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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.
Spoon
Roman spoon made of silver. It is complete and in good condition with some decoration on the handle. view details
Shield Boss
This Roman shield boss was discovered in a building destroyed by fire. The wood attached to it is from the building it was in. It is made of metal and would have... view details
Lion Head
A small Roman lion head made of pottery (mortaria). The pot itself has been broken and is incomplete, though the head of the lion is in good condition. This was... view details
Upper Quern Stone
Top stone of a quern or hand-mill used for grinding corn. view details
Dragonesque Brooch
The style of this brooch is known as 'dragonesque' due to its shape. It is made of silver and was found at Binchester Roman Fort, although the style is closer to... view details
Carved Fragment
Decorative carved fragment. Possibly part of a 'piscina', a religious container. view details
Pottery Fragment
Fragment of green glazed medieval pottery. Found at the Castle in Barnard Castle. view details