Ruberslaw Hoard on display in Melrose - Border Telegraph
WEBJun 16, 2019 · LOCAL archaeological finds known as the Ruberslaw Hoard, discovered not far from the village of Denholm in 1863, are on display at the Trimontium Museum in Melrose this summer and autumn until the end of October.
Rubers Law - Wikipedia
WEBRubers Law (or locally probably more often Ruberslaw) is a prominent, conical hill in the Scottish Borders area of south-east Scotland. It stands on the south bank of the River Teviot, between the towns of Hawick and Jedburgh, and south of the village of Denholm.
Roman Bronzes at Melrose - Latest News - Live Borders
WEBLocal archaeological finds known as the ‘Ruberslaw Hoard’, discovered not far from the village of Denholm in 1863, are on display at the Trimontium Museum in Melrose this summer and autumn until the end of October!
New light on Trimontium: building a museum against the odds
WEBApr 4, 2022 · Mount-maker Richard West arranges some fragile elements of the Ruberslaw Hoard of Roman bronze-ware within the new displays. Now that the museum has reopened, the Trust can turn its focus to further unwrapping the mysteries of what happened at Trimontium, with a planned raft of new initiatives to explore the archaeological evidence.
For this... - The Trimontium Trust & Museum - Facebook
WEBDiscovered in 1863 by a workman digging on Ruberslaw Hill near Hawick, this remarkable find includes a collection of Roman bronze vessels and two scabbard fittings. Among the 15 pieces are three military-style bronze pans, one with a beautifully decorated handle, and some more unusual items: a dish, a large hand-washing basin, and a jug with ...
Rubers Law - Canmore
WEBRubers Law, on the borders of Cavers and Hobkirk parishes, is, after the Eildon Hills, the most conspicuous landmark in Roxburghshire.
Rubers Law - Canmore
WEBIn the year 1863 a workman employed digging field drains on the upper portion of the hill (Ruberslaw) on the south side, discovered a hoard of bronze objects, which were placed in Hawick Museum, and noted by Dr J Anderson and Mr G F Black (1888).
Rubers Law - Roman Britain
WEBA workman digging field drains on the south-east side of the hill in 1863, 400 feet (120 m) below the summit, discovered a hoard of bronze vessels of Roman age. These included a beautifully decorated handle of a bronze ewer, and the handles, rims and fragments of about a dozen other vessels.
Revealing Ruberslaw - Tiny Home Borders
WEBJan 10, 2022 · A workman digging field drains on the south-east side of the hill in 1863, 400 feet below the summit, discovered a hoard of bronze vessels of Roman age. These are now held in Hawick Museum. Ruberslaw is one of the most iconic landmarks in the region and the views from the rocky summit are unmissable.
Our favourite Trimontium... - The Trimontium Trust & Museum
WEBAug 9, 2021 · Our favourite Trimontium Museum object of the day is the marvellous Ruberslaw Hoard. The hoard was discovered in 1863 by workman. It consists of three Roman bronze cooking skillets (paterae), one...