The Archaeological Journal, Vol. 27: March, 1870 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from The Archaeological Journal, Vol. 27: March, 1870

At Avigliano, between Susa and Turin. A remarkable sculpture has been recently found, representing five female figures, with a dedication to the 1111111101118. No other example of such a dexiation from the normal number of three New Menu appears to have been noticed.

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Excerpt from The Archaeological Journal, Vol. 27: March, 1870

Ground-plan of Ancaster, the Roman Causennae To face Bone Comb, found near Ancaster Group of the Dean Matres, and small column found at Ancaster To face Altar found with do. At Ancaster Ground-plan of the Entrenchment on Honington Heath To face Roman Pottery found near Ancaster Milliary Stone, found ibid. Bronze Fibula, found ibi'd. Roman Coffin, found ibid.

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