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Relics found in the Vikings Tomb at Taplow (engraving)
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Relics found in the Vikings Tomb at Taplow (engraving)
1107329 Relics found in the Vikings Tomb at Taplow (engraving) by Bothams, Walter (fl.1882-1914); Private Collection; (add.info.: Relics found in the Vikings Tomb at Taplow. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 24 November 1883.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23389490
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This print showcases the remarkable relics discovered in the Vikings Tomb at Taplow. The engraving, created by Walter Bothams, offers a glimpse into the rich history and archaeological wonders of this ancient burial site. The image captures an array of artifacts that were unearthed during excavations, each telling its own story about Viking culture and traditions. A magnificent sword stands proudly, its gleaming blade reflecting the light with an air of power and strength. Next to it lies a silver-rimmed cup, once used for feasting and celebration. Amongst these treasures are also remnants of battle: an umbo from a shield and a spear that once pierced through enemy lines. Delicate glass vases stand as testament to their craftsmanship and artistic flair. But it is not just weapons and decorative items that were found within this tomb; bone implements reveal insights into everyday life during this era. British pottery fragments hint at trade connections while flint implements offer clues about hunting techniques. Intriguingly, there are hints of entertainment too - perhaps even moments of respite amidst fierce battles - with references to ball games or parlour games played by these ancient warriors. As we gaze upon these relics from centuries past, we cannot help but marvel at the ingenuity, skill, and resilience of those who came before us. This print serves as a tangible link between our present-day world and the fascinating lives lived by Vikings in Taplow burial grounds in Buckinghamshire.
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