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June 7, 2017 by ironopolis

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Folkton

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Folkton

Folkton

Pottery

Folkton

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This Gallery was posted in Miscellaneous, Prehistoric and tagged archaeology, Bronze Age, Ceramics, Chalk, Clay, Cut-Up, Death, Folkton Drums, Mortimer Collection, Neolithic, Prehistory, Yorkshire. Bookmark the permalink.

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