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It is definitely for adaptation and improvisation and Graham is certainly doing this! He has been working on some online resources that would be suitable for museums. Museums many be closed, but they are still dedicated to educating the nation. https://t.co/RVn9aobUxf

This replica Bronze Age Beaker is inspired by one excavated from the grave of a man dating to 2300 BCE, known as the Amesbury Archer. Clearly a man of importance, his grave contained pots, flints, knives and jewellery, including gold hair ornaments. https://t.co/N4WuW8jtbn

Found alongside a young Bronze Age woman now nicknames Ava, this beaker is comparatively course compared to some beaker finds, as if perhaps the maker wasn't fully accustomed to making this style of pottery. More details about this fascinating beaker here https://t.co/St4M0slu9M

These spouted vessels are based on ones excavated from infant burials in Bavaria & feature in a paper by Dr Dunne at al. It is believed that these pipes were used to feed infants & they may have been amongst the 1st ever babies bottles. More details here https://t.co/G5pCMXUrzy

USE IT OR LOSE! For anyone working in education who has a budget that needs using before the end of the tax year we are here to help 😄We have a range of ready to buy replicas and we can take commissions. Get in touch through https://t.co/RVn9anUj8F

A reminder to our University colleagues who have budget they need to use before the end of the tax year. We have a wide range of replicas covering a variety of time periods available in the shop and we can take commission 😄 Use it or lose it.
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Use it or lose it! For anyone working in education who has a budget that needs using before the end of the tax year we are here to help 😄We have a range of ready to buy replicas and we can take commissions. Get in touch through https://t.co/RVn9aobUxf

Only have one of these replica Roman indented beaker left in our Vindolanda collection.These elegant drinking cups were popular in Roman Britain during the 3rd & 4th C. The indentations act as a form of handle that enables the user to maintain a good grip https://t.co/qDMe9GYdId

We have added some fab items to our Vindolanda Collection. Including our ever popular Black Burnished Cooking Jars and lots of other everyday Roman kitchen items. Make sure you check them out before they are gone as many items are one offs or limit stock. https://t.co/aHkNfl2t5j

This Roman Barbotine “Hunt Cup” is based on an original find from Colchester. Like the original this cup is larger & more elaborate than your average hunt cup would have been and is likely to depict a very specific gladiatorial event. Details here https://t.co/HrXDuoE14Z