Taplow Barrow

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Taplow Barrow is an early medieval burial mound in Taplow, Buckinghamshire, notable for its rich Anglo-Saxon grave goods and significance in the study of elite 7th-century England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Saxon burial
archaeological site
burial mound
associatedWith Anglo-Saxon elite
pagan Anglo-Saxon burial rites
burialType inhumation burial
chronologicalContext conversion period between paganism and Christianity in England
comparedWith Prittlewell princely burial
Sutton Hoo ship burial NERFINISHED
contains drinking vessels
glassware
grave goods
imported luxury items
jewellery
metalwork
weapons
country United Kingdom
culturalPeriod Anglo-Saxon period
date 7th century
elevation hilltop location
excavated 19th century
excavatedBy George James Rutland NERFINISHED
James Rutland NERFINISHED
excavationYear 1883
findsStoredAt British Museum NERFINISHED
hasGrave chamber grave
rich male burial
heritagePeriod early medieval period
locatedIn Buckinghamshire
England
Taplow NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
materialCulture drinking-horn mounts
gold and garnet ornaments
hanging bowl
high-status weapon set
lyre fragments
ornate belt fittings
near Cliveden estate NERFINISHED
Maidenhead NERFINISHED
overlooks River Thames NERFINISHED
region South East England
researchTopic Anglo-Saxon kingship
conversion-period England
elite burial practices
significance important for study of elite 7th-century England
one of the richest Anglo-Saxon burials in England
siteType barrow cemetery component
visibility prominent landscape feature

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Taplow hasArchaeologicalSite Taplow Barrow