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          Key

          Key

          Keys with bow handles shaped like this were in common use around the 1400s.

          Object number CAER125

          Time Period
          Medieval
          Property Information
          Caerlaverock Castle
          Object type
          Key
          Tree stump from Loch Leven Castle

          Tree stump from Loch Leven Castle

          Sawn section of the thorn tree stump believed to be standing at the time that Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned on Loch Leven Castle from 1567 to 1568.

          Object number EDIN042

          Time Period
          19th century, Modern
          Property Information
          Edinburgh Castle
          Object type
          Stump
          Boots

          Boots

          Boots like this were used for working inside distillery vessels at Dallas Dhu, near Forres, Morayshire.

          Object number DHU021

          Time Period
          20th century, Modern
          Property Information
          Dallas Dhu Distillery
          Object type
          Boot/Shoe
          Copper alloy pendent

          Copper alloy pendent

          This horse harness pendant was probably part of a suite of similar items which decorated horse equipment including the cheekpiece, headband, reins, breastplate, or caparison.

          Object number CAER032

          Time Period
          Late medieval, Medieval
          Property Information
          Caerlaverock Castle
          Object type
          Pendant
          Flying fish fin

          Flying fish fin

          Flying fish, more often found in warm tropical and subtropical seas, are capable of short glides above water to escape predators.

          Object number TRH119

          Time Period
          Modern
          Property Information
          Trinity House
          Object type
          Flying fish
          Painted whale eardrum

          Painted whale eardrum

          Whalers often returned from long voyages with eardrums from the whales they caught.

          Object number TRH1908

          Time Period
          20th century, Modern
          Property Information
          Trinity House
          Object type
          Bone
          Window glass

          Window glass

          The 'stiff leaf' pattern on this fragment of green glass is a design commonly found in ecclesiastical windows from the 1300s.

          Object number ARB086

          Time Period
          Medieval
          Property Information
          Arbroath Abbey
          Object type
          Window glass
          Edward II penny

          Edward II penny

          A silver penny from the reign of Edward II (1307–27).

          Object number EDIN135

          Time Period
          Medieval
          Property Information
          Edinburgh Castle
          Object type
          Coin
          Dragonesque brooch

          Dragonesque brooch

          Several brooches from the time of Roman Britain were found at Edinburgh Castle during archaeological digs between 1988 and 1991.

          Object number EDIN269

          Time Period
          Roman
          Property Information
          Edinburgh Castle
          Object type
          Brooch
          Pole weapon

          Pole weapon

          This is one of nine pole weapons linked with the Radical War of 1820, also known as the Scottish Insurrection.

          Object number STC123

          Time Period
          19th century, Modern
          Property Information
          Stirling Castle
          Object type
          Pole weapon
          Monreith Cross

          Monreith Cross

          Galloway’s tallest known cross, the Monreith Cross, once stood at more than 3 metres high.

          Object number WHP.EC.41

          Time Period
          Early medieval, Medieval
          Property Information
          Whithorn Priory Museum
          Object type
          Cross
          Gargoyle

          Gargoyle

          Water once flowed from the mouth of this singing musician, on display at Dunfermline Abbey.

          Object number DNF/rg/3

          Time Period
          16th century, Post-medieval
          Property Information
          Dunfermline Abbey and Palace
          Object type
          Gargoyle/Drainage spout
          St John's Cross

          St John's Cross

          St John’s Cross was once the finest of all the crosses on Iona.

          Object number IONA082

          Time Period
          Early medieval, Medieval
          Property Information
          Iona Abbey
          Object type
          Cross
          Shrine base

          Shrine base

          These eight stones once formed two bays of the base of a tomb or shrine.

          Object number GLA/o/1a-i

          Time Period
          Medieval
          Property Information
          Glasgow Cathedral
          Object type
          Shrine
          Statue - Apollo

          Statue - Apollo

          Originally a garden sculpture, this lead statue of Apollo once adorned the façade of Duff House.

          Object number DUFF003

          Time Period
          18th century, Modern
          Property Information
          Duff House
          Object type
          Statue
          Statue - Mercury

          Statue - Mercury

          Once a garden sculpture, this lead statue of Mercury later adorned the façade of Duff House – along with five others.

          Object number DUFF005

          Time Period
          18th century, Modern
          Property Information
          Duff House
          Object type
          Statue
          Statue - Bacchus

          Statue - Bacchus

          This lead statue of Bacchus is one of six classical gods that once adorned the façade of Duff House.

          Object number DUFF006

          Time Period
          18th century, Modern
          Property Information
          Duff House
          Object type
          Statue
          Niche statue - St Andrew

          Niche statue - St Andrew

          This finely carved 15th-century statue of St Andrew was originally found in Melrose Abbey.

          Object number MEL/scp/13

          Time Period
          Medieval
          Property Information
          Melrose Abbey
          Object type
          Niche statue
          Stirling Head - Jester

          Stirling Head - Jester

          A full-length jester is carved on this oak medallion, part of the famous series of Stirling Heads.

          Object number STC036

          Time Period
          16th century, Post-medieval
          Property Information
          Stirling Castle
          Object type
          Carving
          Bridge timber

          Bridge timber

          One of a number of bridge timbers found in the moat at Caerlaverock Castle.

          Object number CAER571

          Time Period
          Medieval
          Property Information
          Caerlaverock Castle
          Object type
          Bridge