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- Temple_Pyx abstract "The Temple Pyx is a mid 12th century medieval bronze gilt plaque, suggested as German in origin (although it was discovered in the Temple Church in London). It is currently a part of the Burrell Collection in Glasgow, Scotland.It is a beautiful example of High Medieval metalwork and gives excellent detail of the arms, armour and architecture of the Norman period. It features three Romanesque arches above each soldier.The soldiers all wield swords and spears, conical nasal helms, teardrop kite shields with center boss, shin length maille hauberks, shoulder to foot tunics (no doubt shorter gambesons sandwiched in between) and pointed shoes. This suggests that the estimated date of 1150 is incorrect as by the 12th century kite shields already began to lose their rounded tops and bosses (but not entirely until the 13th century approx.), maille hauberks shortened to knee or thigh length and helmets soon evolved into kalotas (early great helm) by losing their conical tops and eventually harnessing faceplates instead of noseguards.It is assumed these figures represent part of the Holy Sepulchre, these soldiers stood guard asleep and backs turned to the resurrection. Another theory is these are King Herod's soldiers, who didn't realize St Peter escaping prison. Despite being found in the Temple Church, it doesn't necessarily have religious significance, but it is assumed that it was a shrine decoration.".
- Temple_Pyx museum Burrell_Collection.
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- Temple_Pyx wikiPageWikiLink Bronze.
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- Temple_Pyx wikiPageWikiLink English.
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- Temple_Pyx wikiPageWikiLink German.
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- Temple_Pyx wikiPageWikiLink Scotland.
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- Temple_Pyx wikiPageWikiLink Temple_Church.
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- Temple_Pyx wikiPageWikiLinkText "Temple Pyx".
- Temple_Pyx dimensions "9.2".
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- Temple_Pyx italicTitle "no".
- Temple_Pyx material "Bronze, Copper Alloy".
- Temple_Pyx museum "Burrell Collection, Glasgow Museum".
- Temple_Pyx origin "German, possibly English".
- Temple_Pyx title "Temple Pyx".
- Temple_Pyx wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Sculpture.
- Temple_Pyx year "c. 1125-50 A.D.".
- Temple_Pyx subject Category:Bronzeware.
- Temple_Pyx hypernym Plaque.
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- Temple_Pyx comment "The Temple Pyx is a mid 12th century medieval bronze gilt plaque, suggested as German in origin (although it was discovered in the Temple Church in London). It is currently a part of the Burrell Collection in Glasgow, Scotland.It is a beautiful example of High Medieval metalwork and gives excellent detail of the arms, armour and architecture of the Norman period.".
- Temple_Pyx label "Temple Pyx".
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- Temple_Pyx name "Temple Pyx".