[Bonetools] bone pectoral cross

[Dr C.M. Hills]

 The book is "The archaeology of the East Anglian Conversion" Boydell 2010. 
But he mentions metal crosses, not bone. there is also a good discussion in 
Anna Gannon, the Iconography of Early Anglo-Saxon coinage Oxford univ Press 
2003. Neither includes the most recent find from near Cambridge, the 
Trumpington Cross- which I think you will best find through Google. There 
are other simpler crosses, but I havent seen any made of bone. Catherine 
Hills On Jun 27 2013, T + M Tielens wrote:

>Hello Ian,
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>Could you please send me the title of the book from this writer about bone
>crosses. I am very interested in it.
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>greetings Monica Tielens
>Bone carver and owner of Bikkel and Been
>www.bikkelenbeen.com
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>2013/6/27 trzaska at lineone.net <trzaska at lineone.net>
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>> Hello Alice,
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>> The message came through to me and a terrific object it is too. Haven't
>> seen anything else like
>> it in antler or bone and it does look a lot like the 7th-8th century
>> series of these objects, which
>> Richard Hoggett has put together in a book recently.
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>> Ian Riddler
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>> >----Original Message----
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>> >From: choyke at ceu.hu
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>> >Date: 26/06/2013 21:02
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>> >To: "Mailing list for archaeologists of the research group for the study
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>> >       object and waste of bone,
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>> >       antler. ivory and horn."<bonetools at listserv.niif.hu>
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>> >Subj: [Bonetools] bone pectoral cross
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>> > Just a quick check - did everyone get the message from Dave about the 
>> > bone
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>> >pectoral cross he posted one or two weeks ago?
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>> >Alice
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