File:Pile from The Strood.png
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Pile from The Strood, in Roman cut (223 cm high), re-dated from the late 1st c. AD to the 7th/8th c. AD. Roman lead covered box with Roman glass urn (100-120 CE) from Mersea’s Roman barrow.
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Pile from The Strood, in Roman cut (223 cm high), re-dated from the late 1st c. AD to the 7th/8th c. AD. Roman lead covered box with Roman glass urn (100-120 CE) from Mersea’s Roman barrow. |
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The image appears on a website entitled, "ARTHUR OF CAMELOT AND ATHTHE-DOMAROS OF CAMULODUNUM: A STRATIGRAPHY-BASED EQUATION PROVIDING A NEW CHRONOLOGY FOR 1st MIILLENNIUM ENGLAND" at url=http://www.q-mag.org/_iserv/dlfiles/dl.php?ddl=q-mag-gunnar-arthur-camelot-061317.pdf. |
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15 June 2017 |
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Gunnar Heinsohn |
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