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"485900","DENO-94E7C6","PAS4F294E7C001C51","SPINDLE WHORL","","","","","","","","3","Derby E7489","","POST MEDIEVAL","1400","1700","Three complete but worn cast lead alloy spindle whorls of probable late Medieval to post Medieval date.
Two of the whorls are bi-convex in section with a central circular perforation.  Both faces of each whorl are decorated with raised designs consisting of pellets and lines.(Dimensions: Whorl 1: diameter 31.4mm, 16.2mm thick, perforation 9.3mm across, 39.48g weight / Whorl 2: diameter 29.6mm, 14.5mm thick, perforation 8.7mm across, 42.72g weight)
The third whorl is smaller and more rounded in form but is still slightly convex to both faces with a central circular perforation.  Both faces are again decorated with raised pellets and lines (Dimensions: diameter 24.3mm, 12.9mm thick, perforation 8.7mm across, 33.91g weight)
All 3 whorls have a light creamy grey patina.
These whorls have been dated broadly as c.1400-1700. Lead whorls are, however known from as early as the Roman period and due to the ease of producing them probably remained in use up to the end of the post Medieval period.","","","2012-02-01 14:38:53","2012-02-01 14:59:00","4","","1","2011-09-01","2011-11-01","","","","1","1","1","1","","","","","","cburrill2","Charlotte Burrill","DENO","cburrill2","Charlotte Burrill","Lead Alloy","","","","Cast","","Complete","Fair","Certain","MEDIEVAL","POST MEDIEVAL","","Metal detector","","Ms Charlotte Burrill","","Ms Charlotte Burrill","DERBYSHIRE","","AMBER VALLEY","","","","","SK3844","SK34SE","","","","","","Horsley Woodhouse Area","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","367991","E7489_3LeadSpindles.jpg","images/cburrill2/",