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This comb (AN1923.845) was found in one of the buildings (House 9) that was excavated at Sutton Courtenay in Oxfordshire by Edward Thurlow Leeds. | ||||
The picture show this house as it was being excavated. We can see how far under the ground these buildings were buried. | ![]() |
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There were also other objects found in this house, including:
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What do these objects tell us about this house? It seems a range of activities were being done in this house: spinning, weaving and woodworking. There may also have been a bucket used to hold water. The inhabitants obviously cared for their appearance since there were two combs in the building! |
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