Man's head in marble, Roman, found in the ruins of a chapel at Hawkshaw, Peeblesshire, 100 - 120 AD

Lantern clock, mostly of brass, the dial with roman numerals and the inner face engraved ANDREW PURDOUNE ATT GLASGOW, by Andrew Purdonne, Glasgow, who had charge of the town clocks of Glasgow in 1657

Silver pair case watch with a white enamel dial, Roman numerals and plain brass hands, by John Crossman of London

Reused Roman glass fragment, from Waulkmill, Tarland, Aberdeenshire

Roman patera ornamented on the bottom with sunk concentric circles, from Stanhope, 80 - 180 AD

Skillet with leaded bronze body and handle but modern brass base, ornamented with champlevé enamel in red, blue and green with a vine scroll and a wreath, Roman, from Linlithgow, West Lothian, late 1st or 2nd century AD

Fragment of a late Roman silver spoon bowl, inscribed 'TVMV', from Norrie's Law, Fife

Brooch, also known as a fibula, of silver, it is of a special type called a trumpet brooch, this is due to the shape of the head which protects the spring, it could have been worn as a pair, linked to its partner by a chain, from Ayrshire, Roman, 80 - 180 AD

Bar brooch or fibula of bronze with silver inlay, of Roman type, found in Scotland at the east end of the Antonine Wall, made in South West England, 80 - 165 AD

Roman stone altar dedicated to the Discipline of the Emperor, with a sacrificial axe and knife in relief on the right hand side and a patera with ram's head handle on the left, from Birrens

Roman votive terracotta figurine of a boar, from Burnswark (Birrenswark), Dumfriesshire

Fragment of Samian ware, from the Roman Station at Rough Castle, Stirlingshire

Fragment of Samian ware, from the Roman Station at Rough Castle, Stirlingshire

Fragment of Samian ware, from the Roman Station at Rough Castle, Stirlingshire

Fragment of Samian ware, from the Roman Station at Rough Castle, Stirlingshire

Fragment of Samian ware, from the Roman Station at Rough Castle, Stirlingshire