Spoons Roman Spoon by Rhys Williams (Teesside University) on Sketchfab A spoon just as today an easily recognised shape. Roman Scoop by Rhys Williams (Teesside University) on Sketchfab Scoops and spatula-just as today these tools were used to stir and strain food. The scoop is a very rare example made from alder. This particular scoop above is very ornate and raises the question if it is actually a scoop. Roman Bowl by Rhys Williams (Teesside University) on Sketchfab Carved and turned bowls and other tableware have been found in various sizes. This wooden bowl has been made to resemble a common pottery shape. Digging up memories and making connections Roman cooking utensils are easily recognisable. As Karen says, ‘Shapes and sizes just seem to match exactly our kitchen objects today’. Listen to... Your browser does not support the audio element. Please click here to download the file Further information Roman Dining blog by Patricia Gillespie - Volunteer Guide Manage Cookie Preferences