Manning, W. H. (1971). The Piercebridge Durham plough group. In: n.e. Prehistoric and Roman Studies. pp. 125-136.

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The Piercebridge Durham plough group
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Prehistoric and Roman Studies
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125 - 136
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The well-known miniature bronze model repays close study for its technique of manufacture and the information it provides on the RB plough. The model was made in cire-perdu technique, but the finisher failed to remove a strip meant to support the raised arm and goad of the ploughman during moulding and casting. The figure is skilfully modelled to show a man thrusting on the plough, dressed in a woollen tunic, leggings and a hooded leather cape. The draught animals are a bull and a cow, probably signifying the performance of a religious ceremony. The yoke is shown in stylised form only, but the plough seems to be a bow-ard modified by means of a flanged share and detachable earth-boards and coulter. The 2nd-3rd century date previously proposed is still acceptable.
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William H Manning
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1971
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Leather (Auto Detected Subject)
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Religious Ceremony (Auto Detected Subject)
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05 Dec 2008