Fragments of a spit or a rod, from Sparta

An image of Equipment/Utensil. Fragments of a Spit or a Rod. Diameter 0.033 m, width 0.065 m. Find Spot: Artemis Orthia sanctuary, Sparta, Greece. Date unknown.

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Equipment/Utensil. Fragments of a Spit or a Rod. Diameter 0.033 m, width 0.065 m. Find Spot: Artemis Orthia sanctuary, Sparta, Greece. Date unknown.

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Accession Number: GR.4259.1923; GR.4269.1923; GR.4255.1923
Photograph copyright © The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Photographer name: Amy Jugg
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Image width: 1024 pixels
Processed with: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.7 (Macintosh)
Filesize: 55.59kB
Exposure time: 1/17
ISO Speed: 50
Captured: 2011:03:07 14:24:06

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