2 Sherds of Pottery from Robin Hood's Ball (drawing)

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Summary: 1 pen and ink drawing by Dennis Grant King of 2 sherds of pottery from Robin Hood's Ball, published as part of Fig. 4, WAM 59, 1964, pp 1-27 for an article 'The Neolithic Causewayed Camp at Robin Hood's Ball, Shrewton' by Nicholas Thomas. Date of original drawings, circa 1955-1964. Nicholas Thomas was Curator of Devizes Museum at this time and excavated the barrows at Snail Down.

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