Silchester

9 objects

Thumbnail	Name	2D/3D	Digitised	Audio
	Plan of Silchester bath complex	2D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Various beads	2D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Jet hairpin	3D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Hare brooch	3D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Iron razor with ivory handle, buried in leather pouch	2D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Toilet set	3D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Pendant in the shape of a fly	2D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Copper ring	2D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY
	Acorn pendant	2D	Digitisation available Digitisation License: CC-BY	Audio license: CC-BY

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Tags

silchester; roman city; calleva atrebatum
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License(s)

CC-BY

This collection tells us about the objects used by the people the Roman city of Silchester, a.k.a. Calleva Atrebatum in Britannia. The artefacts were chosen by Katherine Barnes during her studies at University of Reading, where she excavated at Silchester, in consultation with Silchester's Directors, Dr Amanda Clarke & Prof. Michael Fulford.