...as a chuck for his lathe, by way of illustrating what he conceived this Coal-money must have been. Upon looking over some fragments of Romano-British...fragment is of the same material as the Kimmeridge Coal-money; and bears the impression of a fossil ammonite (?) distinctly marked upon its fractured...

...Denmark, p. 96. (the late) Professor Henslow to the Cambridge Antiquarian Society iu the year 1646, on the materials of two sepulchral vessels which were...Bedfordshire. He says, " Upon looking over some fragments of Romano- British pottery from the neighbourhood of Colchester, I met what appears to have been part...

...in 1846, on the materials of two sepulchral vessels found at Warden, in Bedfordshire.7 The Professor says, " Upon looking over some fragments of Romano-British...pottery from the neighbourhood of Colchester, I met what appears to have been part of a large patera, or at least some vessel with a flat surface and a...

...that had been discovered. A communication is there noticed, made by (the late) Professor Henslow to the Cambridge Antiquarian Society in the year 1846,...fragment is of the same material as the Kimmeridge "coalmoney ; " and bears the impression of a fossil ammonite (?) distinctly marked upon its surface....

...that had been discovered. A communication is there noticed, made by (the late) Professor Henslow to the Cambridge Antiquarian Society in the year 1846,...fragment is of the same material as the Kimmeridge "coalmoney ; " and bears the impression of a fossil ammonite (?) distinctly marked upon its surface....

...that had been discovered. A communication is there noticed, made by (the late) Professor Henslow to the Cambridge Antiquarian Society in the year 1846,...fragment is of the same material as the Kimmeridge "coalmoney ; " and bears the impression of a fossil ammonite (?) distinctly marked upon its surface....