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Chester Odeon archaeological finds
A 17th century chamber pot, found intact in a rubbish pit with some of its unpleasant contents still inside1 of 7 
Rim from a Roman mixing bowl called a mortarium, produced in the West Midlands and decorated with red paint on the exterior2 of 7 
What the Roman fortress of Deva would have looked like 2,000 years ago3 of 7 ![]()
A 19th century clay tobacco pipe found at the site of the Chester cultural centre4 of 7 ![]()
Among the finds at the dig site for Chester's new cultural centre was an arrowhead dating back to the Bronze Age5 of 7 ![]()
Volunteers from Chester Archaeological Society at the dig on the site of what will be the city's new cultural centre6 of 7 ![]()
Ceramic building materials probably roof tiles produced at Holt, North Wales and stamped with the monogram of the 20th Legion reading LEG XXVV found at the archaeological dig at the site of the Chester cultural centre7 of 7
