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Tudor fireplace
Red brick fire place from the mid 15th century found in a farm house in Easthorpe Essex. Picture taken Colchester Castle Museum.
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Tudor fireplace
Red brick fire place from the mid 15th century found in a farm house in Easthorpe Essex. Picture taken Colchester Castle Museum.
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Heydon Hall, NHER 7358. How many chimneys can you count in this home? Copyright Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service. Find out more in the Homes Resource Pack available on the Norfolk Heritage Explorer website (www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk)
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Tudoe trencher
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Tudor black jack tan...
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Tudor household and ...
Images and objects from Essex Record Office depicting life in Tudor Essex
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Tudor pounce pot
Objects snd documents relating to Tudor life in Essex. In Tudor times the commonest writing surfaces were paper and vellum, or parchment. Vellum was likely to be greasy, even when treated with chalk and pumice during manufacture. The writer therefore needed some 'pounce'-usually powdered pumice and...
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