| ID | 250 |
|---|---|
| Images | No image in database |
| Grid Ref | SJ0780 |
| Project type | Chance |
| County | Flintshire |
| County Previously | Clwyd |
| Site | Gwaunysgor |
| Site Name | Churchyard |
| Site Type | Unknown |
| Location Type | Unknown |
| Context | Unknown |
| Context Quality | 0 |
| Object Period | 0 |
| Material | Bronze |
| Location | St Asaph Cathedral |
| Form | Attachment |
| Type | Animal |
| Name | Horse |
| Bearded | No |
| Clothed | No |
| Drapery | No |
| Classical | 1 |
| Photo | Yes |
| Illustration | Yes |
| Height | 38.00 |
| Length | 40.60 |
| References | Green 1978, 61; Griffiths 1946, 118; RCAHMC 1912, 33, no 101, fig 25; Taylor and Collingwood 1922, 91 [Link to Bibliography] |
| Description | saddled horse. It is hollow and pierced with small holes for rivets, which were fastened to 3 small stays running through the length of the body for attachment to harness or horseman's dress. . . Rude workmanship (Taylor p91) |
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