Part of a
Iron Age
Spear Tip

Roman Headstud Brooch with ornate design
Zoomorphic in nature showing three views

Celtic Terret ring
Used on carts & chariots
as rein guides

Roman Silver Antoninianus worth twice that of a Denarius
But only had about 1 1/2 of the denarius's silver content
The Antoninianus was introduced by Emperor Caracalla

A CONSTANTINOPOLIS commemorative coin 330 - 333 A.D.
On obverse helmeted bust left in imperial cloak and holding
scepter across left shoulder. Reverse, Victory holding scepter
With foot on a ships prow resting hand on a shield

A Barbarous Radiate (AKA) an Ancient Forgery or
Counterfeit, of a Silver Denarius of Geta with a horse.
Back then it would of had a silver wash to appear as real

Roman Silver Siliqua worth 1/24 of a Gold Solidus
A silver coin introduced by Emperor Constantine

Roman Plate Brooch
Hod hill type

Complete cast bronze Middle Bronze Age palstave axe
Most likely in use 1400 - 1200 BC

A Roman Brooch
Decorative T- Shaped