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1 Living Roman London images

2 Introduction This presentation can be used to help prepare your class for their ‘Living Roman London’ session at the Museum of London. The session images are some of the actual objects that will be used during handling activities. You will not necessarily see the exact objects in the reference images as part of your visit but they relate to the theme of the session.

3 Objects used in session Here are some examples of objects used in this session.

4 Blade from a large iron strigil, 43AD-410AD

5 Bronze female statuette, 43AD-410AD

6 Reference images Here is a selection of images which relate to this session.

7 Roman finger ring, 1AD- 100AD

8 Roman brooch, 69-199AD

9 Roman jewellery including a bracelet, ring and hairpin, 43AD-410AD

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