British Archaeology (Fb7093)

Inked plan of the Roman villa at Newton-St-Loe.

British Archaeology (Fb7094)

Inked red and blue illustration of a geometric mosaic pattern from Room 3. Mounted together with Fb7107. Stamped T.E. Marsh.

British Archaeology (Fb7095)

Inked red and blue illustration of a geometric mosaic pattern.

British Archaeology (Fb7096)

Inked tracings of the Orpheus mosaic. Paper appears to have been burn.

British Archaeology (Fb7097)

Pencil illustration of various geometric mosaic patterns.

British Archaeology (Fb7099)

Inked red, yellow, blue illustration of a geometric mosaic pattern from Room 7.

British Archaeology (Fb7100)

Pencil illustration of geometric mosaic design from Room 1.

British Archaeology (Fb7101)

Ink and pencil illustration of stone bases and pillars.

British Archaeology (Fb7102)

Inked illustrations the Roman villa at Newton-St-Loe..

British Archaeology (Fb7103)

Inked illustrations the Roman villa at Newton-St-Loe..

British Archaeology (Fb7104)

Inked plan of the Roman villa at Newton-St-Loe.

British Archaeology (Fb7106)

Inked red and blue illustration of a geometric mosaic pattern from Room 3.

British Archaeology (Fb7107)

Inked red and blue illustration of a geometric mosaic pattern from Room 3. Mounted together with Fb7094. Stamped T.E. Marsh.

British Archaeology (Fb7108)

Inked red and blue illustration of geometric mosaic pattern from Room 3,

British Archaeology (Fb7110)

Pencil sketch of the Orpheus mosaic showing dimensions.

British Archaeology (Fb7111)

Pencil sketch of the Orpheus mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7112)

Black and white photograph of the centre piece of the Orpheus Mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7113)

Ink and pencil tracing of the geometric pattern that surrounds the Orpheus mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7114)

Pencil sketch of of geometric border that surrounds the Orpheus mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7115)

Inked drawing of stag detail from the circular frieze of the Orpheus Mosaic. Stag is yellow in colour. Stamped T.E. Marsh.

British Archaeology (Fb7116)

Inked red, blue and brown illustration of bear detail from the Orpheus mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7117)

Inked red, blue and brown illustration of lion and hind detail from the Orpheus mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7118)

Ink and pencil illustration of bull and panther detail from the Orpheus mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7119)

Ink and pencil illustration of leopard and part stag detail from the Orpheus mosaic. Stamped T.E. Marsh.

British Archaeology (Fb7120)

Inked illustrations of the Orpheus mosaic including the geometric pattern that surrounds the centre decoration. Sketch detail of Orpheus figure on the reverse.

British Archaeology (Fb7122)

Notebook of illustrations and plans from the Roman villa, Newton-St-Loe. Inscribed 'T.E. Marsh, July 30th 1838'.

British Archaeology (Fb7098)

Print, in colour (red, blue, orange), of a tessalated pavement with no obvious subject.

British Archaeology (Fb7087)

Inked illustration of grey, pear-shaped urn found at the Roman villa, Newton-St-Loe. Illustration is marked with urn dimensions.

British Archaeology (Fb8411)

Inked plan of Roman Villa at Littleton, near Somerton

British Archaeology (Fb8408)

Inked plan of pavement / mosaic at Dyer Street, Cirencester. Red, brown, yellow and black geometric and animal pattern with human heads.

British Archaeology (Fb8415), Brislington Roman Villa

Black and white inked plan of Brislington Roman Villa.

British Archaeology (Fb8416), Brislington Roman Villa

Publication illustration of Brislington Roman Villa, pavement / mosaic II.

British Archaeology (Fb8417), Brislington Roman Villa

Black and white inked plan of Brislington Roman Villa. Room No. I, geometric mosaic.

British Archaeology (Fb7377)

Bronze signet ring with bezel.

British Archaeology (E1728)

Flanged axe of copper alloy, dating to the Bronze Age.

British Archaeology (F2328)

Bronze socketed spearhead with loops at the base of the blade.

British Archaeology (F4177)

Bronze socketed spearhead with loops at the base of the blade.

British Archaeology (E1780)

Bronze Age dagger blade with notched handle plate, found in the River Thames.

British Archaeology (F862)

Rapier shaped bronze dagger blade, with two rivets. Probably from Ireland.

British Archaeology (Q3071)

Metal spade shaped object with flat bladed side and squared projection, possibly for socketing into a handle.