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Roman cheese press


© Museum of London
 

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Greyware circular straight-sided bowl, incomplete and heavily restored. Used for straining the whey from cheese. The surviving section consists of the base which has two concentric ridges and a central dome and ten neatly-rounded perforations interspersed between the ridges. This cheese press was found at Threadneedle Street, London.
 
Date
43 BC - 450 AD
 
Image Number
000314
 
 
 

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