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The Taylor Prism was made in 691 BC (you weren't specific)

It's a hexagonal prism of baked clay with an account of the first 8 campaigns of King Sennacherib inscribed on it.

HTH
Bit of a bugger they didn't make an octagonal one. Or that he didn't stop at 6 campaigns.
 
The Manor of Fulham belonged to the See of London, long before the Conquest. It was given to Bishop Erkenttald, and his successors, about the year 691, by Tyrhtflus, a Bishop, with the consent of Sigard, King of the East Saxons, and Conrad, King of the Mercians. Nor did the See of London lose possession of it till the period of the Interregnum, when it was sold.

how much did they get for it?

It was sold to Colonel Edmund Harvey (with the leasehold) for the seven thousand, six hundred and seventeen pounds, eight shillings and ten-pence.
 

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