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Dig unearths 'poker chip' and curse tablet

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An archaeological dig at an abbey ruins in Suffolk has unearthed a medieval 'poker chip' and a curse tablet.

Ninety people paid to take part in a two-week excavation at Leiston Abbey.

A 'Nuremburg jetton', which would have been used for gaming was found along with the metal curse tablet, which is expected to contain a message when it is unrolled.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...uffolk-28342609

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An archaeological dig at an abbey ruins in Suffolk has unearthed a medieval 'poker chip' and a curse tablet. Ninety people paid to take part in a two-week excavation at Leiston Abbey. A 'Nuremburg j

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