n.a. (1992). Exhibits at ballots. Antiq J 72. Vol 72, pp. 179-193.

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Title:		 Exhibits at ballots
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Issue:		 Antiq J 72
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Series:		 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London
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Volume:		 72
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Page Start/End:		 179 - 193
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Publication Type:		 Journal
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Abstract:		 Catherine Johns</xb> (179--80) describes `A Late Roman silver toothpick with the Christian monogram', found at Ancaster (Lincolnshire). Jerome Bertram (180--3) then discusses `The Weston brass at Rugeley, Staffordshire'; the brass is shown to be a forgery made some sixty years after the death of its subject (John Weston, d 1566), and it exemplifies the practice of faking ancestral lineage that was widespread in the seventeenth century. Jean Wilson (183) briefly describes `The memorial to Sir Thomas Bodley in Merton College Chapel' -- one of the best-known works by Nicholas Stone. Doris Jones-Baker (183--7) reports on recently discovered `Graffiti of runic inscriptions and associated drawings of two human heads, St Gabriel's chapel in the crypt, Canterbury Cathedral'; probably dating before AD~1163, the runic inscriptions are the second set to be identified on the fabric of a cathedral and add to the few inscriptions known from south of the Thames. Susan M Youngs (188--91) concludes with a technological study of `A medieval Irish enamel' from the medieval Celtic collection of the British Museum.
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Other Person/Org:		 Jeremy M O Oetgen (Abstract author)
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Year of Publication:		 1992
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Gabriels Chapel (Auto Detected Subject)
British Museum (Auto Detected Subject)
Silver Toothpick (Auto Detected Subject)
Brass (Auto Detected Subject)
Cathedral (Auto Detected Subject)
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Human Heads (Auto Detected Subject)
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Created Date:		 20 Jan 2002