jewel Milton Keynes ****d
Mojave Nugget Newark Torc
Ringlemere Cup
Saddle Ridge ****d
Shapwick ****d
Shrewsbury ****d
Staffordshire ****d...
- Britto-Roman era occupation, as
indicated by
finds and
features such as the
Ringlemere gold cup and the
Roman villas of the
Darent valley.
Julius Caesar described...
-
Contents of the
Rillaton Barrow including a gold cup, and the
related Ringlemere Cup, England, (1700–1500 BC)
Bronze Age ****ds from Forró, Paks-Dunaföldvár...
-
marking the
beginning of the
European Bronze Age from
around 2800 BC. The
Ringlemere Cup is a
solid gold cup, with handle, from
around 1600 BC, with the Rillaton...
- The
Ringlemere Cup,
found in 2001 in the
Ringlemere barrow in Kent, England,
which was
declared to be
treasure under the
Treasure Act 1996 and is now...
- Committee.
Successful cases involving the
Treasure Act
include that of the
Ringlemere gold cup. Non-treasure
finds are the
remit of the
Portable Antiquities...
- north-western Europe. Most are in gold, but also silver,
amber and shale. The
Ringlemere Cup and
Rillaton Cup are the two
British gold cups. The
amber would have...
