Digital Museum
Explore 3D models and photographs of artefacts discovered at East Wear Bay, digitally preserved as part of our race against coastal erosion.
Hod Hill Type Brooch
Location unknown
Period
Roman
Material
Copper alloy
Copper alloy brooch of the Hod Hill type, a distinctive style of Roman military brooch from the 1st century AD.
Digital Collection
Bone Gaming Counter
Roman
Bone gaming counter used in Roman board games, evidence of leisure activities in Roman Britain.
View detailsVessel Fragment
Roman
Fragment of a ceramic vessel showing construction techniques and decorative elements from the Roman period.
View detailsCam 112 Type Beaker II
Roman
Another fragment from a Cam 112 type beaker, showing different decorative elements and construction details.
View detailsWorked Flint
Prehistoric
Worked flint tool showing evidence of knapping techniques used in prehistoric tool production.
View detailsWorked Antler
Multi-period
Worked antler piece, possibly used as a tool or raw material for crafting implements and ornaments.
View detailsCeramic Figurine Fragment II
Roman
Another fragment of a Roman period ceramic figurine, showing different decorative details.
View detailsCeramic Figurine Fragment III
Roman
Third fragment from Roman period ceramic figurines, possibly from a household shrine.
View detailsCeramic Spindle Whorl
Multi-period
Ceramic spindle whorl used for spinning thread from wool or plant fibres, an essential textile production tool.
View detailsCanterbury Archaeological Trust would like to extend its warmest thanks to the following volunteers and CAT staff who have worked hard to develop and deliver this fantastic resource:
Illia Shabalkin, Mary Fenske, Alicia Allan Padilla, Eleni Padilla, Heather Miller, Frances Morgan, Heather Hanson, Sawney Hewitt.