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Line art showing the shape of a clay mould from the Blyth Hoard credit National Museums Scotland

Line art showing the shape of a clay mould from the Blyth Hoard credit National Museums Scotland

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Line art showing the shape of a clay mould from the Blyth Hoard credit National Museums Scotland

Line art showing the shape of a clay mould from the Blyth Hoard credit National Museums Scotland

National Museums Collection Centre
Film featuring Dr Matthew Knight from National Museums Scotland explaining the Blyth Hoard

Film featuring Dr Matthew Knight from National Museums Scotland explaining the Blyth Hoard

Dr Matthew Knight of National Museums Scotland with a clay mould from the Blyth Hoard and a fitting from the Peebles Hoard that the mould was used to make Image credit Stewart Attwood

Dr Matthew Knight of National Museums Scotland with a clay mould from the Blyth Hoard and a fitting from the Peebles Hoard that the mould was used to make Image credit Stewart Attwood

Bronze axeheads, a copper ingot and mould fragments from the Blyth Hoard Image credit Stewart Attwood

Bronze axeheads, a copper ingot and mould fragments from the Blyth Hoard Image credit Stewart Attwood

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Bronze axehead, a copper ingot and mould fragments from the Blyth Hoard Image credit National Museums Scotland

Bronze axehead, a copper ingot and mould fragments from the Blyth Hoard Image credit National Museums Scotland

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A clay mould from the Blyth Hoard and a fitting from the Peebles Hoard that the mould was used to make Image credit Stewart Attwood

A clay mould from the Blyth Hoard and a fitting from the Peebles Hoard that the mould was used to make Image credit Stewart Attwood