With over 8 million objects from every culture, the British Museum is one of world's leading national museums. But with over 70 galleries to choose from it's easy to miss some of its less well-known, yet still fascinating, treasures.
In this series of tours, we take the time to look at some of these objects and artefacts in greater detail and focus on the museum's outstanding archaeological materials in the Roman Empire, Roman Britain and early Britain and Europe galleries.
Including Basse-Yutz flagons, the Snettisham gold torque and the Battersea Shield.
Including the Portland Vase, bronze and marble busts, and material from Pompeii.
Including the Vindolanda writing tablets, the late Roman hoards of silver, the Hinton St Mary mosaic and the Lullingstone paintings.