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<response><meta><generated>2013-05-22T08:56:45+01:00</generated><formats><json>http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/json</json><xml>http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/xml</xml><rss>http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/rss</rss><atom>http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/atom</atom><kml>http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/kml</kml><geojson>http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/geojson</geojson><html>http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results</html></formats><statistics><totalResults>182</totalResults><currentPage>1</currentPage><resultsPerPage>20</resultsPerPage></statistics></meta><results><result><id>496701</id><old_findID>BERK-ADC6F5</old_findID><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><description>A silver cut half penny of Henry III (AD 1216 - 1272), probably Class 7 and therefore dating to AD 1217-1242. London mint.</description><fromdate>1217</fromdate><todate>1242</todate><workflow>4</workflow><created>2012-04-03T12:18:10Z</created><updated>2012-10-26T10:10:36Z</updated><weight>0.56</weight><diameter>16.83</diameter><thickness>0.73</thickness><quantity>1</quantity><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><fourFigure>SU3992</fourFigure><fourFigureLat>51.625472</fourFigureLat><fourFigureLon>-1.438006</fourFigureLon><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing</obverseDescription><obverseLegend>HENRIC[VS  REX]</obverseLegend><reverseDescription>Voided short cross</reverseDescription><reverseLegend>[...] LVNDE</reverseLegend><axis>6</axis><mintName>London</mintName><denominationName>Cut halfpenny</denominationName><rulerName>Henry III of England</rulerName><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><creator>Michael Byard</creator><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>481. Cut Half Penny John or Henry III Y481.jpg</filename><thumbnail>376415</thumbnail><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><typeTerm>Short cross class 7, not further defined</typeTerm><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName></result><result><id>496346</id><old_findID>BERK-5C8792</old_findID><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><description>An incomplete silver long cross penny of Edward III (AD 1327 - 1377), forth issue (AD 1351-1377) minted in York.</description><fromdate>1351</fromdate><todate>1377</todate><workflow>4</workflow><created>2012-03-30T15:51:37Z</created><updated>2012-10-26T10:36:54Z</updated><weight>0.8</weight><diameter>18.31</diameter><quantity>1</quantity><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><fourFigure>SU3992</fourFigure><fourFigureLat>51.625472</fourFigureLat><fourFigureLon>-1.438006</fourFigureLon><obverseDescription>Crowned head facing</obverseDescription><obverseLegend>EDWARDVS REX</obverseLegend><reverseDescription>A long cross dividing into quarters with three pellets in each quarter. Quatrefoil in centre of cross</reverseDescription><reverseLegend>CIVITAS [EBO]RACI</reverseLegend><mintmark>Cross pattée</mintmark><mintName>York</mintName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><rulerName>Edward III of England</rulerName><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><creator>Michael Byard</creator><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>382. Edward III Long Cross Penny Y382.jpg</filename><thumbnail>376203</thumbnail><categoryTerm>English coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377</categoryTerm><typeTerm>Edward III, 4th coinage, not further defined</typeTerm><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName></result><result><id>496200</id><old_findID>BERK-47BA16</old_findID><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><description>A silver long cross medieval penny, possibly of Edward I (AD 1272-1307), but obverse is very scratched and indistinct. Canterbury mint. Partially bent.</description><fromdate>1279</fromdate><todate>1377</todate><workflow>4</workflow><created>2012-03-29T16:11:30Z</created><updated>2012-10-26T10:41:34Z</updated><weight>1</weight><diameter>18.5</diameter><quantity>1</quantity><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><fourFigure>SU4091</fourFigure><fourFigureLat>51.616412</fourFigureLat><fourFigureLon>-1.423675</fourFigureLon><obverseDescription>Bust facing (very scratched)</obverseDescription><obverseLegend>EDWAR[...]DNS HyB</obverseLegend><reverseDescription>Long cross quartering within a circle of beads, each quarter having three pellets.</reverseDescription><reverseLegend>CIVI/TAS/CAN/[TOR]</reverseLegend><mintName>Canterbury</mintName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><rulerName>Edward I of England</rulerName><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><creator>Michael Byard</creator><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>242. Long Cross Siulver Penny Y242.jpg</filename><thumbnail>376082</thumbnail><categoryTerm>English coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377</categoryTerm><typeTerm>Edwardian classes 1-15, not further defined</typeTerm><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName></result><result><id>495890</id><old_findID>BERK-1F2994</old_findID><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><description>A silver farthing of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) or Edward II (AD1307 - 1327). London mint. Too worn for further identification.</description><fromdate>1279</fromdate><todate>1327</todate><workflow>4</workflow><created>2012-03-27T18:02:17Z</created><updated>2012-10-26T10:52:28Z</updated><weight>0.32</weight><diameter>12.25</diameter><quantity>1</quantity><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><fourFigure>SU4091</fourFigure><fourFigureLat>51.616412</fourFigureLat><fourFigureLon>-1.423675</fourFigureLon><obverseDescription>Bust facing</obverseDescription><obverseLegend>EDWARDVS RE[X AN]</obverseLegend><reverseDescription>Long Cross with three pellets in each quarter.