La organización, que vela por el patrimonio británico, expondrá de forma permanente el objeto, estudiado por Tolkien un año antes de escribir 'El Hobbit'.
Found in a field near a historic Roman town in southern England in 1785, the gold ring is inscribed in Latin, "Senicianus live well in God," and inset with an image of the goddess Venus. It is larger than average, weights 12 grams, and is believed to date from the 4th century
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Exhiben el anillo que inspiró a J. R. R. Tolkien (ING)
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news.sky.comFound in a field near a historic Roman town in southern England in 1785, the gold ring is inscribed in Latin, "Senicianus live well in God," and inset with an image of the goddess Venus. It is larger than average, weights 12 grams, and is believed to date from the 4th century