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| Lamp with disk foot, squat globular body, vertical rim, broad sunken disk sloping gently to large fill hole. Large fluked nozzle and wick hole. Vertical strap handle attached to rim, max. diam. Fine cooking ... Early Roman |
| Lamp with string-cut disk foot, rounded biconical body, tapering to horizontal lip surrounded by broad groove, moderate fill hole. No lug. Lonog nozzle, round in section, with blunt tip, largte wick hole ... Hellenistic |
| Lamp with base ring, flaring echinoid body, angular shoulder, flat rim set well in from shoulder, framed by ring, edge of shallow disk with channel with large wick hole to nozzle, long nozzle, large wick ... 6th c. |
| Straight flaring body to junction with dish. Straight flaring dish wall to slightly everted rim folded inwards to create a raised ridge inside to receive a lid. Broad, vertical loop handle, with flattened ... mid 10th century (Guy Sanders) |
| Bronze fork with two long tines, rhomboidal in section and tapering to a point, joined to the handle by a horseshoe-shaped element. Bipartite handle with lower section comprised of polyhedric section (L ... Late 11th to end of 12th century? |
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