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هویت و تاریخ ثبت‌شده: خاستگاه/فرهنگ: Europe؛ تاریخ در رکورد منبع: 1200-1300؛ تاریخ بازیابی منبع: 2026-10-24؛ تاریخ بازیابی: 2026-10-27.

ویژگی‌های ثبت‌شده: گونهٔ ثبت‌شده در رکورد: From a report by Christopher Drage and Rozanne Sherris - During construction work at the rear of 2-6 Market Street Bingham (N.G.R. SK 704399) Mr W. Walker found a skeleton associated with two, bronze annular brooches. The skeleton had been placed in a shallow grave approximately .4m. Deep, aligned North-south. The well-preserved, almost complete skeleton, wwas that of a robust male approximately 1.65m. Tall. The cause of death is unknown. The exact age of death could not be ascertained on account of the uneven toothe wear, but an age range of 30-45 is suggested. The larger brooch (dia. 5.1cm.).

شناسه و محل نگهداری: مجموعه: Nottingham City Museums and Galleries؛ شناسهٔ رکورد: Europeana /2064107/Museu_ProvidedCHO_Nottingham_City_Museums_and_Galleries_BLDIDHH014370؛ مرجع بازیابی: https://www.europeana.eu/item/2064107/Museu_ProvidedCHO_Nottingham_City_Museums_and_Galleries_BLDIDHH014370.

سایر داده‌های ثبت‌شده: شرح موضوع در منبع: From a report by Christopher Drage and Rozanne Sherris - During construction work at the rear of 2-6 Market Street Bingham (N.G.R. SK 704399) Mr W. Walker found a skeleton associated with two, bronze annular brooches. The skeleton had been placed in a shallow grave approximately .4m. Deep, aligned North-south. The well-preserved, almost complete skeleton, wwas that of a robust male approximately 1.65m. Tall. The cause of death is unknown. The exact age of death could not be ascertained on account of the uneven toothe wear, but an age range of 30-45 is suggested. The larger brooch (dia. 5.1cm.) lay at the shoulder, the smaller (dia. 4.3cm.) at the hip. Although this type of brooch had a long currency, the plain roundsection hoop and the raised rectangular decoration of the pin indicate a 13th-14th century date. The North-south alignment of the grave and the lack of further burials suggest that this is not a grave of a Medieval Christian cemetery. The burial appears to have been concealed and may be the victim of a medieval murder. Note: The authors would like to thank W. Walker and the Bingham Police for informing them of the discovery, Mary Harman for a report on the skeleton, R. Alvey, M. Bishop, P. Dixon and A. MacCormick for commenting upon the finds. The brooches were conserved by Annette Wilson and drwn by Richard Sheppard.؛ مکان در رکورد: Bingham, Notts.؛ پیشینه در رکورد: Nottingham City Museums and Galleries, Nottingham؛ رکورد بازیابی‌شده: https://www.europeana.eu/item/2064107/Museu_ProvidedCHO_Nottingham_City_Museums_and_Galleries_BLDIDHH014370.