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Pilgrims bottle
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Object No.
A3196Object Statement
Pilgrims bottle, gourd shape, earthenware, maker unknown, excavated from Gun Wharf, England, Great Britain, 1501-1600Physical Description
Pilgrim's bottle, gourd shape, 16th century, from Gun Wharf part of collection of Romano-British antiquities selected to illustrate the life of the people who lived on the present site of London from the Roman occupation to the 18th century (SB). ...from excavation in city of London, commemorative gift for Sydney's 150th anniversary (LC).Short URL
https://ma.as/177613Production
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Source
Credit Line
Gift of The Guildhall Museum, 1938Acquisition Date
23 June 1938Cite this Object
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