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Object: cloth seal of the city of
Leiden
Material: lead
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FindID: ELL1-1
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Object: cloth seal
Material: lead
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FindID: ELL1-2
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Object: cloth seal
Material: lead
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FindID: ELL1-3
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Object: cloth seal
Material: lead
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Date: 15th century
Description: French lily struck over a double headed eagle and on the other side OV.ST (O)(N)L:SV(?)(?)ET(?) (?) (C) or OVST OEL:SV E?EL
FindID: ELL1-4
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Object: cloth seal of the city of Amsterdam
Material: lead
Dimensions: diameter 85 mm
Date: 1640
Description: F: Koggeschip with text AMSTERDAMS· GROOT · DVBBELT· STAEL
Rev: arms of the city of Amsterdan between two lions
FindID: ELL1-5
Remarks: The koggeships were built in the late Middleages in The Netherlands.
They were revolutional ships, carring much more cargo than the
proceeding ships. The were built until around the end of the 16e century,
when replaced by more modern ships with 2 or 3 masts.
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Object: 4 cloth seals attached to a strip of fabric
Material: lead
Dimensions: diameter 27 mm
Date: first half of 17th century
Description: F: first 3 seals: head of an eagle and text TANGERMUNDE and
4th seal: a brand
Rev: first 3 seals: double rose and text TANGERMUNDE and 4th seal:
FindID: ELL1-6
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Determination: Jan den Das
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Object: cloth seal
Material: lead
Dimensions: 58.7 x 29.5 mm
Weight: 41,37 grams
Date:
Description: text--> Number 6, 3 stripes = 6 3/4, Text:
R:BEAZER, number 25 en twee stripes = 25 1/2
FindID: ELL1-7
References: determination --> Muntenbodemvondsten, Huib and Jan van
Oostveen
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