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A copper-alloy and lead Roman steelyard weigh in the form of a double head. The two faces opposite each other could

As this key is 285mm long and weighs over 500g, it is not thought to have been used to operate

Copper-alloy chain of uncertain date, but possibly Roman or early-medieval. Some gilding survives within each of the grooves on all

A late Bronze age (c. 1000 – 700 BC) axehead which still has a portion of wood within the socket. The retention

The pendant depicts three lions passant gardant (on all fours with one front paw raised) holding a broad sword on

The chape is formed from a folded piece of sheet metal which has been shaped to resemble a bird. It

A late Medieval copper alloy plate engraved with an IHC Christogram. IHC denote the first three letters of the Greek

The heart shaped lid of a Roman seal box thought to date from 100 – 300 AD. Although now in

Although uncertain, this is thought to be a Roman figurine of Priapus. It has an even surface patina, which may