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Roman objects from Haverhill, Suffolk
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The drawing shows a number of objects found at a Roman cemetery at Haverhill, Suffolk, 1757-8. They inlcude a square glass jar with an unguent bottle, Samian cups, a spearhead, and a piece of burned bone.
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Title: Roman objects from Haverhill, Suffolk
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The drawing shows a number of objects found at a Roman cemetery at Haverhill, Suffolk, 1757-8.
They inlcude a square glass jar with an unguent bottle, Samian cups, a spearhead, and a piece of burned bone.
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