If These Pots Could Talk

How to use this site:

Roll over the exhibit wall to the left with your mouse. Try aiming for the cases on the walls.

Text will appear.

To move ahead you can use the ahead arrow button or you can click a case that intrests you.

Of all the Britons the inhabitants
of Kent are by far the most civilized.

Julius Caesar,
De Bello Galico, 54 B.C.

Roll over the exhibit case to the left with your mouse. Try aiming for the specific objects in the cases.

Museum identification labels will appear for each object.

10. Tazza or incense burner, white ware. Probably Rhineland, Germany, ca. 120–160 A.D.

1. Jar, earthenware. Upchurch, ca. 50 A.D.

9. Pitcher, white ware. Probably Rhineland, Germany, ca. 120–160 A.D.

8. Pitcher, pink-bodied earthenware. Upchurch, ca. 60–130 A.D.

7. Storage jar, earthenware. Upchurch, second century A.D.

6. Toy barrel, earthenware. Upchurch, probably first century A.D.

5. Cup, hand-shaped earthenware. First or second century A.D.

4. Dish, burnished earthenware. Upchurch, ca. 100–140 A.D.

2. Jar, earthenware. Upchurch, ca. 80–100 A.D.

3. Beaker, wheel-decorated earthenware. Upchurch, ca. 80–100 A.D.

Throughout the exhibit you will see an ahead arrow and the Guide button. The Guide button brings you to the figure page where you can access different sections of the site.