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- Hanging_bowl abstract "Hanging bowls are a distinctive type of artifact of the period between the end of Roman rule in Britain in c. 410 AD and the emergence of the Christian Anglo-Saxon kingdoms during the 7th century. The surviving examples have mostly been found in Anglo-Saxon graves, but there is general agreement that they reflect Celtic traditions of decoration.The bowls are usually of thin beaten bronze, between 15–30 cm (6-12 inches) in diameter, and dished or cauldron-shaped in profile. Typically they have three decorative plates ('escutcheons') applied externally just below the rim to support hooks with rings, by which they were suspended. The ornament of these plates is often very sophisticated, and in many cases includes beautiful coloured enamel work, commonly in champlevé and using spiral motifs. Although their designs and manufacture are thought to proceed from Celtic technique, they are principally found in eastern Britain, and especially in the areas which received Anglo-Saxon acculturation. Their production is also evidenced in Pictish and Irish contexts, but they seem almost completely absent from Wales, Devon and Cornwall.Rupert Bruce-Mitford's corpus gives the following breakdown of the locations in modern terms of the 174 finds he includes (many are just one or more elements of a bowl):England 117, Scotland 7, Ireland 17Norway 26, Sweden 2, Denmark 1,Germany 2, Belgium 1, Netherlands 1↑".
- Hanging_bowl thumbnail Sutton.Hoo.BowlBottom.JorViking.jpg?width=300.
- Hanging_bowl wikiPageID "6385431".
- Hanging_bowl wikiPageRevisionID "593899577".
- Hanging_bowl hasPhotoCollection Hanging_bowl.
- Hanging_bowl subject Category:Anglo-Saxon_archaeology.
- Hanging_bowl subject Category:Anglo-Saxon_art.
- Hanging_bowl subject Category:Bronzeware.
- Hanging_bowl subject Category:Celtic_art.
- Hanging_bowl subject Category:Medieval_European_metalwork_objects.
- Hanging_bowl subject Category:Vitreous_enamel.
- Hanging_bowl comment "Hanging bowls are a distinctive type of artifact of the period between the end of Roman rule in Britain in c. 410 AD and the emergence of the Christian Anglo-Saxon kingdoms during the 7th century. The surviving examples have mostly been found in Anglo-Saxon graves, but there is general agreement that they reflect Celtic traditions of decoration.The bowls are usually of thin beaten bronze, between 15–30 cm (6-12 inches) in diameter, and dished or cauldron-shaped in profile.".
- Hanging_bowl label "Hanging bowl".
- Hanging_bowl sameAs m.0g39zh.
- Hanging_bowl sameAs Q5648024.
- Hanging_bowl sameAs Q5648024.
- Hanging_bowl wasDerivedFrom Hanging_bowl?oldid=593899577.
- Hanging_bowl depiction Sutton.Hoo.BowlBottom.JorViking.jpg.
- Hanging_bowl isPrimaryTopicOf Hanging_bowl.
