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Roman trowel

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19 July 2023
Roman trowel
Roman trowel

Roman trowel left by an ancient builder in the city walls. The object was discovered in the area of ​​ancient Verulamium (now the city of St Albans in southern England). The object is dated to the 1st century CE. The artifact is in the Verulamium museum in St Albans.

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