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Chain links

Of unknown function, this chain could have been used to suspend a cooking pot.

Object number CAER155

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Chain

Comb

This birch wood comb was recovered from the moat during excavations at Caerlaverock Castle, Dumfries and Galloway, between 1955 and 1966.

Object number CAER176

Time Period: Late medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Comb

Leather fragment

Decorated with embossed animals and foliage, possibly the cover for a small flask or vial.

Object number CAER423

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Leather

Scabbard fragment

This scabbard is made of leather, folded over and stitched along its edge.

Object number CAER456

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Scabbard

Jug

This handled jug with a pinched spout was recovered from the moat during archaeological excavations at Caerlaverock castle between 1955 and 1966.

Object number CAER522

Time Period: 16th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Jug

Jug

This handled jug with a pinched spout was recovered from the moat during archaeological excavations at Caerlaverock castle between 1955 and 1966.

Object number CAER524

Time Period: 16th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Jug

Jug

This handled jug with a pulled spout and strap handle was recovered from the moat during archaeological excavations at Caerlaverock castle between 1955 and 1966.

Object number CAER527

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Jug

Funerary helmet

From the tomb of Sir Robert Montgomerie at Skelmorlie Aisle who ordered the laird’s loft and monumental tomb to be built at Skelmorlie Aisle, Largs, in 1636.

Object number SKA001

Time Period: 17th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Skelmorlie Aisle

Object type: Mort helmet/Helmet

Statue of St Triduana

Wooden statue of St Triduana holding a thorn on which her eyeball is impaled.

Object number TRID001

Time Period: 20th century, Modern

Property Information: St Triduana's Chapel

Object type: Statue

Ballaun stone

The hollows worn into this stone suggest that this is a balluan stone.

Object number KMD010

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Ballaun stone

Cross slab

This stone is a flat slab carved only on one face, so it may well have been meant to lie recumbent, perhaps over a grave.

Object number KMD011

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Cross slab

Consecration stone

This carving depicts a hammer-headed cross as indicated by the position of the circular boss at the centre.

Object number KMD012

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Consecration stone

Figure

Figure from King's Fountain, Linlithgow Palace.

Object number LLP/o/39

Time Period: 16th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Linlithgow Palace

Object type: Fountain

Knife

Knives were not just for cutting food but for eating it, too.

Object number CAER616

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Knife

Lower part of cross shaft

Lower part of a tall narrow cross shaft.

Object number WHP.EC.03

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Cross

Cross

This disc-headed cross with stopped-plait interlace is typical of a style of carving that was emerging in the Whithorn area in the late 900s and 1000s.

Object number WHP.EC.07