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Objects from a shipwreck in the River Rother
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The drawing shows a sword hilt, a pewter plate attached to the side of the vessel, a perforated oak board, and a metal disc found in the wreck of a Dutch ship in the Rother. The perforated board was thought to be for a game, but might be part of a cheese press. The pewter plate is interpreted as a kind of trading licence.
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Title: Objects from a shipwreck in the River Rother
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The drawing shows a sword hilt, a pewter plate attached to the side of the vessel, a perforated oak board, and a metal disc found in the wreck of a Dutch ship in the Rother.
The perforated board was thought to be for a game, but might be part of a cheese press.
The pewter plate is interpreted as a kind of trading licence.
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