Brick from the construction of an early 14th century culvert built predominantly of chalk and limestone

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Brick from the construction of an early 14th century culvert
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Brick from the construction of an early 14th century culvert built predominantly of chalk and limestone (scale lane excavation 1974), size 260 x 130 x 50 mm

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Category:: Building Construction

Object Number:: 1976-174

type:: brick

credit:: Hull Museums

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Brick from the construction of an early 14th century culvert built predominantly of chalk and limestone

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