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Found an archaeological object?

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Found an archaeological object?

Suffolk County Council at Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich

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Found something interesting like a metal object, coin, piece of pottery or flint? Bring it along to show us!

On Wednesday 29th October, The Suffolk Finds Recording Teams will be holding a finds identification and recording day at Christchurch Mansion Ipswich Museums, Ipswich between 10am – 3pm

Drop in to see them if you have found an archaeological object you’d like identified!

See you there

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