THE HALKYN MOUNTAIN HOARD REHABILITATED? TWO WESTLAND CAULDRONS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES

This paper publishes for the first time two apparently unprovenanced Westland cauldrons in the collections of the Society of Antiquaries of London. An argument is made that these vessels are two of the three cauldrons from the lost Halkyn Mountain hoard found c 1760.

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The Antiquaries Journal
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0003581524000192
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Archaeological Research and Protection
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THE HALKYN MOUNTAIN HOARD REHABILITATED? TWO WESTLAND CAULDRONS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES

James Gerrard
The Antiquaries Journal
Archaeological Research and Protection
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THE HALKYN MOUNTAIN HOARD REHABILITATED? TWO WESTLAND CAULDRONS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES

James Gerrard
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This paper publishes for the first time two apparently unprovenanced Westland cauldrons in the collections of the Society of Antiquaries of London. An argument is made that these vessels are two of the three cauldrons from the lost Halkyn Mountain hoard found c 1760.

The Antiquaries JournalVol. 104
Newcastle University (GB)
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Archaeological Research and Protection
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