Printing-matrix
Printing-Block
Woodblock
Object number
LDSAL2022.1.261
Production date
19th century
Material
wood
paper
paper
Technique
Carving
Wood Engraving (Process)
Wood Engraving (Process)
Dimensions
height: 66mm
width: 24mm
depth: 24mm
width: 24mm
depth: 24mm
Location
Burlington House -
References
Reference details
pp. 87-114; Fig. 31
Reference (free text)
V.—Antiquities of the Bronze Age found in the Heathery Burn Cave, county Durham, Archaeologia, Volume 54 (Issue 1), 1894.
Reference association
illustrated
Reference note
Image printed on p. 109.
Rectangular wooden printing block showing:-
Obverse: carved and engraved design depicting Late Bronze Age deer horn object from Switzerland, curved in shape, with two small circular perforations at either end and a larger elliptical hole at the centre, with its image scale carved at the bottom left. Ink residue remaining on surface.
Reverse: printer's waste paper attached in parts to surface.
Digitised thanks to the kind donation of Dr Edward Harris MBE FSA.