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A Roman Sceptre-Head from Eastbury, Berks
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 November 2011
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11 I would like to thank Paul Cannon, Assistant Curator of the Newbury District Museum, for making the sceptre head available to me. I would also like to thank Dr Martin Henig for his helpful comments; Alice Wilkins of the Oxford Institute of Archaeology for her advice on the drawings; Robert Wilkins of the Oxford Institute of Archaeology for his photographs.
12 The sceptre head is 3.67 cm long, 2.60 cm wide and 1.94 cm deep.
13 The opening measures 1.40 cm by 0.67 cm.
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