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Roman iron stone-working chisel by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 1st-3rd c. CE
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)?

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman pipeclay female bust from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 175-200 CE
Imported from Gaul, likely Saint-Pourçain-sur-Besbre
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman bronze plumb-bob from Redbourn by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 1st-3rd c. CE
Found near Redbourn, four miles north of ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades) along Watling Street

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Fragment of a Roman ceramic face-pot from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Late Imperial period, early 4th c. CE(?)
Local production
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Three Roman bronze bells from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 1st-3rd c. CE
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman bronze figurine of Venus or Proserpina from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 2nd c. CE
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades), in a box of scrap metal in the cellar of a metalworker's shop

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman pipeclay figurines of Venus from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 2nd-3rd c. CE
Imported from Gaul
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman pipeclay figurines of Venus from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 2nd-3rd c. CE
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades), the Theatre Temple(?)

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Fragment of Roman fresco representing a lyre, quiver, and bow from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 1st-3rd c. CE
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

The objects pertain to the god Apollo.

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman Lower Nene ware beaker with relief of a coursing hound, from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, late 2nd-early 3rd c. CE
Made in the Lower Nene Valley, near Peterborough
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman Rhenish ware motto beaker (da merum) with barbotine decoration from Verulamium by diffendale

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Roman Imperial period, ca. 180-250 CE
Trier black-slipped ware (Moselkeramik)
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

The fragmentary vessel preserves the phrase DA MERUM "give (me) unmixed wine!"

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK

Roman bronze helmet of Hagenau type from Verulamium by diffendale

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Paddock Type IV
Roman Imperial period, ca. 43-70 CE
Said to have been found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades) before 1880

The owner's inscription Papiri "of Papirius" is punched on the neck guard.

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK
Inv. 78,8

Roman Rhenish ware motto beaker with barbotine decoration from Verulamium by diffendale

Available under a Creative Commons by-nc-sa license

Roman Imperial period, ca. 180-250 CE
Trier black-slipped ware (Moselkeramik)
Found at ancient Verulamium (see on Pleiades)

The fragmentary vessel preserves the letters [B]IBE "drink!"

Photographed on display in the Verulamium Museum, St Albans, UK