Image Gallery

Altar dedicated by Marcus Censorius Cornelanus in 132 A.D. shortly before he set off from Maryport to Jerusalem to take up a new post as Centurion of the 10th Legion.
Altar set up by Lucius Cammius Maximus who came from Solva in Austria. Found in 1870.
Altar set up by Marcus Maenius Agrippa who was a friend of the Emperor Hadrian. He later returned to Britain as commander of the British fleet. Found in 1870.
Altar set up by Gaius Cabalius Priscus who may have come from near Verona in northern Italy. Found in 1870.
Building stone inscribed with the name of the 20th Legion. This may be one of the earliest inscribed stones in the collection.
Unfinished tombstone bearing a full length representation of a horse and rider.
Massive altar dedicated to “all the gods and goddesses”. Carvings of Hercules and Mars can be seen on the sides. Found in 1587 this altar was recorded in Camden’s Britannia.
Relief of Epona
Relief of horned god
Altar dedicated to Jupiter