DD Fossils

A complete Roman arrow head dating back almost 2,000 years collected from what was the Eastern Empire. Housed in a 4x6 cm display case as shown.

Professionally collected and documented in the 1980's these floor tiles come from the Greyhound Villa in the South of England. Twelve pieces of tile have been chosen to produce a small section of the floor as it appeared nearly 2,000 years ago. Each piece is a genuine late Roman floor tile collected from the villa and sold off as surplus to museum needs in the 1990's. Comes with an information on the site, the dig and the publication in which the tiles were described.

A nice collection of late Roman beads dating back nearly 2,000 years. A variety of colours come in each collection. Collected from what was the eastern part of the Roman empire. Housed in a ~5x7 cm display case.

A nice collection of beads buried with mummies in the late Dynastic period approximately 3,000 years ago. The beads are made of coloured clay and have been arranged in a display case as shown. The case measures ~6x8 cm. A nice display and comes with a professionally printed colour identifcation card describing the specimens.

The same as above but in a smaller display case that measures ~4x6 c.m.

A very nice hammered silver flower decoration from a belt or garment dating back tot he Viking period around 1000 years ago. Each one is housed in a 4x6 cm display case as shown. Rare little items.

Delicate 500 year old fabric fragments from Peru that belong to the Inca Chimu culture. Housed in a 6x8 cm display case as shown. Rare.