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River Tay, Inchyra

Findspot (20th Century), Brooch (Enamel)(Middle Iron Age)

Site Name River Tay, Inchyra

Classification Findspot (20th Century), Brooch (Enamel)(Middle Iron Age)

Canmore ID 73026

Site Number NO12SE 73

NGR NO 184 203

NGR Description NO c. 184 203

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Perth And Kinross
  • Parish St Madoes
  • Former Region Tayside
  • Former District Perth And Kinross
  • Former County Perthshire

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Publication Account (1992)

NO12SE 73 c. 184 203.

A (Romano-British) Collingwood Class R (ii) brooch with blue enamel inlay was found in river silt by the River Tay at Inchyra. The brooch has a central acanthus moulding, the head and lower bow being inlaid with blue enamel in triangular cells arranged in a geometric pattern. The top of the bow also bears two blue enamel trumpet scrolls of Celtic design. The pin is missing, but there is a loop on the head of the brooch for fastening a chain. It has been allocated to Perth Museum and Art Gallery as Treasure Trove under accession number PMAG 1992.600.

M D King 1992.

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