An unusual pair of Roman bronze vessels from Stoneywood, Aberdeen, and other Roman finds from north-east Scotland

Neil G W Curtis (Author)

Fraser Hunter (Author)

D Ingemark (Contributor)

M O'Neil (Contributor)


Keyword(s):
Bronze Vessels, Marischal Museum, Rev John Skinner
Location(s):
Stoneywood; Aberdeen; Scotland; UK
Period(s):
Roman

Abstract


The provenance of two Roman bronze vessels in the collections of Marischal Museum has recently been discovered in the journal of Rev John Skinner’s 1825 Northern Tour. The reliability of this source is discussed, alongside a consideration of the antiquarian networks of the time. The vessels comprise a dipper and strainer set: unusually, the strainer is unfinished, and possible implications of this are considered. An Appendix catalogues other, mostly unpublished, Roman material from north-east Scotland in the Marischal Museum.

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Published
30-11-2007
How to Cite
Curtis, N., Hunter, F., Ingemark, D., & O’Neil, M. (2007). An unusual pair of Roman bronze vessels from Stoneywood, Aberdeen, and other Roman finds from north-east Scotland. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 136, 199-213. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.136.199.213
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