Unknown, Steelyard Weight (late 19th-early 20th century)

Opened in construction work in 1972. The grave pit is rectangular, found at a depth of 1.45 m. Northeast - Southwest. On the bottom of the pit is a strip of red ocher 1 cm thick an...

The drawing is pasted into the album upside down.The drawing shows two Medieval steelyard weights, the smaller one dug up at Catton, Norwich, and the larger purchased in Norwich. ...

The grave pit is rectangular in shape, with rounded corners, measuring 2.70 x 1.05 m, at a depth of 2.20 m, oriented northeast to southwest. A man, 45-50 years old. The body was la...

The grave pit is rectangular in shape, with rounded corners, measuring 2.70 x 1.05 m, at a depth of 2.20 m, oriented northeast to southwest. A man, 45-50 years old. The body was la...

It was found in the southeast sector of the necropolis, where most graves with rich inventory were found. The shape and dimensions of the pit were not established due to the unifor...

Confirmation in Lits Church 1925. See the back for numbering the participants. (see ErBy332b). 1 Per Larsson, Norrgård. 2 Karl Persson, Boda. 3 Unknown. 4 Bertil Günter, K...

Confirmation in Lits Church 1925. See the back for numbering the participants. 1 Per Larsson, Norrgård. 2 Karl Persson, Boda. 3 Unknown. 4 Bertil Günter, Kyrkås. 5 Rune ...

Engesle textThis powder bag; 1860-1870Hide, wool, glass, cow horn, wood; bag: h. 20.5 cm., w. 18 cm.\nRMV 710-7; Herman Ten Kate collection; purchased from Niagara Falls trader, 18...