Roman Finds Group

A forum for all those with an interest
in Roman artefacts.

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Staffordshire Pan. Image copyright Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust, Carlisle

Welcome to Roman Finds Group’s website

The Roman Finds Group (RFG) provides a forum for all those with an interest in Roman artefacts. Founded in 1987, our membership is both professional and amateur, and new members are always welcome. 

The objectives of the RFG are to promote the study, research, publication, teaching and conservation of the material culture of Roman Britain. By joining RFG you are supporting our objectives and furthering the study of Roman material culture in Britain.

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Our next event

RFG Spring Conference 2026 – Recent Roman Finds and Research from Wales and the West.

***Ticket bookings will close on Wednesday 11th March. The programme will be sent to attendees on Thursday 12th March. If you do not receive the emails, please contact the RFG conference organiser Rachel Frame rfgconferences@gmail.com*** This year’s Spring Conference is being held in association with...
£20.00 – £32.00
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13 March 2026

Become a Member of RFG

Benefits of the RFG Membership include:

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Lucerna newsletter

Two copies of our newsletter, Lucerna, each year.

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Members only events

Free access to our Zoom-ins on Finds.

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Small Grants

Access to small grants (£2000) to help with small finds research.

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Annual Prize

For the best contribution to the study of Roman material culture.

Visit our Membership page for full list of RFG Membership benefits and information about how to join.
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Why study small finds?

Archaeology is the study of the people of the past.

By looking at the artefacts from the site and arranging them by themes, such as domestic, personal, religious, military or work, it is possible to identify how a site was used and develop a more rounded picture of those who lived there.

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