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Three ‘theatre’ masks from London
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36 I would like to thank the Museum of London and Department of Urban Archaeology for permission to publish the pieces, Dr Frank Jenkins for his advice and Jon Cotton who produced the drawings.
37 From Baldock, I. Stead, ‘A Roman pottery theatrical face-mask and a bronze brooch-blank from Baldock, Herts.’, Antiq. Journ. 55 (1975), pp. 397–8Google Scholar; Catterick, associated with a temple, Britannia iv (1973), p. 279Google Scholar; Wilderspool, F. H. Thompson, Roman Cheshire (1965), p. 85, fig. 21, no. 1. For photographs of the Baldock and Catterick masks see J. Wacher, The Towns of Roman Britain (1975), pls. 5 and 6.
36 I would like to thank the Museum of London and Department of Urban Archaeology for permission to publish the pieces, Dr Frank Jenkins for his advice and Jon Cotton who produced the drawings.
37 From Baldock, I. Stead, ‘A Roman pottery theatrical face-mask and a bronze brooch-blank from Baldock, Herts.’, Antiq. Journ. 55 (1975), pp. 397–8Google Scholar; Catterick, associated with a temple, Britannia iv (1973), p. 279Google Scholar; Wilderspool, F. H. Thompson, Roman Cheshire (1965), p. 85, fig. 21, no. 1. For photographs of the Baldock and Catterick masks see J. Wacher, The Towns of Roman Britain (1975), pls. 5 and 6.
38 Stead, op. cit., p. 397.
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42 See Kenner, op. cit.
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