which was uncovered in a shallow pit in a barrack room in a position suggesting that its arms may have been bound. Further archaeological analysis indicated that it could be female. She is believed to have died about 1,800 years ago. Another find publicised on the BBC website in 2006 was a bronze and silver fibula modelled with the figure of Mars, with the name Quintus Sollonius punched into its surface. In 2020, archaeologists discovered a 5th-century chalice covered in religious iconography within a collapsed church structure. The images include crosses, angels, a smiling priestly figure holding a crook, fish, a whale, ships, the Greek letters chi-rho. In addition, the chalice bears scripts written in Latin, Greek, and possibly Ogham. Site museum The Vindolanda site museum, also known as Chesterholm Museum, conserves and displays finds from the site. The museum is set in gardens, which include full-sized reconstructions of a Roman temple, a Roman shop, a Roman house and Northumbrian croft, all with audio presentations. Exhibits include Roman boots, shoes, armour, jewellery and coins, infrared photographs of the writing tablets and, from 2011, a small selection of the tablets themselves, on loan from the British Museum. 2011 saw the reopening of the museum at Vindolanda, and also the Roman Army Museum at Magnae Carvetiorum (Carvoran), refurbished with a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Vindolanda Trust In 1970, the Vindolanda Trust, a registered charity, was founded to administer the site and its museum, and in 1997, the Trust took over the running of the Roman Army Museum at Carvoran to the west, another Hadrian's Wall fort, which it had acquired in 1972. See also Vindolanda tablets History of Northumberland Minimus, Latin textbooks for primary-school children, using stories based in Vindolanda Notes References Bibliography Birley, R. Vindolanda: a Roman frontier post on Hadrian's Wall. Thames and Hudson, London, 1977. Birley, R. Vindolanda Guide: the home of Britain's finest treasures. Roman Army Museum Publications, Greenhead, 2012. External links Vindolanda Trust BBC page on Vindolanda Directions and further details about Vindolanda and the remaining sections of Hadrian's Wall Hadrian's Wall Discussion Forum 3-D survey of Vindolana Archaeological sites in Northumberland History of Northumberland Forts of Hadrian's Wall Former populated places in Northumberland Museums in Northumberland Museums of ancient Rome in the United Kingdom Archaeological museums in England Roman auxiliary forts in England