Stud found in Walsingham links to East Anglia's Roman past

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A silver stud found buried in a Norfolk village commemorated the quashing of Queen Boudicca's rebellion, an expert said.
Researcher Jacqueline Cahill Wilson said the stud, found in Walsingham, may have come from a Roman horse harness.
It could have belonged to the troops who were stationed at a Roman town, now Caistor St Edmund, during the Iceni army's uprising in AD61, she said.
The stud is now likely to go on display at the Castle Museum in Norwich.

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