Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank:
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| title | Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank |
| title_auth | Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank |
| title_exact_search | Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank |
| title_full | Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank |
| title_fullStr | Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank |
| title_full_unstemmed | Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank |
| title_short | Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated to ca. A.D. 700; it descends from penannular brooches, introduced into Ireland from Roman Britain, and transformed by the 7th century into highly decorated emblems of rank |
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