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These pieces of ceramic were excavated from Lambourn. They are made from heavy clay called earthenware rather than porcelain. While the exact date of when these pieces were made they have been dated to the reign of Queen Anne (1702-1714).
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Wooden truncheon from reign of William IV.
An official photograph taken at the opening of the drinking fountain at the Broadway, Thatcham on the 5th July 1911.
Coins started to be used in Britain during the later Iron Age, although iron bars and ‘ring money’ were earlier forms of currency.
