Iron knife with bone handle inscribed with ring and dot decoration, and knurled headed copper alloy pommel. From a context dated c AD 290-320 in the ditch at Rock Roman Villa, #Brighstone, #Isle of Wight. See #NHLE 1008304 shorturl.at/sKuOw
On display at Newport Roman Villa.
Iron knife with bone handle inscribed with ring and dot decoration, and knurled headed copper alloy pommel. From a context dated c AD 290-320 in the ditch at Rock Roman Villa, #Brighstone, #Isle of Wight. See #NHLE 1008304 shorturl.at/sKuOw
On display at Newport Roman Villa.
#IsleofWight #Neolithic #archaeology #NationalTrust
#IsleofWight #Neolithic #archaeology #NationalTrust
Newport #Roman Villa was discovered 100 years ago in 1926 and excavated by architect/antiquarian Percy Stone.
This Saturday there is free admission to the villa 10am-2pm for #HeritageOpenDays with guided tours from our museum colleagues. See shorturl.at/AEuSx
Newport #Roman Villa was discovered 100 years ago in 1926 and excavated by architect/antiquarian Percy Stone.
This Saturday there is free admission to the villa 10am-2pm for #HeritageOpenDays with guided tours from our museum colleagues. See shorturl.at/AEuSx
#HeritageOpenDays shorturl.at/32HM8
#HeritageOpenDays shorturl.at/32HM8
Excavation of a #BronzeAge bowl barrow on Newbarn Down #IsleofWight in 1931. Photo from the #IoW #HistoricEnvironmentRecord
See #HistoricEngland #NHLE shorturl.at/vFYFV.
Excavation of a #BronzeAge bowl barrow on Newbarn Down #IsleofWight in 1931. Photo from the #IoW #HistoricEnvironmentRecord
See #HistoricEngland #NHLE shorturl.at/vFYFV.
#FindsFriday #BronzeAge #Beaker
#FindsFriday #BronzeAge #Beaker
Cast copper alloy long-nosed hound figurine of Roman, possibly fourth century, date. Thought to have perhaps been a votive offering.
Reported to the #PortableAntiquitiesScheme (see shorturl.at/9fCpC) and acquired by the Isle of Wight Museum Service.
#IsleofWight #Roman
Cast copper alloy long-nosed hound figurine of Roman, possibly fourth century, date. Thought to have perhaps been a votive offering.
Reported to the #PortableAntiquitiesScheme (see shorturl.at/9fCpC) and acquired by the Isle of Wight Museum Service.
#IsleofWight #Roman
Late medieval double flue up-draft kiln excavated 1967-68 at Knighton. Produced both sand-tempered pottery vessels including pitchers and dishes, and roof tiles. See Fennelly 1969: shorturl.at/ggsvi
#medievalarchaeology #medieval #pottery
Late medieval double flue up-draft kiln excavated 1967-68 at Knighton. Produced both sand-tempered pottery vessels including pitchers and dishes, and roof tiles. See Fennelly 1969: shorturl.at/ggsvi
#medievalarchaeology #medieval #pottery
Before the pier was built, #Ryde was inaccessible to ships at low tide. In his ‘Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon’, Henry Fielding in 1754 writes ‘there was, at low water, an impassible gulf… of deep mud, which could neither be traversed by walking or swimming.
Before the pier was built, #Ryde was inaccessible to ships at low tide. In his ‘Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon’, Henry Fielding in 1754 writes ‘there was, at low water, an impassible gulf… of deep mud, which could neither be traversed by walking or swimming.
Water from wells at the engine house in Pumphouse Lane was pumped to the water tower that stood near the top of Victoria Grove, built to provide a head of water at the top of the town. Demolished in the early 1980s after being derelict for some years.
Water from wells at the engine house in Pumphouse Lane was pumped to the water tower that stood near the top of Victoria Grove, built to provide a head of water at the top of the town. Demolished in the early 1980s after being derelict for some years.
See shorturl.at/0kYow, shorturl.at/rZKhs and shorturl.at/8QqDK
See shorturl.at/0kYow, shorturl.at/rZKhs and shorturl.at/8QqDK
#IsleofWight #CowesWeek
#IsleofWight #CowesWeek
The #submergedforest at Wootton-Quarr is dated by dendrochronology to 3463-2694 cal BC with an earlier floating sequence of 268 years. Trees grew under increasingly stressful conditions due to rising sea-levels.
shorturl.at/lVxrm
The #submergedforest at Wootton-Quarr is dated by dendrochronology to 3463-2694 cal BC with an earlier floating sequence of 268 years. Trees grew under increasingly stressful conditions due to rising sea-levels.
shorturl.at/lVxrm
At Rock Roman Villa pellets from a barn owl nesting in the building when it was ruinous in the 4th century contained bones of bats, mice, shrews, birds and amphibians, giving clues to the environment in which it foraged. Report in #IsleofWight HER.
At Rock Roman Villa pellets from a barn owl nesting in the building when it was ruinous in the 4th century contained bones of bats, mice, shrews, birds and amphibians, giving clues to the environment in which it foraged. Report in #IsleofWight HER.
Old hedges, seeds, rivers, ruins, and woodlands can reveal how people and nature have shaped one another, and what that shared past can teach us about caring for places today.
👉https://www.archaeologyuk.org/resource/archaeology-and-nature.html
Old hedges, seeds, rivers, ruins, and woodlands can reveal how people and nature have shaped one another, and what that shared past can teach us about caring for places today.
👉https://www.archaeologyuk.org/resource/archaeology-and-nature.html
Archaeology can help us to understand the environmental history of places and the roles that different people have played in shaping environments over time.
Archaeology can help us to understand the environmental history of places and the roles that different people have played in shaping environments over time.