14th century representation of a peasant figure which was originally from the Lady Chapel at Ely Cathedral. The glass can be viewed in the Stained Glass Museum which is based at Ely Cathedral. 📸 My own. #StainedGlassSunday #elycathedral

Part of the Midmar Recumbent Stone Circle in Aberdeenshire. The Bronze Age circle stands within the churchyard of Midmar Parish Church. 📸 My own. #StandingStoneSunday #Prehistory #Archaeology #Aberdeenshire

Remains of the Roman amphitheater at Chester. The amphitheater could sit around 7000 spectators and was the largest in Britain. Only two fifths of the site are currently visible. 📸 My own. #RomanSiteSaturday #Chester

Prehistoric cup and ring carvings at Whitehill Farm, near Faifley in West Dunbartonshire. 📸 My own. #RockArt #Prehistory #Archaeology #WestDunbartonshire

All Saints Church at Brixworth in Northamptonshire - the largest and most complete Anglo-Saxon church in the country. The original church was founded in 675 AD, with most of the present building dating from the 8th and 9th centuries. 📸 My own. #SteepleSaturday #Brixworth

The Arthurlie Cross at Barrhead in East Renfrewshire. Dating to sometime between the 9th and 11th centuries, the cross-shaft is a product of the early medieval kingdom of Strathclyde. 📸 My own #StandingStoneSunday #ArthurlieCross #Strathclyde

A lovely oil lamp from Roman Cirencester (Corinium) with its lion motif. Now part of the collections at Corinium Museum in Cirencester. 📸 My own. #RomanBritain #Cirencester

A surviving 14th century roof boss from Elgin Cathedral in Moray - possibly a self portrait of the mason. The boss is part of the carved stones exhibition at the Cathedral. 📸 My own. #SundayStonework #ElginCathedral

Looking east onto Milecastle 39 - a fortlet on Hadrian’s Wall, located to the northeast of Once Brewed in Northumberland. 📸 My own. #RomanSiteSaturday #HadriansWall #RomanBritain #Northumberland