Object: Armlet
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: National Museum of Science & Art, Dublin, Plate XVIII, 392, W 191., purchased by Mr. Charles Stewart, silversmith, of Dame Street, Dublin.
Site: Ireland, Co Meath, near Trimleston Castle, 1833
County: County Meath
Country: Ireland
Year of discovery: 1833
Width (mm): 63.5 x 62
Thickness (mm): 5.5
Weight (g): 58.51
Composition: gold
Associations: found with a plain gold ring weighing 340.2 gms. (Both were purchased as above). The present habitat of the larger ring is unknown. The smaller one was obtained by Dean H.R. Dawson & passed with his Collection to the Academy.
Description: Made a of circular section, ornamented with a series of regularly arranged punched dots.
Publications: Petrie, Dublin Penny Journal I, p. 413.