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Spatula | YORYM-6ACFA1 |
Roman | East Riding Of Yorkshire |
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| An incomplete cast copper alloy spatula of Roman date. The spatula is formed from a single piece of copper alloy with a sub-oval section which flattens into a fantail shape at one end and a flat oval bowl at the other. The metal has a mid brownish-green patina and is worn. The spatula is 72.2mm l... | |||||
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Spatula | NMS-ADC687 |
Roman | Norfolk |
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| Spatula with short handle in the form of an acorn. No close parallel for this handle has been noted. Length is 67mm, of which handle is 11mm. Width 12mm. Dates to the late 1st - 4th century. | |||||
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Spatula | BERK-15DBA0 |
Roman | Berkshire |
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| A cast copper alloy Roman wax spatula handle depicting the goddess Minerva. The handle takes the form a three-dimensional bust and is a typical example of its type. The facial features are worn, but the recessed circular eyes, protruding nose and flat mouth are visible. The figure wears a high-cr... | |||||
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Spatula | GLO-4ACAE4 |
Roman | Gloucestershire |
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| Flat copper alloy strip with the remains of a truncated loop at one end, and a flat rectangular terminal the other. This was most likely used as a spatula possibly for mixing paint or cosmetics. Length 17mm, width 6mm, thickness 1mm. See crummy (1983, page 63; figures 1947-1950) for similar e... | |||||
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Spatula | SUR-410F87 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A handle of a cast copper alloy Roman spatula in the form of the helmeted head and bust of Minerva. The split terminal which would have held the iron blade of the spatula is broken on one side. The figure wears a Corinthian helmet with diagonally-cut notches on the crest. There is similar notchin... | |||||
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Spatula | NARC-1B5986 |
Roman |
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| Cast copper-alloy handle from a wax spatula, in the shape of the bust of goddess Minerva. The head has a helmet with large crest. The figure seems very stylised and worn, with some basic features barely visible. The face is sloping, almost sub-triangular in section. this narrows to a neck, circul... | |||||
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Spatula | HAMP-41EC60 |
Roman | Hampshire |
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| A cast copper-alloy head of Minerva from the top of a Roman wax spatula handle. The head is facing, wearing a high-crested helmet. The helmet is well moulded with the crest narrowed and with a point protruding forwards. The top is decorated with short diagonal incisions on both sides. Below the e... | |||||
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Spatula | ESS-6718E0 |
Roman | Essex |
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| A cast copper alloy Roman figure, almost certainly the terminal of a knife or razor handle. This is an incomplete and abraded flattish figure of Minerva, decorated in relief. She is wearing a helmet, the crest of which has broken off. The patina is dark brown and where parts have worn off there i... | |||||
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Spatula | GLO-418C96 |
Roman | Avon |
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| Roman copper alloy wax spatula handle, length 78mm, width 24mm, thickness 19mm, weight 53.28g. The handle is hexagonal in section this rapidly expands towards the top end to form a flat topped pommel with a moulded stud in the centre, the opposing end of the handle is flattened and expands our w... | |||||
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Spatula | BH-2EE223 |
Roman | Hertfordshire |
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| A copper-alloy wax spatula handle of Roman date. The handle takes the form a three-dimensional bust of Minerva. The head is sub-ovoid, with ring-and-dot eyes, a defined nose extending into a brow ridge, and a horizontal groove for the mouth. The nose shows signs of wear through use. The figure ... | |||||
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Spatula | SUR-2997A3 |
Roman | Hampshire |
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| A fully modelled head of Minerva, possibly a spatula handle fragment. | |||||
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Spatula | YORYM-1200F1 |
Roman | North Yorkshire |
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| A cast copper alloy spatula handle of Roman date. The handle has been cast in the form of Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom. The handle would have been fastened to a spatula and used to spread wax onto writing tablets. | |||||
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Spatula | DEN-3907E8 |
Roman | Flintshire |
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| An incomplete copper-alloy wax spatula handle in the form of a helmeted figure of the goddess Minerva. The face is quite worn but the hair is still visible on the right side of the head, with combed strands formed by incised lines. The head is topped with a high-crested corinthian helmet. The ... | |||||
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Spatula | NMS-B92844 |
Roman | Norfolk |
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| Incomplete Romano British probable spatula formed from folded and beaten sheet. Most of the round-sectioned handle is missing, and what remains is bent. The blunt edged blade, an asymmetrical lozenge, almost triangular, with missing terminal, is perforated by a jagged punched hole. Length >53mm. ... | |||||
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Spatula | NMS-0105B4 |
Roman | Norfolk |
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| Romano British copper alloy spatula with flat lozengiform blade and round-sectioned handle tapering to a rounded terminal. Probably made from a beaten out rod. In fresh condition, although the handle/blade junction is slightly bent and there is minor distortion of the handle nearby. Overall lengt... | |||||
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Spatula | WILT-9ECD01 |
