Lead pipe for the distribution of drinking water. It is a sheet of lead that, after being folded around a wooden core, has preserved an ovoid-circular section void. In its upper part, it preserves the union of both sides of the plate, sealed in a recognizable way by means of a linear bath of liquid lead. It has an incised inscription with capital letters that make up the numbering CCCLXXX (380). It forms part of a 25-meter long drinking water pipeline, recovered in the archaeological excavation of the Plaza de la Seo in 1988-1989.
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