Roman Omega Brooch, Corbridge Roman Town Museum, Corbridge, Hadrian’s Wall, Northumberland.

Memorial To Insus, Son Of Vodullus, c.80 CE, Roman Inscription Stones, Lancaster City Museum, Lancaster, Lancashire

Roman Bone Weaving Comb, Lancaster City Museum, Lancaster, Lancashire

Roman Cockerel Oil Lamp, Enamelled Copper Alloy, 200 to 410CE, Lancaster City Museum, Lancaster, Lancashire

The Quernmore Early Medieval Burial and Shroud, 600-700CE, Lancaster City Museum, Lancaster, Lancashire

This shroud belongs to a poignant collection of objects and human remains; remnants of an Early Medieval burial that was discovered in 1973 on the isolated site of the Jubilee Tower car park at Quernmore, overlooking Morecambe Bay and beyond.

The ‘coffin’ consists of two dug-out timbers, and the large piece of woven fabric would have been used as a shroud and wrapped around the body. All that remains of the person, who was buried with care, is their hair and nails, which were preserved by the peat-rich soil.

Arnside Knott Ancient Landscape and Coastline, Lancashire and South Lakes

Arnside Knott Ancient Landscape and Coastline, Lancashire and South Lakes

Two Roman Milestones, Lancaster City Museum, Lancaster, Lancashire

Roman Building Stone with the symbol of the 20th Legion: the boar, and the symbol of the 2nd Legion: Pegasus. Pegasus is unfinished, perhaps indicating a change of garrisons.

Corbridge Roman Town, Northumberland

Roman Millefiori Enamelled Stud (Possibly From A Harness), Chesters Roman Fort, Hadrian’s Wall, Northumberland