Silver denarius of Emperor Domitian last of the 12 Caesars Reverse with she wolf suckling Romulus and Remes
81 to 96 AD

Celtic silver Stater with Celtic chieftan Tincommius portrait. Tincommius Joint ruler of the Atrebates Celtic tribe 25-20 BC

Roman Ring 1st-3rd C.
ToT- the whole, so many, all

Roman Key Bow 1st - 3rd Century AD
Relic With Nice brown patina

Claudius Emperor 41-54 AD
Roman Sestertius coin

Salonina wife of Gallienus,
253-268 AD Silver Denarius

A Celtic Coin, Silver unit of Iceni Tribe
Obv. Boar and on Reverse Horse with pellets

Roman Dice called Tesserae
1st to 3rd century AD

Silver Denarius of Septimus Severus, (193-211 AD).
A 3rd C Black Roman Emperor who rebuilt and restored
Hadrian's Wall and gave Britain a century of Peace.

Roman Republicana Denarius Dating: Rome 134 BC
Helmeted head of Rome, on Reverse Victory in biga right
Moneyer: Marcus Marcius son of Mneius, Rome Mint.

Gallienus Antoninianus (A.D. 253-268) Bronze Roman coin.
Gallienus jointly ruled with father Emperor Valerian

Gallienus (A.D. 253-268) Roman Silver Denarius
Some silver coinage had by this time reached the point
where the "silver" coins were essentially bronze.

Romano-British copper alloy
Disc Brooch 3rd century

Severus II Roman Bronze coin 4th century AD
Time in the ground and farm fertilizers sometimes
degrade the images of these ancient bronze coins

Romano-British copper alloy
Brooch Possibly 1st century

Bronze Celtic Coin
Of the Iceni Tribe
Horse with pellets

Emperor Hadrian (A.D. 117-138) Roman Silver Denarius
Built Hadrian's Wall "to separate Romans from Barbarians"

Augustus (31 B.C. - 14 A.D.)
First Roman Emperor
2nd of 12 Caesars

Faustina (The Elder) Wife
Emperor Antoninus Pius
Bronze Dupondius 130AD

Emperor Flavius Julius Constans, became a Caesar 333 AD.
Bronze Coin, Ruled from 9 Sep 337 to 19 Jan 350 AD.
Obverse: Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
Reverse: Gloria Exercitvs, two soldiers flanking standard.

Roman Republican Denarius
Quadriga 4 Horse Chariot
Reverse side

Caesar Carinius 283-285 AD
Antaninenus Bronze coin
With (silver wash)

Celtic Iceni tribe Gold quarter stater mid 1st century BC
Irstead type Hatched box with wreaths at sides
Reverse: Horse with Crescent moon

Sesertius w/seated figure
Evolved into Britana seated
Found on many English coins

Large Roman Dupondius

Silver Denarius of Vespasian 69-79 AD
Commanded forces which invaded Britain
under Emperor Claudius

Emperor Constans 337 AD
Leading a captive

Roman Zoomorphic brooch
In the shape of a Duck 1st C

Roman bronze coin
Frount and reverse

Iron Age Celtic coin
Horse with Pellets

Silvered Antoninianus of
Severina wife of Aurelian,
Roman Empress 274-275 AD

Bronze Antoninianus of Marcus Aurelius Probus
He Brought great peace and prosperity to the empire
Tragically mutinous soldiers murdered him. 276-282 AD

Bronze Roman 1st C AD
T Shape Dolphin brooch
With nice green patina

Bronze Roman coin
2nd to 4th C

Bronze Roman coin 1st- 4th C
Showing obverse and reverse

Roman ReverseType:
She Wolf suckling
Romulus and Remus

Hadrian Dupondius coin
117-138 AD

Hadrian Silver Denarius 117-138 AD
Know for Hadrian's Wall which
ran across the whole width of Britain

Bronze age Axe Head
Fragment (Tip)
2000- 500 BC

Roman bronze coin
Vespasian 69-79 AD

Bronze Roman coin 1st- 4th C
Showing obverse and reverse

Roman bronze coin
Constans 337-350 AD

Roman fly brooch
1st -3rd century

Silver Denarius of Trajan 98-117 AD
A brilliant general and administrator
proclaimed emperor by the aging Nerva

Constantine the Great
307-337 AD

Bronze Roman coin
2nd to 4th C

Bronze Roman coin 3rd- 4th C
Showing obverse and reverse

Roman Reverse Type:
Victory standing

Bronze Roman coin
3rd- 4th C

Celtic Iceni tribe silver unit, mid 1st century BC
Ecen symbol type two opposed crescents
Running Horse on reverse

Roman Fibula Brooch
Circa 2nd- 4th century

Bronze Roman 2nd-4th Century AD
Obverse and reverse sides shown

Bronze Roman 3rd-4th Century AD
Reverse with winged victory

The Reverse of a
Bronze Roman coin

Silver Denarius of Antoninus Pius 138-161 AD
Adopted as Emperor Hadrian's heir in 138 AD
His reign was long and peaceful a Golden Age
of tranquility and prosperity

Roman Fantail brooch
1st -3rd century AD
Traces of red enamel

Celtic Fibula brooch
Worn to secure an
item of clothing

Roman Seal Ring and seal impression
Roman numeral one with pine trees

Roman Brooch
1st-4th century AD
Nice green patina

Zoomorphic animal head - Side and top views
Both the Celtic and Roman people made items
Shaped or rendered from animals

Bronze Roman 2nd-4th Century AD
Obverse and reverse sides shown