Constantine the Great 307-337 AD Although he
Creates The Roman Catholic Church he maintained
his pagan religious beliefs in the Sun-gods as well.

City of Constantinople Commemorative, 330 - 335 AD
Bronze Roman coin 4th C. AD on obverse A portrait of
of the Roman Leader and on reverse Victory standing
left on ship, holding scepter and resting hand on shield

4th C. Reverse
globe on altar
Inscribed VO/TIS/XX

An awl, a tool of the Romano British Era
Used for punching holes in leather or animal hides
150 BC - 450 AD

Bronze Roman coin
Helmeted portrait

Roman Buckle
Zoomorphic 2nd-4thC.
With two dolphins

Silver Denarius of Septimus Severus, (193-211 AD).
Severus unified the empire after turmoil and civil war,
With his army, defeated Rome's most powerful enemy

Roman fantail Brooch
1st-4th century AD
Traces of enamel

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

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

A lead bead
Handmade carved

The Sestertius was the largest bronze denomination
in the early Roman empire a large thick Bronze coin

Roman iron key
missing bronze handle

Faustina II was born around 130 AD to Antoninus Pius
and Faustina I. She was married to her cousin Marcus
Aurelius in 145 AD. Given title of Augusta, ruled 146-175 AD

Roman Silver Denarius of Emperor Caracalla 198-217 AD
Caracalla, the son of Septimius Severus and Julia Domna
believed he was the reincarnation of Alexander the Great.

Roman Trumpet brooch
2nd-4th C.

Bronze Roman coin
2nd to 4th C

Roman lead
game piece

Bronze Roman coin on the front usually a portrait of ruler
On reverse Depicted an event or scene of significance

Bronze Roman coin on front - Helmeted portrait
On reverse She Wolf suckling Romulus and Remus

Roman Reverse sides
Tells story or indicates
a historic event

Bronze age socketed Gouge
The First Metalworkers where in the
Bronze Age - 2000 BC - 600 BC

Roman Fibula Brooch
Circa 2nd- 4th century

Roman Bronze coin 2nd to 4th C. AD
Emperors sometimes had coins made
in the image of their wives

Cut Silver Denarius 1st-4th century AD
Possibly cut for its silver content or
Maybe due to Plow damage

Romano-British Brooch
Possibly Celtic 1st C

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

Roman Brooch
1st- 4th C. AD

Silver Denarius of Septimus Severus, (193-211 AD).
He died in York in 211 AD & was succeeded by his sons,
Caracalla and Geta, co-rulers until Caracalla killed Geta

Constantine the Great 307-337 AD
He came to power in Britain after
his father Constantius I death at York

Bronze Celtic unit Of the Iceni Tribe 55-40 BC
Two Boar's around wheel, with horse on reverse

Bronze Roman coin 2nd to 4th C. AD
Obverse and reverse sides shown

Bronze coin of Septimus Severus, (193-211 AD)
He was proclaimed emperor by his troops
And gave pay raises to the Roman legions

Roman Silver Denarius of Clodius Albinus 195-196 AD
Clodius Albinus had a distinguished military career
and was made governor of Britain.

Denarius of Octacilia (Marcia) Severa, 244-249 AD
The daughter of Severus, Governor of Pannonia.
Otacilia Severa was the wife of Philip I, "The Arab"

Bronze Roman coin, Emperor Constantine 307-337 AD
He shifted the capital of the empire to Constantinople

Roman Silver Denarius
Emperor Vespasian
69-79 AD