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CHAP. X.]
POTTERY.
361

Fig. 127.—Drinking Cup, East Kennet, 1/2.

wall, was made in this country; and it is equally doubtful whether that of amber, found at Hove,[1] in a rude

Fig. 128.—Incense Cup, Bulford, Wilts, 1/2.

  1. Sussex Archæol. Coll. ix. 119.