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Reconstruction of a ...
Picture taken at the Colchester Castle Museum. May 2007.
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Roman Scales
Picture taken at the Colchester Castle Museum, May 2006.
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Wares used at Market
This display is based in information from sculptures. The pots are from the Colchester region. All Roman towns had a market square or forum with the town hall on one side and covered colonnades on the other sides that protected open front shops. Market stools were set up in the square. Picture taken...
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Reconstruction of a ...
The Romans developed the Roman abacus, the first portable counting device, based on earlier Greek counting boards. It greatly reduced the time needed to perform basic Roman arithmetic and was therefore used by merchants, tax collectors, engineers and richer school children..
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Footprint of a Dog i...
When roof tiles were being made in Roman Britain, they were left to dry in the sun before being fired. Sometimes, animals or people would walk over them, leaving footprints on them. In this example, a dog has walked across the tile.
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Roman Coin
A silver coin found at Burgh Castle NHER 10471. Can you see the name of the emperor Vespasian on the coin? Copyright Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service. Find out more in the Romans (Burgh Castle) Resource Pack available on the Norfolk Heritage Explorer website (www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk)
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Roman Coin
A copper alloy coin found at Burgh Castle NHER 10471. What is the man depicted on the coin holding? Copyright Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service. Find out more in the Romans (Burgh Castle) Resource Pack available on the Norfolk Heritage Explorer website (www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk)
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