The Wittenham Shield
The Wittenham Shield, a Nipperwiese-class (raised ridges and round boss) shield from the Late Bronze Age (c.1400-700 BC), found in the River Thames to the north of Long Wittenham village in England. Dimensions: 39cm diameter. Composition: copper alloy, and organic material
Picture No
10512060
Media ID
44354777
Size
6166px x 7220px
(13.8MB)
Credit
©Ashmolean Museum / Mary Evans
Source
The Ashmolean Museum
Date
C.1400-700 BC
