Only bucket preserved from Roman times
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The only bucket made of wood that has survived from Roman times. The characteristic spout allowed the liquid to be poured out easily. The object was aboard a river ship sunk 1,800 years ago on the Rhine.
The object is on display at the Castellum Hoge Woerd museum in Utrecht (The Netherlands).
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