Supernatural power dressingJewellery from Bronze Age graves is normally interpreted as a symbol of status. However, materials like jet, amber, faience and tin were also worn as talismans, writes Alison SheridanWhen archaeologists found the 4,300-year-old burial of an archer and metalworker at Amesbury in Wiltshire last year, they knew at once that they were looking at the remains of a great Bronze Age chieftain. The astonishing wealth of the possessions found in his grave declared him a man of power. This was, quite simply, the richest early Bronze Age grave ever found in Britain, with some of the country's earliest...