Note on Three Metal Matrices of Seals (of apparently the thirteenth century or thereby) in the National Museum of Antiquities, which bear the Emblem of the Stag-head Cabossed
Keywords:
Mediaeval Graves, Bone, Graves, Ceremonial, Jet Ring, Hammerstone
Mediaeval Graves, Bone, Graves, Ceremonial, Jet Ring, Hammerstone
Period(s):
Thirteenth Century
Thirteenth Century
Abstract
An account of three seals all of which show a stag-head accompanied by a lesser figure of one kind or another between the stag's horns. Although in two cases the owners are identified as Ralph Westhouse and Nicolas de Galway no references to either man have been traced. The owner of the third seal found at Epsom is unknown.
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Published
30-11-1926
How to Cite
Stevenson, J. H. (1926). Note on Three Metal Matrices of Seals (of apparently the thirteenth century or thereby) in the National Museum of Antiquities, which bear the Emblem of the Stag-head Cabossed. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 60, 218–226. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.060.218.226
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