Early Bronze Age artefacts, including amber beads and a copper dagger, found during a dig at Lechlade Memorial Hall in 2017, are now on display at the Corinium Museum in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. The artefacts were found inside a barrow, a round mound of earth used as a grave and the remains of two men were also found. The first man in the barrow was an important figure who was buried with four sets of cow skulls and hooves, an archery wrist-guard, amber, a copper knife, and flints used to light fires. The display was made possible after conservation and a grant from the Pilgrim Trust.