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Painted DoorThis top section of a wooden door is a unique reproduction of the Great Plague of London era, featuring a typical rush painted red cross and prayer. The design reflects the sombre yet symbolic marks placed on doors during the plague, offering a tangible connection to one of the darkest periods in London's history. The door measures approximately 50 cm wide x 56 cm tall, making it an impactful piece for any collection or display. Key Features:

central to Egyptian funerary practices and beliefs about the afterlife

enhancing students' understanding of early civilisations

often considered the son of Aphrodite (the goddess of love)

Masks like these were often used in ritual ceremonies related to life

Chronological Understanding: A valuable tool for helping students understand the sequence and significance of historical events

Material: Weatherproof

This Jaguar Clay Stamp is a stunning reproduction of an ancient tool used by pre-Hispanic civilizations

and social structure

Larger boats were used to transport the dead

Educational Tool: A perfect addition to any study of medieval pandemics or plague history

ideal for collectors and history enthusiasts

made from clay or ceramic