Gold and Silver Coins from the Hoxne Treasure, Hoxne, England, late 4th-early 5th century CE |
Selby Coin Hoard, Selby, England, about 180-181 CE |
Glass Armlet, Cologne, Germany, 1st-4th century CE, Bone Hairpin with the Bust of a Woman, Gloucestershire, England, late 1st century CE |
Chatelaine Brooch, England, 2nd-3rd century CE, Horse Brooch, England, 1st-4th century CE, Silver Snake Bracelet, Snettisham, England, 2nd century CE |
Copper Alloy Cosmetic Set, Hockwold, England, 1st-3rd century CE |
Gold Bracelets from the Hoxne Treasure, Hoxne, England, late 4th-early 5th century CE |
Copper Alloy and Enamel Armlet, Drumond Castle, Scotland, about 50-200 CE |
Gold Ring Showing Clasped Hands, Mileham, England |
Copper Alloy and Enamel Dragonesque Brooch, England, 1st-2nd century CE |
Punic Funerary Stele, Carthage, Tunisia, 1st-2nd century CE |
Mosaics of Cupids on Dolphins, Acholla, Tunisia, 150-170 CE |
Statue of the Nymph Cyrene Fighting a Lion, Cyrene, Libya, about 120-150 CE |
Religious Relief Stele with the Emperor Tiberius Making an Offering, Egypt, early 1st century CE |
Child's Sandal, Sheikh Ibada, Antinoupolis, Egypt, 1st-10th century CE |
Bust of a Woman Wearing Persian Headdress, probably Rome, Italy, 2nd century CE |
Funerary Relief of a Man, Palmyra, Syria, 150-200 CE |
Funerary Relief of a Woman, Palmyra, Syria, 200-273 CE |
Head from a Statuette of a Roman Emperor, probably Claudius, probably Italy, 1st century CE |
Gold, Garnet and Glass Earrings, Italy, 2nd-1st century BCE |
Gold, Sapphire, Garnet and Glass Earrings, probably Italy, 2nd-3rd centuries CE |
Emerald and Gold Necklace, probably Italy, 2nd-3rd century CE |
Amethyst Cameo of Medusa, Rome, Italy, 1st-2nd century CE |
Fabulous artwork and precious items. Amazing state of preservation.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, it's a bit of a marathon post, I still have two more parts to fit in most of the photos!
DeleteGreat again! Thank You.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteLovely,I particularly like the Palmyrian busts.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, me too they are great, going to see a lecture by Bethany Hughes tomorrow so that should be interesting.
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