The set comprises a full set of 30 gaming pieces.
The pieces average 44.5 mm (1.75 in) in diameter and are 7.5 mm (0.3 in) thick.
It is possible that a lathe was used in the manufacture.
A central dimple is present on 26 of the 30 pieces.

No dice were found.
The pieces' depictions have been identified as follows.
Pieces 1–15 are made from red deer skull, 16–30 from red deer antler.
There is no evidence that the pieces were stained to create two distinctly coloured sets.
There are no unifying themes in the symbolism that would enable the counters to be grouped into sets.

The attributions below are from Darvill (1988).
Stewart (1993) proposes different interpretations of some of the images.
The set comprises a full set of 30 gaming pieces. The pieces average 44.5 mm (1.75 in) in diameter and are 7.5 mm (0.3 in) thick. It is possible that a lathe was used in the manufacture. A central dimple is present on 26 of the 30 pieces.
No dice were found. The pieces' depictions have been identified as follows. Pieces 1–15 are made from red deer skull, 16–30 from red deer antler. There is no evidence that the pieces were stained to create two distinctly coloured sets. There are no unifying themes in the symbolism that would enable the counters to be grouped into sets.
The attributions below are from Darvill (1988). Stewart (1993) proposes different interpretations of some of the images.
Gloucester tabula set