- The
Dunaverney Flesh-Hook is a
sophisticated bronze artefact from
Prehistoric Ireland,
thought to be an item of
ceremonial feasting gear, and a symbol...
-
sections between 743 and 749,
allegedly using seven tons of wax. The
Dunaverney (1050–910 BC) and
Little Thetford (1000–701 BC) flesh-hooks have been...
- repoussé
decoration from Leer,
Lower Saxony,
northern Germany, (1100–800 BC)
Dunaverney flesh-hook
found near Ballymoney,
Northern Ireland and part of the Dowris...
- Dunadry, Dunaghy, Dunaird, Dunamoy, Dunamuggy, Dunanney, Dunarragan,
Dunaverney, Duncansland, Duncarbit, Dunclug, Dundermot, Dundesert, Dundonald, Dundressan...
- ISBN 978-0-300-17086-3. Bowman, Sheridan; Needham,
Stuart (2007). "The
Dunaverney and
Little Thetford Flesh-Hooks: History,
Technology and
Their Position...
- Iron Age
examples exist.
Notable examples: The very
elaborate Bronze Age
Dunaverney flesh-hook,
found in
County Antrim,
Northern Ireland The
Bronze Age Little...
- well as 26
horns or trumpets, weapons, and vessels. The
rather earlier Dunaverney flesh-hook (perhaps 1050–900 BC) is
suggestive of a
culture where elite...
- (Scotland), B****e Yutz
Flagons (France),
Wandsworth Shield (England), and the
Dunaverney flesh-hook (late
Bronze Age Ireland).
Celtic burial practices,
which included...
-
Retrieved 10
October 2019. Bowman, Sheridan;
Stuart Needham (2007). "The
Dunaverney and
Little Thetford Flesh-Hooks: History,
Technology and
Their Position...
- swords, half of the
Dowris ****d, part of the
Mooghaun North ****d, the
Dunaverney flesh-hook, the
Kells Crozier, torcs, four
crucifixion plaques, armlets...
