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Romano/British
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In 55 B.C. the Roman general Julius Caesar conquered France (At the time the country was called Gaul, and the Romans called it Gallia). The Gauls fought hard against the Romans and had been helped by their friends in Britain. Caesar was upset by their assistance and decided to teach the Britons a lesson. Julius Caesar made two attempts to invade Britain, first in 55 B.C. and then again in 54 B.C. Both times the British warriors and the rotten British weather made his army give up and return to Gallia. Nearly a hundred years later in 43 A.D. the Emperor Claudius sent another army to invade Britain. This time the Romans were successful, Roman Britain had begun! |
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Romano
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New Roman/British silver coin page click here New seperate Roman gold page click here New seperate Roman military artefact page click here
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Possible Romano/British silver handle - reported as treasure to Colchester museum 11.84g, 33.36mm w x 41.46mm H x 7.24mm T |
Stunningly beautiful - Romano/British bronze razor back pig/hog offering ? red enamelled eyes - 65.56mm L x 39.9mm H 148g |
Late Roman early Saxon padlock 3 cut outs to rear 38mm L x 27.8mm H - 10.06g
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Stunning find - Celtic dragon headed toggle clothing fastener - 42.55mm L x 36.99mm H 27.37g |
Fantastic find 1stC BC Celtic bucket mount - The bird probably a raven would be one of a series used as decoration around the top of the bucket. The bucket was used in sacrifial or religious ceremonies In Celtic mythology birds were represented as the messengers of the gods
34.02mm L, 5.28g British Celtic 'Pierced Bulb' Toggle Fastener Circa 1st century BC-1st century AD. A cast fitting in the form of a pierced bulb with medial indent extending to a thick, round-section discoid terminal. Such fittings were used as toggles to fasten garments, passing through a slit or loop. Reference: cf. looped variants in Murawski, P. Benet's Artefacts of England and the United Kingdom
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Full size Roman stone phallic ornament, George III sixpence for size - 72.5 mm L x 30.71mm W |
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Romano/British bronze widget - not sure of use yet |
Roman bracelet |
Huge Roman bronze animal head mount - possible bucket or pot mount - looks like it is a bird with a hooked beak but it could also be an elephant 80.24g, 29.32mm L x 28.5mm dia
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Roman 1st
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1st to 4thC C Bronze Roman bird mount |
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Roman bucket
loop |
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Roman lock
pin 1st to 4thC. |
Silver
Ear wax scraper - donated to Colchester museum |
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Roman ear
scraper 30mm long |
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2 - Roman
ear scrapers |
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Roman 1st
to 4thC dagger handle |
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Romano/British
decorated tweezers 7.54g, 57.57mm L x 11.96mm w found by Nova Scotia
Andy |
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Celtic
brooch
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Roman Apothecary
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Roman
lead 3oz weight, 49.12 mm with III mark ref N.Biggs |
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Celtic Woad cosmetic grinder - boat shaped with suspension loop 14.5g - 45.12mm L x 9.88mm T found by Mass Linda |
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Roman bronze
lynch pin |
Roman bronze
pin head |
Roman bronze closed loop buckle fragment |
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Just cleaned up an earlier ring find by Boston Bud to reveal the initial 'Pvke' - possibly Roman from the area that produced the XIX legion ring |
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1st/2nd
C Roman latch key
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8 Scripila
coin weight |
Roman
key fragment
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Huge
Roman bronze key 56.66mm L35.47 mm w 11.73mm t, 55.86g |
Huge
Roman bronze key 41.19g, 55.95mm L, |
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Roman
bronze escution 24.8g, 56.63mm L x 26.25mm w (possibly Bronze Age) |
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Roman
bronze lock pin fragment |
Very
early bronze bead |
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1stC
Celtic bronze animal head mount |
2nd
C Roman bronze statue in uniform (possibly military) with toga over
arm - some red enameling remaining 28.87g, 52.25mm H |
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Roman
decorated stylus - loop missing 7.99g, 42.68mm L,8.05mm dia |
Roman ear
scoop |
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Roman
bronze pin 65.15mm L |
Roman
ear scoop |
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Roman
gilded fruit spoon - note the latch for hanging it on the side of the
bowl |
Roman
clothing fastener ?
