Roman kiln fragment with straw/grass impressions and embedded ironstone
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Ammonites from around Wheatley
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Ammonites from around Wheatley
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Interesting German stoneware medallion
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The cage
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3000 year old snail shells
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Floral polychrome tile from the foreshore
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Examples of cross and pellet stamp motifs (in response to previous ID request)
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Clay from a 700 year old moat: dense with leaves, twigs, and other plant matter
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700 year old hazelnut
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Birb.
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German stoneware medallion
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Straw/reed impression in medieval tile?
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Fox at Westfield
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Fox at Westfield
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Interesting find from a morning walk
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Westfield at twilight
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Is this a cow pelvis?
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Bungholes and Spindlewhorls
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How familiar would a typical medieval peasant have been with biblical and classic imagery?
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Old bullet casings found whilst gardening
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South Hertfordshire-type greyware with thumbed cordon around shoulder (in response to previous id request)
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Nothing trumps medieval coarse ware
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