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GRAVE 28. A woman; 5 ft. 2 in.;
50-55 years of age; the skeleton had been disturbed between the
pelvis and the skull at an unknown date; supine, full length, 100
deg., 2 ft. 6 in. deep.
Finds. An iron knife in the disturbed
back-fill.
A bronze Roman coin of Constantine I beneath the left
leg1.
1. Mr. C.
M. Kraay, of the Herberden Coin Room in the Ashmolean Museum has
supplied the following reading:
Obv. Head to right, laureate. CONSTANTINUS AVG.
REV. Camp gate with two turrets and a star between.
PROVIDENTIAE AVGG _I_ (mint of Trier)
STR
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