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Ear
scraper shape with bowl end - could be Roman but looks later possibly
medieval 42.02mm L |
1stC
BC Celtic bronze wode grinder - suspension loop type worn around the
neck 11.09g, 41.56mm L |
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Celtic
looking lead medallion - horse has distinct Celtic syle legs with ball
joints |
Very
early bronze Romano/British dagger quillion- one for the museum |
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Roman bronze closed loop buckle fragment |
Possible Bronze age
Terret ring |
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Bronze
age casting plug 54.75g, 31.09L x 27.77mm Wx 22.00mm H |
Fragment of a closed loop Roman dolphin buckle 18.42g, 45.34mm L x9.17mm Thickest , tapering to 5.79mm dia |
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Gold
nugget probably Celtic Circa 1stC - reported as treasure to Colchester
museum and will be tested by British museum 2.17g,6.73mm |
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Roman
bronze decorated latch key with suspension hole 48.26mm L x 8.83mm x
T x 12.45mm H, 17.62g |
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Roman
bronze dagger quillion 28.79mm dia,5.12g |
Possible
Roman Twisted wire ring, copper alloy with traces of gilding remaining
- one for the museum
36.44mm
W |
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Huge bronze 1st to 4thC Roman key 48.36g, 54.94mm L x 34.45mm W x 10.33mm T |
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Romano/British
mount
38.68g,
55.64mm L x 15.43mm W x33.39mm H |
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Celtic
harness bridal cheek piece |
Romano/British
bronze dog mount - 2.87g, 22.91mm H x 11.48mm W |
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Very unusual Romano/British bronze key with rounded finial handle - one for the museum 10.56g, 31.30mm L x 12.00mm dia |
Bronze
piece decorated on all 4 sides - possible Roman writing stylus
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It's a wrist Torc but what time period ?? 23.19g, 81.95mm W x 3.80mm dia Initial feedback is it could be Roman - reported as treasure and will go for examination by the museum - returned as modern copy |
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Roman
military suspension loop with 2 rivet fixing
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Roman Military piece - Lugged baldric mount |
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1stC BC to 1stC AD Celtic bronze cosmetic wode grinder (used to make blue dye) - side suspension loop type (missing) 3.78g, 33.57mm L x 10.67mm w c100BC - AD 50 Cosmetic Celtic woad grinder pestal - missing suspension loop Roman bronze animal headed mount - unlikely to be a dagger pommel with offset heads |
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Roman miiltary mount with red enamelling remaining single integral fixing | Roman miiltary
mount with single integral fixing |
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Roman bronze helmet trim |
Roman bronze helmet trim |
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Roman bronze dagger pomel |
Roman
bronze dagger guard or quillion 24.27g, 36.91mm L x 13.41mm W x 12.72
H |
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Previously thought to be 10thC Saxon with the classic circle decoration - currently with Colchester museum - ID'd as Roman period Roman strap fitting (with ring-and-dot decoration) 4.73g, 26.71mm L x 12.57mm W |
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Roman - Cast copper alloy buckle tongue with half of it's loop broken. File marks are evident on the sides and underside. Three incised lines decorate a raised rectangle at the base of the loop - Ref Bishop 186 |
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Small 1st to 4th C Roman bronze knife quillion - 14.35mm W 13.66mm H x 10.26mm T |
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3rd C Roman spear butt – Osterburken type Ref Coulston - Drawing Roman 3rdC spear butts |
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Roman 'heart' mount Ref Laycock |
Roman Open looped dolphin buckle Ref Laycock |
Roman prick spur fragment |
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Roman Baldric phalerae |
Roman military Pelta mount |
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Roman bronze artefact 35.8g, 36.46mm W x 14.73mm H - votive offering pots |
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Roman bronze clevis pin ? 30.82mm L x 6.68mm dia 12.98g |
Roman harness loop junction - 2 rivet fixing |
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Roman 'Delos' buckle frame | 3rd C Roman 'Newstead' type lorica tie loop |
Fragment of a Romano-British protected loop terret.22.99g, 38.53mm W x 34.56mm H x 15.78 mm T |
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Roman prick spur fragment | Fragment of a Romano-British protected loop terret. |
Bronze age harness ring |
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Roman oval mount with suspension loop |
1stC BC Celtic bronze wode grinder - suspension loop type worn around the neck 51.56mm L x 10.13mm W , 12.27g |
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Roman rolled lead curse ? |
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Roman bronze pot foot |
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Romano/British bronze bead |
Roman bronze buckle tongue |
2nd C Roman dolphin closed loop buckle fragment |
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Roman 1st/2ndC copper alloy votive offering 7.63g, 39.43mm H x 5.09mm T |
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Roman buckle tongue |
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Roman open looped buckle fragment |
