Excavations of a cist burial at White Horse Hill on Dartmoor, England,
have produced a wonderful assortment of Bronze Age artifacts. Above, ear studs or librets.
Beads, including one of amber.
Because the burial chamber was swallowed by a peat bog, much organic material was preserved, including an animal pelt and a woven mesh bag, which seem to be mashed together in this photo.
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