The Battersea cauldron with animal debris; flesh hook; & bowls.
About This Item
CELTIC Anonymous (c. 450 BCE - c. 1150 CE): The cauldron was found in the River Thames at Battersea in London and dates to 800-700 BCE. The flesh hook was found in Dunaverny (County Antrim) in Northern Ireland and dates to 1000-800 BCE. The bowls were found in Suffolk (England) and date to 1100-750 BCE.
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