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This drill bit is made from iron and is known as a ‘spade’ bit due to the shape of its cutting head. It was discovered during the excavations of the Roman Settlement in Thatcham Newtown that were undertaken throughout the 1920s and 1930s.
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Oil lamp in the form of a fish, possibly a tilapia fish.
Copper measure with handle and pouring spout made by S. Knight of Newbury.
Etching of St Mary’s Church, Lambourn Woodland.
