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Collections > Archaeology

See objects up to 6,000 years old which have been found in digs in County Durham - cup and ring marked stones, a Bronze Age hoard and graffiti from Binchester Roman fort.

Cooking Pot

Collection: Archaeology

This cooking pot is medieval, and was excavated from Barnard Castle. It has been partially reconstructed but pieces are missing. view details

Pipkin

Collection: Archaeology

This medieval pottery pipkin was excavated from Barnard Castle. view details

Jug

Collection: Archaeology

This partially reconstructed medieval pottery jug was excavated from Barnard Castle. view details

Jug

Collection: Archaeology

This jug was excavated from Barnard Castle. It is medieval and is almost complete. view details

Jug

Collection: Archaeology

This mediaval pottery jug was excavated from Barnard Castle. view details

Cooking Pot

Collection: Archaeology

Most of the rim is missing from this medieval cooking pot. It was excavated from Barnard Castle. view details

Bellarine Jug

Collection: Archaeology

This small fragment of medieval pottery was part of a Bellarine jug. It was excavated from Barnard Castle. view details

Stoneware

Collection: Archaeology

Fragments of medieval stoneware excavated from Barnard Castle. view details

Hot Room Reconstruction

Collection: Archaeology

This reconstruction shows a slice through a heated Roman room. It uses techniques found in different sites to show how Roman bath houses were kept warm from below,... view details

Face Pot

Collection: Archaeology

Human faces are often found on Roman pottery, some of these containers contained cremations. This example is fairly unusual as the pot is quite large and detailed.... view details