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Skyphos (a deep bowl for drinking wine), red-figure , in black glazed red clay. Both sides show two female figures in conversation.

Jug (described as oinochoe in Reid catalogue) in black glazed red clay, ribbed body, ribbed handle and wavy lines around neck. Gnathian

Narrow necked jug, black-figure , shows two satyrs and one female figure dancing, in glazed red clay - burnt. probably made for use as grave goods

Glass cup with rim.

Ointment holder, one of three listed together. Tall and slender, with a rim.

Ointment holder, one of three listed together. Light brown and greyish streaks in the alabaster, no rim.

Arrowhead with tang, in iron.

Head of a female (imperfect) in marble. From Olympia.

Amphora (two-handled vase) with deeply ribbed body imitating metalwork, in black glazed red clay. probably Villanovan, pre-Etruscan. Impasto fabric (pre- bucchero)

Bottle, Roman glass, greenish with a broad ridged handle and square base, found in Britain. Collected by Dr William Henderson, Medical Officer of Health for Westmoorland, who died in the 1930s, presented to the museum by his daughter. Inscription:…