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Description Croix reliquaire (Grande Bretagne, daté des environs de la moitié du XIème siècle) en ivoire de morse. Victoria & Albert Museum, London Photographié lors de l'Exposition : Celtes et Scandinaves, rencontres artistiques, VIIe-XIIe siècle, 1er octobre 2008 - 12 janvier 2009, Musée national du moyen-âge - thermes et hôtel de Cluny (photographie autorisée dans le musée et l'exposition, avec une restriction : sans flash). Anglo-Saxon ivory reliquary cross, V&A Museum, London
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