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Coin, Roman

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Anonymous, c. 100-108 B.C.E.

Head of Roma, r., on obverse with x to l.

Roma seated r. on shields, leaning on spear with she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus and bird flying on either side on reverse.

Doll, Harriet Tubman

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Doll depicting Harriet Tubman. African American female with red scarf with floral print, blue jacket, black skirt, carrying pouch and rifle.

Starting in the 1960s, I. Roberta Bell, a Chicago school teacher, created a set of 26 dolls to help teach…

Relief, Farewell Scene

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Relief depicts two figures: on right, frontal figure moving to right turns toward other figure, carries shield on left arm (not shown) while right arm is raised and rests on forehead; on left, frontal figure moving left turns face to right figure,…

Lamp

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Slightly concave base; projecting nozzle with wick hole and molded scrolls on either side; small filling hole near side of discus.

Discus has relief design of two victories holding shield above cippus. Discus surrounded by 3 molded rings and worn…

Coin, Roman

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Atilius Saranus.

On obverse, head of Roma, X to l.

On reverse, seated Victory in biga (two-horse chariot) with whip. SAR beneath horses, ROMA in ex.

Coin, Roman

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Decima (Flavus).

Silver-plated bronze. Head of Roma, r., on obverse with x to l. On reverse Diana in biga, r., with FLAVS at base and ROMA in ex.

Sword

Knuckle-bow and shell are of one piece with a down-turned quillon. Pommel is separate from knuckle-bow. Grip is made of wood. A fuller extends the full length of the blade and the blade has a false edge.

Flask, Powder

Gunpowder flask homemade from a gourd. Has piece of rawhide for a stopper. Letters R A T inscribed on side.

Projectile

Iron, shell, James Type I for 14-pound rifled James cannon. Surface pitted with rust. Reportedly found near the National Cemetery in Fayetteville, AR. Patented by Charles T. James, 22 Feb 1856, patent #14,315.