Romano-British Weaving Comb

Description

This Romano-British weaving comb was found inside Victoria Cave, Yorkshire, along with other small objects. Although other weaving implements, like spindle whorls, were found there, it was probably not a workshop. It is believed that the objects were left as offerings by members of a Romano-British cave cult. Dearne, M J and Lord, T C (eds.) 1998. The Romano-British Archaeology of Victoria Cave, Settle. Research into the site and its artefacts. British Archaeological Reports. British Series 278 Archived in the Tot lord Collection, Yorkshire. Photography & 3D modelling by Hugh Fiske for DigVentures. Get involved at http://digventures.com