Atomic absorption spectrometry was used to analyze 30 bronze objects from a Bronze Age hoard (Bronze final IIb-IIIa), discovered in western France near Nancy. All but one consists of pure tin bronze with tin content between 2-12%. The one pendant with an exceptional composition contains 16% zinc, 10% lead, and 4.5% tin. From the archaeological evidence, there is no doubt that the pendant is part of the hoard.