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| author | Machling, Tess |
| author_facet | Machling, Tess |
| contents | <p>A friend (thank you David!) today reminded me of something I’ve been intending to write about for quite a long time, but never quite got round to. As it’s Christmas and everyone is in need of light entertainment, I thought it might be time.</p> <p>The long and the short of it is that, for three pieces of torc from Snettisham, it looks like an Iron Age person gave them a bit of a chew! Yes, really! But approaching this subject is not easy. It’s a bit of a toothy topic that really needs drilling into, so I’ll stop filling time and get on with it… [stop groaning at the back!].</p> |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Chewed torcs from Snettisham? Machling, Tess <p>A friend (thank you David!) today reminded me of something I’ve been intending to write about for quite a long time, but never quite got round to. As it’s Christmas and everyone is in need of light entertainment, I thought it might be time.</p> <p>The long and the short of it is that, for three pieces of torc from Snettisham, it looks like an Iron Age person gave them a bit of a chew! Yes, really! But approaching this subject is not easy. It’s a bit of a toothy topic that really needs drilling into, so I’ll stop filling time and get on with it… [stop groaning at the back!].</p> |
| title | Chewed torcs from Snettisham? |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15181376 |