- The Battersea shield is not actually a complete shield, but only the facing, a metal cover that was attached to the front of a wooden shield.
- Battersea Shield. Posted on September 24, 2020 by Melissa Stewart.
- The Battersea Shield is made of several different pieces, held together by rivets concealed under the decorative elements.
- The Battersea Shield is a sheet bronze shield dating to circa 300 BC.
- So here is one of my favourite items from the British museum, the Battersea shield.
- The Battersea shield does not show signs of having been damaged in combat, but this does not necessarily mean that it was not used in warfare.
- RM2JYY411–The Battersea Shield, is a significant pieces of ancient Celtic art found in Britain.
- This magnificent shield was found in the River Thames in 1857, where Battersea Bridge stands today.
- Abstract: The Battersea Shield is a bronze shield with red enamel, probably used for ritual purposes.
- The Battersea Shield, 350-50 BC; with Celtic Sword & Scabbard, 60 BC; and Silver Denarius depicting Venus and defeated Celts, 46-45 BC, Roman.