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Pottery tile fragment

A terracotta floor tile with one glazed edge. This tile is believed to have come from one of the medieval Cistercian settlements in the Monklands.

Museum reference:

MLC-1991-631

Dimensions:

height: 184mm
width: 182mm
depth: 26mm

Materials:

Earthenware

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