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Kally wrote @ 17:38:39 @ 8th November 2010.
I would love a really good quality copy taken from the original, the art is fantastic, striking, chilling even, could this be done without compromising its conservation?
About: Helmet LANCUM-E48D73
Roman Cumbria -
vicky wrote @ 17:38:25 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief descriptions on the finds bags so exact locations are unknown.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-43EF37
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 17:04:24 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief descriptions on the finds bags so exact locations are unknown.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-34DD81
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 17:02:41 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief descriptions on the finds bags so exact locations are unknown.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-460944
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 16:59:58 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection and was donated to a local archaeologist. There were only brief notes on the finds bags so exact locations are unknown.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-474400
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 16:53:54 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief notes on the finds bags so exact locations are unknown.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-ED5B46
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 16:51:22 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief details on the finds bags so exact locations are not known.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-2E5A95
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 16:48:35 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief deatils on the finds bags so exact locations are not known.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-2EB606
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 16:45:00 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief notes on the finds bags so exact locations are not known.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-4DA3E2
Roman West Sussex -
vicky wrote @ 16:41:48 @ 5th November 2010.
This is from a metal detectorists collection that was donated to a local archaeologist. There are only brief notes on the finds bags so exact locations are not known.
About: Brooch PUBLIC-4DA3E2
Roman West Sussex -
Glenn Grieco wrote @ 13:10:09 @ 5th November 2010.
Hello, This item has been misidentified. It is actually a fragment from a very rare astrolabe quadrant much like the Canterbury astrolabe quadrant. The style of engraving is much earlier than 1500 and is probably 14th century or earlier. It is an extremely rare piece! Glenn
About: Astrolabe NMS-AD1A34
Post medieval Norfolk -
Robert Collins wrote @ 15:47:17 @ 4th November 2010.
The decoration on this (notches along outer edges), raised midrib, etc, is consistent with late Roman military belt fittings, buckles, and crossbow brooch decoration. As such, this can probably be dated more tightly to circa 330-410.
About: Strap fitting NMS-8C2CB5
Roman Norfolk -
Charlie wrote @ 13:03:22 @ 4th November 2010.
Hi,I found a pair of these brooches at Attleborough Hall in the 90's recorded at Norwich museum.. Regards Charlie
About: Brooch SF-430738
Early medieval Norfolk -
Dave H wrote @ 15:09:00 @ 1st November 2010.
This one isn't mine
About: Palstave HAMP-3D44F6
Bronze age Dorset -
Robert Webley wrote @ 13:12:20 @ 1st November 2010.
I agree - would plump for Class Mc (obverse), a 'true coin' with an 'M' reverse (so, Spink 5055)
About: Coin WMID-A15373
Medieval Staffordshire -
Robert Webley wrote @ 19:51:18 @ 27th October 2010.
Similar to Napoleonic period chape in Cuddeford (1994, 40; ref. 83), except the illustrated piece has a triangular sectioned body
About: Strap fitting SUR-7E8044
Post medieval Hampshire -
Ange Zammit wrote @ 13:06:38 @ 25th October 2010.
Hi, I recovered this in October 2009. Thanks.
About: Harness pendant LIN-D3D344
Medieval Lincolnshire -
Wendy Scott wrote @ 12:01:22 @ 22nd October 2010.
Cheers Wayne!
About: Coin LEIC-66FE07
Medieval Leicestershire -
wayne burton wrote @ 19:32:29 @ 21st October 2010.
henry 2nd.... not richard 1st
About: Coin LEIC-66FE07
Medieval Leicestershire -
wayne burton wrote @ 19:25:01 @ 21st October 2010.
mint london. VND. moneyer NICHOLE
About: Coin LEIC-6B3395
Medieval Leicestershire -
wayne burton wrote @ 19:20:38 @ 21st October 2010.
This is a class 7 coin of henry 3rd. the mint is london. the moneyer is ABEL reverse reads +abe-
About: Coin LEIC-6AFF32
Medieval Leicestershire -
Robert Collins wrote @ 15:37:23 @ 21st October 2010.
Thanks Rob. The record has been changed accordingly so it no longer reads as from the head of a key.
About: Strap fitting NCL-31BCA3
Post medieval Northumberland -
David Williams wrote @ 15:17:49 @ 21st October 2010.
This object is a scabbard chape, probably of 12th century date. The two photographs accompanying the record are upside down. They show a horse and rider going left. The rider holds a kite-shaped shield. On the right is a tower-like shape. There are a small number of similar chapes recorded on the PAS database.
About: Strap end SUSS-03FD90
Early medieval West Sussex -
Teresa Gilmore wrote @ 12:54:07 @ 21st October 2010.
This seems to be exactly the same as LEIC-77ADB6?
About: Ring LEIC-71FAE8
Post medieval Leicestershire -
David Lange wrote @ 18:39:56 @ 20th October 2010.
Hi, I believe that this is a two or three-piece Tombac button. They had a steel back and shank. Regards, David.
About: Unidentified object SUR-69EF10
Post medieval East Sussex -
Adam Daubney wrote @ 10:28:10 @ 20th October 2010.
Yes, in shape - but this type has a long life cf. Ottaway & Rogers 2002 'Finds from Medieval York' p. 2706. Given it is an unstratified find from a field producing multi-period finds I have given it a broad date-range.
About: Weight LIN-815E93
Roman Lincolnshire -
Robert Webley wrote @ 14:43:10 @ 19th October 2010.
I prefer this as a pendent hanger from a post-medieval hooked mount (cf. e.g. Read 2001, 42; ref. 362)
About: Strap fitting NCL-31BCA3
Post medieval Northumberland -
Richard Henry wrote @ 09:57:04 @ 19th October 2010.
This coin is probably class 1d, Edward I.
About: Coin ESS-F2EEF5
Medieval Essex -
DEL wrote @ 01:12:01 @ 19th October 2010.
This is a typical Roman steelyard weight. Del Kent
About: Weight LIN-815E93
Roman Lincolnshire -
jason hemmings wrote @ 22:37:07 @ 18th October 2010.
I found the same token today in bere regis 18/10/10 a weymouth farthing for the poor. mine is not in such good condition though.
About: Token SOM-695854
Post medieval Somerset
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