Object: Bracelet
Classification: Pennanular ring 3rd class
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: National Museum of Science & Art, Dublin, Plate XVI, 321, W 308, R 558, purchased through Mr. J. Donegan, silversmith
Site: Ireland, Co Tipperary, on the plain of Cashel (by Mrs. Mc Cuggan)
County: County Tipperary
Country: Ireland
Year of discovery: NA
Width (mm): 64 x 49.5
Thickness (mm): 9.5; 5
Weight (g): 28.875
Associations: Found with No. 332, Plate XVII & No. 337, Plate XVII, It is not stated in the Museum Register that all three were found in association.
Publications: Proc. Royal Irish Academy viii, p. 407. Wilde wrote "Four golden armillae, three of which have cupped extremities & were, with the curious gold ornament... found in the plain beneath the Rock of Cashel."