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A copper-alloy coin weight for the rose ryal of James I. There are a few of these recorded at the

A Roman finger ring or hair bead that consists of five turns with one end in the form of a

An incomplete copper-alloy razor dated to c. 800 – 600 BC and designated a Find of Note of Regional Importance.

A fragment of a gold bracelet dated to c. 1400 – 750 BC and designated a Find of Note of

This papal bulla of Pope Urban V (1362-1370) has had a circle cut in the centre. Bullas with large holes

A seal matrix dating to c. 1250 – 1400 depicting a stag’s head with a cross between the antlers with

Pilgrim’s ampulla are one of the most common finds on the PAS database. This one is unusual because it is

Pius II is the only pope to write an autobiography during his reign. In it he describes Scotland as “wild,

A gold handle to an aestel dating to 850-900. The socket would have housed a pointer and which would have

A Viking stirrup mount depicting a bull’s head thought to date to the 11th century. There are 12 examples of