Victorian-Era School Slate with Children's Drawings Discovered in London Excavation
Archaeologists have uncovered a reusable writing slate from the Victorian period that retains markings made by children. The artifact was discovered during excavations at a development site in London, where it was found with additional materials related to students' educational activities and recreation. This find provides tangible evidence of childhood experiences and educational practices during the 19th century.
Key facts
- A Victorian-era school slate with children's scribbles was unearthed
- The discovery occurred at a development site in London
- Additional artifacts related to schoolwork and play were found alongside the slate
- The slate is reusable and retains original markings
- The find offers insight into 19th-century education and childhood
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Locations
- London