A Roman London Well May Have Been 'Closed' with Coins, a Broken Bracelet, Tableware and a Deer Carcass｜羅馬倫敦一口井可能不是直接填掉，而是分層投入硬幣、斷手鐲、餐具與鹿屍來『關閉』

London Museum records a late Roman hoard placed in a well at Drapers' Gardens. The layered deposit included coins, broken bucket parts, a deliberately broken woman's bracelet, stacked tableware and part of a young deer carcass; the museum interprets it as likely ritual deposition, perhaps to close the well and seek good luck before owners left.

館方明確以『likely』『perhaps』『can be guessed』描述儀式解讀；應保留考古推論的不確定性，不能把完整程序寫成已知事實。