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Bronze Crowns and a Bronze Head-dress, from a Roman site at Cavenham Heath, Suffolk
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The bronze crowns and the ornament of chains and discs which are the subject of this paper, were found a few years ago at Cavenham Heath, Suffolk, lying close together at a depth of about 1½ ft. from the surface. Later they came into the possession of Mr. Ashley, landlord of the Crown Hotel, Mundford, from whom I purchased them.
Title: Bronze Crowns and a Bronze Head-dress, from a Roman site at Cavenham Heath, Suffolk
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The bronze crowns and the ornament of chains and discs which are the subject of this paper, were found a few years ago at Cavenham Heath, Suffolk, lying close together at a depth of about 1½ ft.
from the surface.
Later they came into the possession of Mr.
Ashley, landlord of the Crown Hotel, Mundford, from whom I purchased them.
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