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Bronze Age beaker from Drayton, Oxfordshire

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The drawing shows a bell beaker from Drayton, Oxfordshire, found with a skeleton by labourers digging for gravel in 1863. Beneath the vessel was a pile of small seed.
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Title: Bronze Age beaker from Drayton, Oxfordshire
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The drawing shows a bell beaker from Drayton, Oxfordshire, found with a skeleton by labourers digging for gravel in 1863.
Beneath the vessel was a pile of small seed.

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