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Contributor Name | Mary Rose |
Contributor Image | Andy_Elkerton.jpg |
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Location | Portsea |
Collection Date | 06.06.08 11.20am |
Artefact Name | Angel Icon |
Artefact Description |
Carved bone. Two angels holding candles with a window open at the top. 11.4cm x 2.7cm x 0.9cm Weight – 32.5g. Very good condition. |
Artefact Date | 1545 |
Artefact Stored | Mary Rose Museum |
Artefact Form |
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Artefact Image | Angel_icon.jpg |
Sample Taken | No sample |
Sample Image |
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History of Artefact | It belonged to one of the officers on the Mary Rose. It was found in a chest – only the officers would have these chests. It was found on the main deck towards the Stern. The Embriachi caskets come from Italy – from the fifteenth century. It is a religious object. |
Historian | Andy Elkerton |
Previous Owners | Officer on the Mary Rose |
Special Memories |
‘It’s very difficult to carve bone – it involves lots of small chisels and files. It’s very time consuming. They would probably have rubbed it with sand to smooth it down.‘ Historian - Andy Elkerton |
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Andy_Elkerton.jpg | manage | 203.5 K |
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Angel_icon.jpg | manage | 54.6 K |