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| ArtistMaker: | HORSLEY, Hamish | 
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| TitleOfWork: | ‘Gillot Bar’ - gateway (based on Roman army camp entrance) | |
| DescriptionOfPhoto: | View of entire piece | |
| DateOfCreation: | 1997 | |
| Dimensions: | Highest point: 5.5 m | |
| Medium: | Portland Stone | |
| Location: | Sepulchre Gate | |
| AtoZReference: | p.32 6C | |
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| Street: | Sepulchre Gate | |
| TownOrVillage: | Doncaster | |
| AreaInTown: | Town Centre | |
| MetropolitanBorough: | Doncaster | |
| Photographer: | Dave Ball | |
| ImageCopyright: | Sheffield Hallam University | |
| AccessionNumber: | 99~2782 | |
| Doncaster's origins lie in its role as a Roman camp. The entrance to a Roman military fort was marked by spears stuck into the ground and lit fires. This piece echoes those themes. Part of Phase 2 of Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council 'Quality Streets Project' (1997-1998). The project is part-financed by the Eurpean Community and by the Government's Challenge Fund through the Single Regeneration Budget. |
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