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Glass fragment, Birrens

A fragment of clear cut glass from Birrens Roman Fort. The surviving section is composed of the rim

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Glass Fragments, Birrens

A selection of glass fragments found at the site of Birrens Roman Fort. A large quantity of this mat

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Mortarium, Carzield

A large shallow dish which has been reconstructed into a vessel using nine sherds. The majority of t

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Patera Cooking Pot, Durisdeer

A bronze cooking pot (known as a patera) with a plain bowl, tin interior, and a flat base. The pot h

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Bush clearing Axehead

Discovered during an excavation of the Roman Fort of Carzield in 1931, this axehead was used primari

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Fragments of Pottery, Barburgh Hill

Fragments of native pottery, Barburgh Mill, Closeburn. These were found in the area of Barburgh Mill

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Saddle Quern Stone

This saddle quern stone, discovered near Birrens Roman Fort, was used in the production of food.

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Mortaria shards,Glenlochar

Mortaria were bowls with a rough surface used for grinding cereals and other food. Due to this roug

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Black-burnished ware shards

Found on excavation near Barburgh Mill, this type of pottery was produced in Dorset and found at Rom

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Mortaria fragments, Glenlochar

Mortaria were bowls with a rough surface used for grinding cereals and other food. Due to this roug

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Buckle and needle fragments

Two finds from Luce Sands; the buckle is thought to be Roman on the basis of its shape.

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Head of Roman brooch

Found by a metal detector near Galiston, this Roman Fibula Brooch is T-shaped in design, and has unf

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