The notable Bronze Age ‘Tetney Coffin’ has found a new home in the Lincoln Museum, giving Lincolnshire residents a distinctive insight into the region’s ancient history. The coffin, hewn from oak and believed to be around 4,000 years old, was unearthed in Tetney in 2018. It was discovered alongside a wooden axe, which is presumed to have been a ceremonial offering.
The addition of this exceptional artefact to the Lincoln Museum’s collection bolsters its range of local historical artefacts and is expected to attract visitors wishing to delve into Lincolnshire’s rich archaeological past. This unique exhibit provides a great chance for people to learn and connect with our county’s deep-seated history.
This report has been adapted by The Lincoln Post from original reporting available at news.google.com.
