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Object type: Fragment
Measurements: H. 17 cm (6.5 in); W. max. 13.5 cm (5.25 in); D. 7 > 3 cm (2.75 > 1.25 in)
Stone type: As Keynsham 2, with calcite veinlets. Bath stone
Plate numbers in printed volume: Pls. 287-8
Corpus volume reference: Vol 7 p. 166
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A (broad): Corner of a panel which is edged by a flat-band moulding enclosing a narrower inner moulding, which frames a narrow pointed loop crossed by a double contoured ribbon-animal body with diagonal hatching. The body expands to a width of 3.7 cm.
B and C: Broken away
D: The wide flat-band edge moulding survives, enclosing an anonymous strand.
This could be part of a shaft or of a panel. It is also a matter of uncertainty as to which way up this piece should be viewed, since the expansion of the body could be towards a head with a tapering tail, or, like Glastonbury 2 (Ill. 228), this could be part of the neck of a beast.
