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Description:
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A sub-triangular or shield-shaped copper-alloy seal matrix, the central design of which is a fleur de lis. The legend reads * CREDE MICHI - Believe me. The reverse is plain except for a pierced suspension lug at the top.
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Keywords:
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Triangular-shaped seal-matrix
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Object Type:
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Seal Matrix
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Object Classification:
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Sub-triangular or shield-shaped
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Object Sub-classification:
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Object Description:
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Object Inscription:
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* CREDE MICHI
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Period:
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Medieval
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Date Range:
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Circa late 13th - early 14th century
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Primary Material:
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Copper alloy
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Additional Material:
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Method of Manufacture:
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Cast and engraved
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Surface Treatment:
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Weight (grams):
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Size (mm):
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20mm x 23.5mm
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References:
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Comments:
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Findspot:
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Shenley Brook End
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County:
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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
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Recorded elsewhere:
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Yes MK Archaeology Unit
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Finder:
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Hidden
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Metal Detector Used:
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Arado 130
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Record validated by:
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Rod Blunt
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