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Anglo-Saxon objects from Frilford, Oxfordshire
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The item is a proof of a plate from Archaeologia (see Bibliography).The lithograph shows Anglo-Saxon urns, a disc-shaped and a cruciform brooch, found in the grave of a woman in the cemetery at Frilford, Oxfordshire, excavated 1867-1868.
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Title: Anglo-Saxon objects from Frilford, Oxfordshire
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The item is a proof of a plate from Archaeologia (see Bibliography).
The lithograph shows Anglo-Saxon urns, a disc-shaped and a cruciform brooch, found in the grave of a woman in the cemetery at Frilford, Oxfordshire, excavated 1867-1868.
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