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Electrotype copy (c1830s) of Byzantine Justinian I medallion (original 527-565 now lost) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Roman gold pendant with Constantine I ringed by six busts plus sheet metal medallion with emperor in a chariot (4thC CE) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Early Byzantine pear-shaped silver spoons (c550-650) made in Constantinople found in Lampsacus Treasure at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Early Byzantine silver spoons with running animals ranging from lion to hare (c600) made in Constantinople at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Early Byzantine silver spoons with running bear & hare (c600) made in Constantinople at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Whale bone chessman (11thC - early 12thC) from Witchampton, Dorset at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Fragment with Baptism of Christ by St John (late 10thC - early 11thC) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Byzantine bronze lamp in shape of duck (6thC) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Ivory panel with Nativity & Adoration of Magi (first half 6thC) from monastery in Thessaly at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Late Roman gold medallion showing Herakles (5thC) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Carolingian gilded silver pyx with lid (9thC) said to be found in Spain at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Carolingian style engraved crystal with scenes of Susanna in Apocrypha (aka Lothair Crystal) (prob.855-869) in Medieval frame commissioned by Lothar King of Franks at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Carolingian style engraved crystal with scenes of Susanna in Apocrypha (aka Lothair Crystal) (prob.855-869) in Medieval frame commissioned by Lothar King of Franks at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Blue glass drinking-horn with applied lattice work around neck & white trailing around body (late 6thC) from Lombardy at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Byzantine marble panel carved with eagle fighting serpent (c900-1000) prob. from Constantinople at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Ivory Borradaile Triptych Crucifixion (c900-1000) from Constantinople at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Carved oliphant (elephant ivory hunting horn) (c1000-1100) possibly from southern Italy or Egypt at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Lion-head bronze church door-knocker (c1200) from England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Reliquary head of St Eustace in gilt-silver with gems (c1180-1200) from Basle, Switzerland at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Gilt-silver & gem shrine of St Oda (c1170) from Meuse valley of Belgium at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Ivory comb (c1080-1100) from England or Wales at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Painted ceiling panel of saint from King Henry III bedchamber in Westminster Palace (1263-4) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Painted ceiling panel of saint from King Henry III bedchamber in Westminster Palace (1263-4) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | German altarpiece (c1250) depicting Sts Catherine, Margaret, Nicholas & Martin at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Venetian glass beaker (c1330) by Master Aldrevandin at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Royal gold cup (c1370-80) from Paris with scenes of life of St Agnes at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | St Agnes imprisoned in brothel after refusing to marry Procopius who then attempts to rape her, but a demon strangles him shown on Royal gold cup (c1370-80) from Paris at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | St Agnes restore Procopius to life & converts him to Christianity after which pagan priests accuse her of witchcraft shown on Royal gold cup (c1370-80) from Paris at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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St Agnes is condemned to be burned alive, but flames refuse so she is killed by a spear to her throat shown on Royal gold cup (c1370-80) from Paris at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Ivory carving of St Margaret bursting free after being swallowed by Satan in form of dragon & becoming patron saint of child birth (c1325-50) from Paris at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Ivory Virgin & Child (c1330) from Paris at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Ivory John Grandison triptych Crucifixion with saints including Thomas Becket (c1330) from England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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St Peter welcomes Blessed to gates of heaven in Last Judgment panels (c1400-25) from England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Satan drags souls to Hell in Last Judgment panels (c1400-25) from England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Carved limewood panel showing Adoration of Three Wise Men (c1505-10) by Tilman Riemenschneider of Würzburg, Germany at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Medieval carved stringed citole (c1300-30) from England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Byzantine ivory triptych Virgin & Child surrounded by angels & saints (900-1000) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Ivory panel with scenes from Christ's Passion (c1260-80) from Paris at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Bone & gilt-copper Tristram & Isolde casket (c1180-1200) prob. from Cologne, Germany at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Cyprus earthenware bowl with incised designs (c1200-1350) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Parade shield showing lady with Flemish pointed headdress with knight kneeling at her feet (c1475-1500) from Flanders or Burgundy, France at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Silver seal of Chichester Cathedral (c1220) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Mulberry wood casket (1769) presented to actor David Garrick was made from tree which stood a Shakespeare's home in Stratford-upon-Avon at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Ring brooches typical of Irish-Vikings (late 800s-900s) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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St Cuileáin of Ireland bell (600s-700s) & bell shrine (late 1000s) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Viking oval brooches for women's dress (late 800s-early 900s) from Suffolk at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Viking whalebone plaque from grave from Norway perhaps used to smooth clothing (800s) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Pictish carving of bull (c400-850) from Scotland at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |