Decorated steatite cup from Binney Craig

Sandstone cup ribbed on the outside, from Breckigoe, Thrumster, Caithness

Cup of steatitic stone, with remains of handle and ornamented with incised lines, from a 'Pict's House', Knockargity, Aberdeenshire

Cup of greenstone, with short handle, from Gallow-flat, Rutherglen, Lanarkshire

Cup of schist from Meikle Ussie House

Broken cup of stone from Bellvanrock Quarry, Broxburn, West Lothian

Mortar-like stone vessel forming a small basin, formerly believed capable of effecting miraculous cures, from Cladh Chrisoid, Harris, Inverness-shire

Fragment of glass, from Fendom Sands, Tain, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland

Cauldron ring handle, one of a hoard of forty four bronze items consisting of the ring of a large cauldron and fragments of spearheads, swords and dagger blades, from Duddingston Loch

Vessel of cast bronze from Balmashanner

Cauldron formed of thin plates of bronze riveted together, from Kincardine Moss, 600 - 400 BC

Copper alloy tankard handle decorated with bosses in the centre, from Carlingwark Loch, Kirkcudbrightshire, 80 - 200 AD

Steatite urn with a cremation deposit, from a cist excavated by James Farrar M.P. at Stennis [Stenness], Orkney

Glass vessel, possibly a drinking bowl, from a burial at Airlie, Angus, 150 - 250 AD

Necklace of eleven glass beads of Anglo-Saxon type and part of a hollow rim of a glass vessel, from Hound Point, Dalmeny

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