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Unknown Connected To String With Hole...ancient? | Lead Seal

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I have been stuck on this one fr a while. I was also told it could be a seal?

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Yep, if it's got four bits of string sticking out of holes on the edge, it's a seal, made of lead. The string is still there, so this hasn't been sitting in the ground, meaning it's most likely modern (no earlier than the 1700s) rather than mediaeval.
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Nice seal.
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