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Roman bronze thistle brooch from St Albans, Herts.
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The item is a cutting from the Archaeological Journal (see Bibliography).The engraving shows a Roman thistle brooch found in St Stephen's parish, south of Verulamium.
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Title: Roman bronze thistle brooch from St Albans, Herts.
Description:
The item is a cutting from the Archaeological Journal (see Bibliography).
The engraving shows a Roman thistle brooch found in St Stephen's parish, south of Verulamium.
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