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A gold ring dating to about 1650 – 1750 with the curious inscription LIVE FITT TO DYE D:B. Given it

A mount in the form of the head of Faunus, the Roman equivalent of the Greek god Pan. He was

A c. 2nd century AD Roman chatelaine (toilet set hanger) in the form of two horse heads. The two lower

A seal matrix that dates to the second half of the 13th century that has been designated a Find of

A 15th century gold ring with the inscription “Je le veul” in medieval French. It’s a love motto meaning something

This penannular brooch dates to the first century BC or AD. The type is quite rare and it has been designated a Find

This copper-alloy object has been designated a Find of Note of National Importance. Urness style It has a high-relief decoration

Probably part of a Thomas Class F strap end which is common in Viking-age Dublin. It is a Find of Note