File:Roman hoard, 2 silver brooches and associated objects.jpg
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English: 2002T83, Wheathampstead Hertforshire. The contents of two early 2nd century AD burials.
This was added from the site called flickr.com under the name portableantiquities. See source for details. |
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Roman hoard, 2 silver brooches and associated objects
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| Author | Portable Antiquities Scheme from London, England |
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