Arrowhead. A small flint arrowhead lodged in a piece of wood.
description: Leaf-shaped flint arrowhead stuck in thorn tree wood. Inscription: Old label: stone arrowhead stuck in tree the result of an ancient shot, CROMAR
source: Field Collector: Ogston,Alexander Prof Sir
date: Early: -4000 Late: -2400 Period: NEO
format: stone flint wood thorn wood, knapped, L(wood): 108 mm L(arrow, visible): 10 mm W(arrow
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Cromar Aboyne & Glentanar Aberdeenshire

Watch. Small, rusty pocket watch with a melted clockface. A label is attached which says: Bracelet watch found in wreckage after troop train disaster at Gretna Green 1915.
description: Remains of a soldier's wrist watch, found in wreckage of troop train disaster at Gretna Green, Dumfriesshire, 1905. Winding knob on side is visible, glass front is molten, no straps remain. Old hand-written label attached.
date: Early: 1905 Late: 1915
format: metal glass, Dia: 32 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, Gretna Dumfriessshire

Watch. Tarnished silver pocket watch with copper hands and white clockface with roman numerals.
description: Silver pocket watch, quite thick and rounded, wound by a key and with Roman numerals. Made in Banff, Banffshire in the 19th century by John Wood, a watch and clockmaker. The back is hinged and the makerÔÇÖs name and trade is written inside the back on a paper label. Inscription: paper insert: John Wood: Watch & Clock Maker Banff
date: Early: 1800 Late: 1900
format: metal silver steel glass, Dia: 47 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Banff Banffshire

https://exhibitions.abdn.ac.uk/university-collections/document/15698
title: Sundial. Two folding brass rings engraved with degrees, dots and lines with a central bar which has a slider on it and the first letter of each month. The slider has a tiny hole in it which light shines through.
description: Portable, ring sun dial. A small traveller's sundial, early 19th century. Two brass rings swing out at 90 degrees to each other, to make an open sphere, with a radial metal slider. The date is set on the slider, the sun shines through a hole in it and on to the outer rings so the time can be read. Inscription: numerals
date: Early: 1730 Late: 1770
format: metal copper alloy brass, Dia: 55 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Kings College Aberdeen Aberdeenshire

Bull harness. A large iron collar with chains.
description: Bull jougs, a restraining harness, made of iron.
date: Early: 1850 Late: 1940
format: metal iron, W: 260 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Darnabo Fyvie Aberdeenshire

Keystone. A large, trapezoid piece of beige sandstone. Carved into the upper surface is a male figure with curly hair wearing a robe, sitting cross legged and holding a long boxy object.
description: Figure of angel playing portative organ, carved in local sandstone. Keystone from an arch, originally part of the 15th-century work of Elgin Cathederal. This sculpture and ABDUA 17828 were recovered from the ruins and kept at Montcoffer House, Banff.
date: Early: 1400 Late: 1500
relation: ABDUA:17828
format: stone sandstone, carved, H: 300 mm W: 360 mm (max approx)
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Montcoffer House Banff Banffshire Elgin Cathedral Elgin Morayshire

Saddle quern. A large oblong lump of dark granite, about half a metre long, with a deep carved oblong depression along the middle.
description: Saddle quern in granite.
date: Early: -4000 Late: 500 Period: NEO BA IA
format: stone granite, L: 524 mm W: 350 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Gateside Towie Aberdeenshire

Harpoon head. A large, smooth iron point about nine inches long with barbs and a shaft with BON ACCORD inscribed on it.
description: Inscription: BONACCORD R. LINN & CO 1828
format: metal iron, L: 247 mm B: 141 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Aberdeen Aberdeenshire

Mace Head Witchstone
description: Unfinished mace head, hole not drilled through. Old Label: ' Witches stone from Cowton near Stonehaven 1875' Inscription: in ink: Witchstone Rickerton 1875
source: Field Collector: unknown
date: Early: -2900 Late: -2400 Period: LNEO
format: stone sandstone, Dia: 60 mm Th: 35 mm | Dia (hole): 25 mm & 20 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Cowton Rickerton Kincardineshire

Sundial. A brass ring, bracelet sized, with a small loop. Numbers, lines and letters are engraved on the inner and outer surfaces and a small hole allows light through.
description: Small traveller's sun dial, brass, circular shape, mid 18th century. Inscribed on both surfaces with numerals to allow the time to be read. The ring is hung by a thread from the small loop on the outside and a tiny hole in the ring allows a beam of sun to shine through on to the numerals on the inner side of the ring. The time is read from the altitude of the sun. Made by T W Proctor, in England.
source: Field Collector: Buchanan,William Mr
date: Early: 1740 Late: 1810
relation: LEMUR:1000244
format: metal copper alloy brass, Dia: 122 mm
type: Physical Object
coverage: Europe, Scotland, North East Scotland, Aberdeenshire