Roman Wooden Combs

These wooden double sided combs are very common on Roman sites. This particular example is copied from a find from the Roman fort at Carlisle (Howard-Davis, 2009). They can be produced in a variety of woods to suit, but the most common is Yew, and currently I have some very nice and ancient yew in, which has naturally aged to a very dark brown colour (no stain has been used on the example below).

(Howard-Davis C, 2009, The Carlisle Millennium Project: Excavations in Carlisle 1998-2001, Volume 2: The Finds, Lancaster Imprints 15, Lancaster)

£16 each

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