Late Iron Age cremation burial.
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BRITISH Iron Age Anonymous: New funeral rituals were developed in late Iron Age Britain: people were cremated and buried in graves with items connected with dress and appearance or with eating and drinking. The burial from Welwyn pictured included wine amphorae and a silver goblet.
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