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What impact did Roman invasion have in Kirklees?
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A colour photograph of a Roman ceramic head fragment placed on a light grey background. The terracotta head depicts a human face with faintly sculpted features and traces of paint on the surface. To the left of the object is a transparent plastic ruler marked in centimetres and inches for scale; the head is about 9 centimetres long. The head appears weathered and broken at the neck, indicating it was once part of a larger figure or statue. Below the artefact is a white label with the handwritten accession number for museum cataloguing. Add to board
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Ceramic Head from Slack

A ceramic head with painted features, recovered from Slack.

Image © Kirklees Museums and Galleries