n.a. (n.d.). Cult of the pig? Part 2. UCL Field Archaeology Unit News 3. Vol 3, p. 4.
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Cult of the pig? Part 2 | |||
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UCL Field Archaeology Unit News 3 | |||
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UCL Field Archaeology Unit News | |||
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A watching brief on a pipeline between Findon and Washington has revealed a previously unrecorded farmstead. Finds included a small hoard of second century silver coins and a bronze statuette of a boar. The latter is possibly linked with a local pig cult (see also 94/1475). | |||
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10 Apr 2002 |
