101/1996/9
This stone blade dates to the Mesolithic period and comes from Westward Ho! in Devon.
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139/1935/1675/6
This flint bladelet dates to the Neolithic and was found at the site of Hembury in Devon.
549/1974
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These little bladelets were the waste product from flint knapping.
42/2000/1
Khaasa (blanket) made of wool, natural and black-dyed? Composed of six wide strips hand-sewn together.
42/2000/2
Khaasa (blanket) made of sheep's wool, natural and black-dyed? Composed of six wide strips hand-sewn together.
42/2000/3
Khaasa njowaaka? (blanket) made of wool, natural and black-dyed? Composed of six wide strips hand-sewn together.
9/2002/16
Woven on a double-heddle loom, these strip woven blankets of sheep wool are still traded widely and provide warmth and protection against mosquitoes.
9/2002/17
Woven on a man’s horizontal loom, luru belong to a wider category of blanket used by dwellers along the edges of the Sahara.
TTNCM : 5-4
This blood porringer or bleeding dish dates from 1680-1690.
285/1980/1
This is one of twenty wooden printing blocks containing metal images of scientific or engineering equipment.
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52/1919/2
Tillet stamps were a marketing device used for Exeter’s woollen cloth exports.