Interesting 2nd C Roman latch key set up |
Small Roman bronze piece - almost like a fibular but not - needs more research |
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Roman bronze serpent headed dagger pommel 23.18mm L x 11.88mm T, 17.82g |
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Roman bronze knife pommel |
Roman pin head |
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Roman prick spur fragment |
Roman oval mount with suspension loop |
2nd C Roman open looped buckle fragment |
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Romano/British bronze chisel ? 26.29mm L x26.58mm W X 13.03mm T |
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Roman lead sling shot 36.66mm L x 18.38mm dia, 62.16g |
Roman military 'universal' decorative washers - used on helmets. Ref Appels & Laycock |
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Roman harness loop junction - 2 rivet fixing |
Roman harness loop junction - 2 rivet fixing |
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Large egg
shaped lead weight with iron hanger, possible Roman steel yard weight
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Roman steelyard
weight |
Roman 1st
C Dolphin brooch - variant Hattatt |
Roman pin head |
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Roman - Cast copper alloy buckle tongue . File marks are evident on the sides and underside. Three incised lines decorate a raised rectangle at the base of the loop - Ref Bishop 186 |
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Roman knife quillion |
Interesting Roman piece - like a sword quillion - needs more research |
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Roman military hinge plate fragment |
Roman deleos buckle fragment |
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Roman mount |
Roman bronze knife pommel |
Roman military mount |
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Disc brooch found in the same area - Possibly Roman but could also be Saxon - one for the museum 23.05mm ,7.02g |
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Roman prick spur |
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Roman bronze cotter pin |
Roman handle mount |
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1st C Roman dolphin headed knife handle with suspension loop
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Roman bronze bead
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Roman lead spindle whorl |
Roman buckle tongue |
Roman plate with 2 rivet fixings - possible strap end |
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Gilded Roman harness loop junction - 2 rivet fixing
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Roman decorated amorphic strap end |
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Roman bronze knife pommel - some of the iron tang remains |
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Roman lead domed top spindle whorl |
Roman harness ring |
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Roman open looped dolphin buckle fragment |
Interesting Roman period decorated stirrup looking plate - traces of silver gilding remains- one for the museum |
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Very unusual style Romano/British loop terret 12.08g, 35.06mm L x 15.25mm W - One for the museum to look at further
'Protected loop terrets are usually considered to be Roman and dating to the late first and second centuries AD'
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Roman bronze decorated Amphora strap end 44.38mm L x 23.89 W 17.23g |
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Roman harness loop |
Roman military suspension loop with 2 rivet fixing |
Superb find - 1st C Celtic wode grinder - 'bull head' type with broken suspension loop |
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Roman lead catapault shot |
Roman strap end fragment |
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Roman bronze armour mount |
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Roman buckle fragment
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Roman - Cast copper alloy buckle tongue . File marks are evident on the sides and underside. Three incised lines decorate a raised rectangle at the base of the loop - Ref Bishop 186 |
Roman bronze strap end - rivet fixings |
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Interesting Roman piece - socketed end to support a shaft - medical implement ? - one for the museum |
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Roman decorated dagger quillion fragment - petal design 38.34 mm dia
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Roman weighing scale arm - dots indicate pound marks |
Romano/British mount |
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Interesting Roman widget - no idea of it's use yet |
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Roman bronze key |
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Roman bronze artefact - Looks like this is the bow part of a fibular brooch but I think it is a small Roman votive offering pot leg - researching it more |
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Roman bronze knife pommel - some of the iron tang remains |
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Roman open looped dolphin buckle fragment |
Roman riveted plate |
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Roman open looped buckle fragment |
Roman pin head |
Roman knife handle |
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Roman bronze open looped buckle |
These are in the Roman ref book as military mounts- metal looks to good to be Roman |
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Romano/British cotter pin ? |
