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Unmask the Lewis Chessmen

Unmask the Lewis Chessmen

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Things to make and do

Make your own Lewis Chessmen

Make your own chessmen

Make your own Lewis chessman King and Queen.

Lewis Chessmen colouring sheet

Lewis Chessmen colouring sheet

Colour in the famous Lewis Chessmen from the National Museum of Scotland.

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