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Make friends
with archaeologists and museum staff. Many digs turn up quantities of potsherds, of which you might be allowed to take one or two for teaching aids. Sheffield University made a useful 'Villa Kit' using such unregarded trifles - oyster shells, bones, building materials. Amazing what a class can deduce from these fragments.
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My son and I
picked up many potsherds from a Cretan beach, well outside the perimeter
fence of an ancient site. Keep your eyes open, and don't break the law!
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