大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 8月18日 03時18分

This #MedievalMonday we’re excited to announce a touring exhibition on #MedievalPower @qldmuseum, opening 11 December 2015! Find out more at www.qm.qld.gov.au/medieval.
This magnificent brooch, which will feature in the touring exhibition in Queensland, was discovered in Wingham in Kent and is 1,400 years old! Triangular fields of garnet cloisonné create a four-pointed star around the cloisonné ring that encircles the central shell boss.
This brooch was buried with other objects: two gold pendants stamped with snakes; a gold pin with a terminal decorated with filigree and cloisonné bird heads; a Byzantine copper-alloy bowl; a cowrie shell and two amethyst beads. This combination of grave goods is typical of high-status Kentish graves in the early seventh century. At this time increased commercial connections with the east brought imported objects to England. The imitation of Frankish fashion was also at its height and the use of blue glass is characteristic of continental objects of this period.

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