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Roman bronze handle mount - 2 rivet fixings |
Roman finial |
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Possible Roman balance arm |
Roman baldric mount |
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Roman bronze decorated weight |
Roman mount |
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Good call by Mass Linda on a Roman tendril pendant she found last week in the Laycock book Fig A14.7 |
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Roman animal bronze decorated strapend - 2 rivet fixing |
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Roman buckle fragment |
Roman bronze bucket handle mount |
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Roman buckle tongue |
1stC BC to 1stC AD Celtic Woad cosmetic grinder - boat shaped with broken suspension loop |
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Roman enameled harness pendant |
Huge Roman key |
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Celtic cosmetic wode grinder |
Roman buckle tongue |
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Roman mount |
Roman hanging pendant |
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Roman decorated copper alloy pelta-shaped mount. It is semi-circular, with the upper surface having a incised decoration Broad period: ROMAN Date from: AD 40 |
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2ndC Roman tweezers |
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1stC BC to 1stC AD Celtic cosmetic wode grinder |
Huge chunk of ornate cast Roman bronze - possibly swivel harness stap fitting |
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Missing part of the Stunning 1stC BC to 1stC AD Iron Age Celtic enameled clothing fastener found last week |
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Huge Roman mount |
Roman pin |
Decorated Roman bronze finial |
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Roman mount |
Roman baldric mount - yellow enamel and silver highlights remain |
2ndC Roman fibular brooch |
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1000 BC to 400 AD Iron Age decorated bead | ||
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Roman animal headed mount - gilding remains | ||
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2ndC Fibular brooch | Roman pendant with face decoration | |
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Roman gilded mount | ||
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Roman hanging pendant - circule design | ||
C 1stC AD Celtic drinking vessel spout - face decoration 34.94mm W x 20.63mm L - 27.20g |
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Roman handle mount |
2ndC Roman fibular brooch with red enamelling and gold cross decoration remaining |
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Interesting early item like a protected loop terret - offset wear means it is some type of strap guide
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Roman buckle - traces of gold decoration remain | ||
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Roman decorated dagger pommel | ||
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1stC AD Celtic clothing toggle fastener | ||
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1stC Celtic cosmetic wode grinder | Roman bronze cotter pin | |
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Roman bronze knife pommel | Celtic wode grinder pestal | |
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Roman bronze mount | Roman bronze mount | |
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1stC Celtic toggle fastener | Roman buckle tongue | |
Roman knopped bronze pin | ||
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Roman helmet trim | Roman pin head | |
Stunning Roman mount with face decoration |
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4th Roman buckle | Roman bronze mount | |
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Roman pendant hanger mount | Roman mount | |
Roman Eagles head bronze votive offering/mount | ||
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1stC Celtic cosmetic wode grinder | Very interesting Roman dagger pommel with circle decoration on handle - appears to be broken during battle | |
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Roman enamelled chariot terret ring
This is enormous with gold, red enamelled 65mm high |
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Huge Roman bronze phallic pendant | Roman ornate buckle | |
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Large Roman bronze belt clasp | ||
Roman animal headed bucket mount | ||
1st to 3rd C Roman key ring | ||
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Roman bronze terret ring | ||
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Roman - Cast copper alloy buckle tongue with half of it's loop broken. File marks are evident on the sides and underside. Three incised lines decorate a raised rectangle at the base of the loop - Ref Bishop 186 | ||
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Roman strap fitting (with ring-and-dot decoration) 4.73g, 26.71mm L x 12.57mm W |
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Roman military buckle with integral chape | ||
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Roman 'Delos' buckle frame | 4thC Roman buckle - very unusual type with central iron mounting - seperate bar for attachment of belt 34.81mm L x 30.76mm | |
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Roman deleos buckle fragment | Roman plain loop buckle | |
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Byzantine 4thC buckle | Roman centurion mount | |
Roman bronze dagger pommel |
