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Themes Homepage > Stone Age to the Romans > Quernstone from Crookham     Quernstone from Crookham       View larger image (Estimated download time 12 secs with a 56k modem) Brief Description: Quernstone made from Mayen lava. Subject Date: Roman   Full Description: Part of the lower stone of a quern, used for grinding corn. Made from Mayen lava, it was found with Roman pottery in a gravel pit at George's Farm, Crookham.   Collection: West Berkshire Museum Place: Newbury, Berkshire, Crookham Common Subject: object, stone, quernstone Content Type: stone Location: West Berkshire Museum Local Ref: NEBYM:1998.30.1 Unique ID: wb-nm-1998_30_1-i-00-000.tif       Themes Homepage > Stone Age to the Romans > Quernstone from Crookham

 

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