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There was that weird tablet at Verulamium (St Albans) which is like a
triangular tablet but with 4 "scallops" along one edge, with a hole per scallop,
making 5 holes in total on the tablet.
Shelagh
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Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 12:25
PM
Subject: Re: Romans triangular
tablets?
Did the Romans really use triangular tablets? Peter seems
to think that
all the supposed triangular tablets found at Roman sites
were actually
used for other purposes such as rope/cord making.
Jenny, I agree with Peter, although I have no evidence for what those
triangular tablets might have actually produced.
Nancy
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