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Date Made/Found: 43-400
Material and Medium: Copper Alloy
Dimensions: 260 x 140 x 68
Place Object Found: Fiskerton
Department: Archaeology
Accession Number: J1901.47
The Romans brought their gods and mythology to Britain but British culture and religion also influenced the Romans. Often a combination of Roman and British gods were worshipped together.

This shallow metal bowl, called a patera, was used for offerings during religious rituals. These rituals would often take place at an altar. The handle is decorated with a floral design and stamped 'FLORVS F’.
Display Location: Weston Park Museum

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