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At meetings we welcome the Finds Liaison Officer (FLO) who records all the finds and is the representative for the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS). This is a voluntary scheme to keep an accurate record of finds and the locations of archaeological objects recovered by us for historical research.
Cast cu-alloy strap slide dating from the Early Roman period
Lead-alloy ampulla dating from the medieval period.
Silver hammered groat of Henry VII dating from c. AD1490-1504.
Large cast cu-alloy button and loop fastener dating from the Late Iron Age/ Roman period.
A single piece of a post-medieval composite window, square in shape, dating from the 17th century.
Cast lead-alloy tank dating from the later Saxon period.
Incomplete socketed side-looped spearhead dating to the Middle Bronze Age.
Denomination: Denarius (Empire) Ruler/issuer: Antoninus Pius Reece
Cast cu-alloy bar from a now incomplete cast copper-alloy post-medieval purse, dating from the early 16th century.
Medieval iron arrowhead probably dating from the 12th-15th century.
Cast cu-alloy thimble with individually drilled holes dating from the late medieval period.
Early Roman dupondius of Hadrian dating from c. AD119-21
Cast copper-alloy late Iron Age to early Roman plain terret ring.
Cast copper alloy one-piece decorative saddle pommel.
Early Roman silver denarius of Faustina I (Faustine the Elder) dating from c. AD141+ RIC : 3 (Antoninus) 194a of AD141+ Denomination.
Cast cu-alloy fragment of a dirk or rapier dating from the early Late Bronze Age, i.e. c. 1200-1100BC.
Medieval iron arrowhead probably dating from the 12th-15th century.
Cast cu-alloy flanged axe dating from the Middle Bronze Age, i.e. c. 1500-1300BC.
Cast cu-alloy box or casket mount dating from the 14th-16th century AD.
Cast cu-alloy trumpet brooch fragment dating from the early Roman period, ie. c. AD75-175.
Cast cu-alloy short flanged axe dating from the Middle Bronze, ca. 1500-1150BC.
Cast cu-alloy rapier blade dating from the Middle Bronze Age, ca. 1500-1250BC.
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