Roman | Wiltshire |
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| An incomplete Roman (AD 100-250) copper alloy and iron spatula, the handle of which is in the form of Minerva, of Feugère's Type A5. It is missing part of the iron spatula blade and the object is now in three pieces (two of which are iron blade). The copper alloy handle retains a small section o... | |||||
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Spatula | WILT-06E251 |
Roman | Wiltshire |
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| Roman probable spatula, bent and now broken. It would have originally measured c.111mm. It weighs 5.9g. The shank is square in section (c.3x3mm) and topped with an acorn-shaped knop. The shank widens and narrows to the spatula end, 6.8mm wide and 1mm thick. This end is bending slightly forward... | |||||
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Spatula | NLM-DB0143 |
Roman | North Lincolnshire |
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| A complete cast copper alloy Roman wax spatula handle, probably of 2nd to early 3rd century date. The handle depicts the bust of the goddess Minerva, wearing a high crested Corinthian helmet. The back of the helmet has two sets of three circular perorations, in triangular formation, one on either... | |||||
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Spatula | BH-6D69E7 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A copper-alloy wax spatula handle of Roman date. More than twenty examples of this category of artefact - which depicts the goddess Minerva - have been recorded on the PAS database, some of which are listed below. Worrell (2003) and Crummy (2004) suggest a date of 2nd to early 3rd century date. ... | |||||
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Spatula | BUC-5B7927 |
Roman | Buckinghamshire |
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| A worn copper alloy spatula shaped object. The oval spatula shaped head of this piece of equipment is damaged at the tip. The handle has broken off just abobe the second of two decorative moulded collars. The shape of the missind handle is unknown. | |||||
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Spatula | LIN-F37090 |
Roman | Lincolnshire |
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| Cast copper alloy spatula handle in the form of the goddess Minerva. The object is in a good state of preservation although the surface is rather worn obscuring some of tbe finer details. The face of minerva is particularly worn but the general mouldings clearly show that she was shown life-like... | |||||
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Spatula | NMS-0E5773 |
Roman | Norfolk |
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| Fragment of Romano-British circular sectioned rod broken in antiquity at both ends. Most of the length is decorated with a cable moulding, partly removed, probably by hammering. Near one end a flat round moulding next to oblique grooves. Probably part of the shaft of or handle of an implement, su... | |||||
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Spatula | BERK-D56C66 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A Roman incomplete spatula (probably) (AD43-410). The blade is a pointed oval with a ridge running the length of one surface, the other surface does not have this ridge. The shaft has a circular cross-section. At the broken end of the shaft is a separate collar, which has a raised rib. The o... | |||||
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Spatula | SF-9AAE10 |
Roman | Suffolk |
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| The worn cast copper-alloy head of the Roman goddess Minerva, possibly the terminal of a cast copper-alloy handle in the form of the standing figure of Minerva from a wax spatula, see SF-3292E6, for an example from Middleton, Essex, or possibly a small figurine of Minerva, as only the head surivi... | |||||
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Spatula | ESS-C42965 |
Roman | Essex |
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| Complete cast copper alloy Roman spatula. The spatula is formed from a long thin solid shaft with a circular section, 3.74mm wide, which is now bent in at least five places. The terminal end has a blunt point, whilst the opposite end has an integral lozenge shaped blade with a slight triangular s... | |||||
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Spatula | NMGW-DED9D2 |
Roman | Wiltshire |
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| Roman copper alloy wax spatula handle, probably of 2nd to early 3rd century date. The handle is complete, although the iron blade has been lost. The handle has a length of 56.7mm and depicts the bust of the goddess Minerva. Minerva is depicted wearing a crested helmet with a depth at the rim of 1... | |||||
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Spatula | LEIC-C54388 |
Roman | Leicestershire |
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| Roman Copper alloy spatula or scalpel fragment, 30mm long and 18mm wide. | |||||
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Spatula | SUSS-AF5905 |
Roman | East Sussex |
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| Miniature bust, probably of Minerva, cast in copper alloy. The artefact is 39.64mm in length. It is likely to have formed part or all of the handle of a wax spatula; at the base is a shallow slot, which presumably was once longer (that is the base has been broke off), to hold the iron blade of th... | |||||
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Spatula | SF-3292E6 |
Roman | Essex |
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| Cast copper-alloy handle from a wax spatula, in the shape of the goddess Minerva. It is worn but in good condition and measures 54.8mm in total length, 14.1mm in width at the widest point across the shoulders and 16.5mm thick at the thickest point across the helmet. The head is rounded whilst t... | |||||
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Spatula | LVPL-6BF365 |
Roman | Cheshire |
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| Stem is oval in section with a slight hump in its profile towards the handle end. Flattens out and expands into a spatulate blade with an angled front edge. The opposite end has a flat oval area suggesting a possible attachment. | |||||
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