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Ballista balls, Burnswark, Hoddam and Shancastle, Glencairn
Ballistas were mobile horizontal wooden frames containing a central band of twisted ropes through wh
Rope Moulding, Birrens
Roman Rope moulding Rope moulding from an inscription panel, Birrens, Middlebie. Descriptio
Whetstone, Carzield, Kirkmahoe
Whetstones were used for the sharpening of knives. This example has deep scars and cuts visible in t
Bronze Boss, Birrens
Found by a metal detector, this object is most likely a roman boss made entirely from bronze. Circul
Seal Box, Carzield
From the collection of Sir Ian Richmond, this seal box was discovered during excavations at Carzield
Baked haematite pencil, Birrens
This is the remaining stub of a pencil of Haematite (a mineral form of Iron oxide) which was used as
Horse or chariot fastening, Dalswinton, Kirkmahoe.
A bronze horse or chariot fastening found on the surface near Dalswinton, this fragment is typical o
Ferrule (Pole Cap)
This ferrule (pole or staff cap) was discovered in 1936 during the excavation of Birrens Roman Fort.
Spearheads, Birrens
Two spearheads found at Birrens Roman Fort. the first of these has a flat leaf shaped 6 inch long bl
Sling Pellets, Burnswark
This selection of lead sling-shot pelelts were found at Burnswark Roman Fort. It has been sugges
Horse trappings, Birrens
Horse trappings from Birrens Roman fort. Cast bronze mounts, including two harness slides and a ter
Daub
Daub fragments, probably used in the lining from the walls of the barrack buildings at the fort.
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