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	ne of the great gold shoulder-clasps, displayed disassembled so you can see how it works.
	econd of the pair of shoulder-clasps.
	he stone sceptre, probably an object of powerful religious significance in pre-Christian times.
	ilver for the banquet table. 28-1/2 inches wide, the dish in the background bears customs stamps from the reign of the Byzantine emperor Anastasius I (491-518). The bowl decorated with a woman's profile has not been firmly dated. The small bowls in front are thought to have been made around 600. The pair of spoons may be a baptismal set.
	odern reconstruction of the helmet, made by the Armoury of the Tower of London.