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First complete with intact suspension loop grinding tool we have found - We have found several of the base units Two piece set made up from the grooved base and the small grinding tool 1stC BC to 1stC AD Celtic Woad cosmetic grinder - boat shaped The grinder was used to pulverise vegetable material such as woad in the preparation of dyes. These are also known as perfume or cosmetic grinders. During the Celtic period in Britain a biennial herb called Isatis Tinctoria; was cultivated for the blue dye that could be obtained from it when crushed. This plant is also known as woad. The dye would then be applied to the skin
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Interesting Roman decorated bronze implement - serrated thumb grip like on Roman buckle tongues - needs research |
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Roman mount | 2ndC Roman terret ring | |
1stC Celtic cosmetic woad grinder with suspension loop
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Roman military mount A near identical mount is in Benet’s Artefacts second volume, page171 number R09-0403. Described as Mount (Eagle) 50mm. Spread wings with feathers detailed. Mounted on a stem. Perhaps from a military standard. |
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British Celtic 'Looped' Toggle Fastener
Copper-alloy, Circa 1st century BC-1st century AD. A cast fitting in the form of an elliptical bulb with flat disc terminals and attachment loop missing . Such fittings were used as toggles to fasten garments, passing through a slit or loop. Reference: cf. looped variants in Murawski, P. Benet's Artefacts of England and the United Kingdom, Ely,
Romano-British protected loop terret 'Protected loop terrets are usually considered to be Roman and dating to the late first and second centuries AD' |
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Iron Age snake headed finger ring |
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Roman bronze bust mount Roman bronze enameled widget - possible balance weight pivot - needs more research |
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Roman bronze mount | Roman bronze mount | |
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Roman bronze mount | Very interesting Roman bronze mount - could be a face | |
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Really neat Roman bronze finial mount | Roman mount | |
Roman bronze vessel mount |
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Large Roman champlevé enamel inlay fragment- reminds me of Terret ring size Possible large zoomorphic brooch |
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Picture at the British museum A complete copper-alloy Roman pin of probable mid first to mid second century date
Roman decorated stick pin |
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Roman harness loop junction - 2 rivet fixing | Roman bronze terret ring | |
Romano-British protected loop terret 'Protected loop terrets are usually considered to be Roman and dating to the late first and second centuries AD' This Roman terret ring dates to circa 1st - 2nd century AD. Terret rings were attached to chariots, carts or wagons and served as rein-guides. They helped guide in reins from the horses harness to the rider/charioteers hands. This particular type of 'skirted' terret ring dates to the Roman period (more specifically 1st - 2nd century AD). The terret would have been strapped to a wooden yoke, which is a pole fixed to the front of the cart and passed between a pair of horses. Most vehicles would have five terrets; four small side terrets (two for the reins of each horse) and one larger central terret, probably at the end of the yoke closest to the driver, through which the reins would pass. Unusual huge bronze pot foot - not the normal medieval type so possbly Roman - need to study my ref books |
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Roman mount | Roman bronze pendant | |
Tiny Roman lead dice |
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Unique ID: DUR-1079B4 Roman prick spur A copper alloy Roman prick spur probably dating to the fourth century AD. The spur is made up of three projecting arms with approximately 90 degrees between each arm. On two of the arms are small loops and a break suggesting one on the third arm. There is a hexagonal area in the centre of the three arms and this is where the spur is attached. The spur is cone shaped. On each of the arms there is incised linear decoration. Spurs such as this example are thought to be of a British type and have been found in fourth and fifth century contexts. Although spurs are primarily military in character it is not unusual to find spurs of this type in rural locations. Similar examples have been recorded on the PAS database: DENO-8FB8E3 and LIN-D3B115. |
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Romano-British protected loop terret 'Protected loop terrets are usually considered to be Roman and dating to the late first and second centuries AD' |
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Roman bronze mount | Roman bronze finial | |
Roman bronze dice - opposite faces do not add up to 7 |
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Roman pin | Romano/British bronze mount | |
Classic Roman mounts Very unusual Roman bronze mount - possible lynch pin with hole through pin |
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1stC BC to 1stC AD Celtic cosmetic wode grinder |
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First ever Romano/British double looped bronze protected terret I have seen |
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2ndC Roman enamelled disc brooch | Roman bronze buckle | |
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Very unusual 2nd C Roman fibular brooch | ||