</reverseDescription><reverseLegend>CIVITAS LONDON</reverseLegend><mintName>London</mintName><denominationName>Farthing</denominationName><rulerName>Edward I of England</rulerName><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><creator>Michael Byard</creator><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>162. Edwardian Farthing Y162.jpg</filename><thumbnail>375801</thumbnail><categoryTerm>English coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377</categoryTerm><typeTerm>Farthing: Edwardian classes 1-15, not further defined</typeTerm><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName></result><result><id>495880</id><old_findID>BERK-1E92E6</old_findID><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><description>A silver cut quarter from a voided long cross penny, probably of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) and dating to c. AD 1247-1279. Mint and moneyer unknown.</description><fromdate>1247</fromdate><todate>1279</todate><workflow>4</workflow><created>2012-03-27T17:22:09Z</created><updated>2012-10-26T10:58:06Z</updated><weight>0.05</weight><length>8</length><quantity>1</quantity><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><fourFigure>SU4092</fourFigure><fourFigureLat>51.625402</fourFigureLat><fourFigureLon>-1.423561</fourFigureLon><obverseDescription>Illegible</obverseDescription><obverseLegend>Illegible</obverseLegend><reverseDescription>Voided long cross with three pellets in each quarter</reverseDescription><reverseLegend>[...]IT[...]</reverseLegend><denominationName>Cut farthing</denominationName><rulerName>Henry III of England</rulerName><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><creator>Michael Byard</creator><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>165. 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Too worn for further identification.</description><fromdate>1327</fromdate><todate>1377</todate><workflow>4</workflow><created>2012-03-27T16:36:04Z</created><updated>2012-10-26T11:01:44Z</updated><weight>0.1</weight><diameter>16</diameter><quantity>1</quantity><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><fourFigure>SU4091</fourFigure><fourFigureLat>51.616412</fourFigureLat><fourFigureLon>-1.423675</fourFigureLon><obverseDescription>Bust facing</obverseDescription><obverseLegend>EDW[...] AN[...]</obverseLegend><reverseDescription>Long cross with three pellets 2 and 1 in each quarter</reverseDescription><reverseLegend>CIVI/TAS/LON/DON</reverseLegend><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><rulerName>Edward III of England</rulerName><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><creator>Michael Byard</creator><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>189. 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Cut Quarter Short Cross Penny Y618.jpg</filename><thumbnail>374127</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Laura Burnett</identifier><width>8.8</width><obverseDescription>Unclear</obverseDescription><id>493869</id><old_findID>BERK-0BF083</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><typeTerm>Short cross classes 5-8, not further defined</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-21T15:07:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>ES.O(N...)</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1242</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>short cross</reverseDescription><description> A silver cut quarter (farthing) of either John (AD 1199 - 1216) or Henry III (AD 1216 - 1272) Class 5c - 7, dating from AD 1204-1242. Mint unknown and moneyer uncertain. </description><obverseLegend>(hENRICVS R)EX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Edward III of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T16:59:46Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><fromdate>1369</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>York</mintName><axis>9</axis><length>17.05</length><filename>613. Edward III Clipped Penny Y613.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373631</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Robert Webley</identifier><width>15.05</width><obverseDescription>Crowned head facing, quatrefoil on neck.</obverseDescription><id>493483</id><old_findID>BERK-E2B826</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>0.9</weight><typeTerm>Edward III, 4th coinage, post-treaty (N 1291-1297)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T12:16:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>CIVI / T[AS] EBO / R[ACI]</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1377</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625472</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>A long cross quartering, with three pellets in each quarter</reverseDescription><thickness>0.65</thickness><description> A silver clipped penny of Edward III, possibly Post-Treatey (AD1369 - 1377) </description><obverseLegend>(...)REX  ANGL (...)</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.438006</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3992</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Henry III of England</rulerName><denominationName>Cut halfpenny</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T16:45:12Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><fromdate>1251</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>London</mintName><filename>612. Broken Penny Henry III Y612.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373629</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Laura Burnett</identifier><width>10.1</width><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing</obverseDescription><id>493477</id><old_findID>BERK-E28183</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>0.7</weight><typeTerm>Long cross class 5, not further defined</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T13:05:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>... / ON L / VND</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1275</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided long cross quartering with three pellets in each quarter.</reverseDescription><thickness>1</thickness><description> A silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD1216 - 1272), voided long cross type possibly Class 5 c.AD1251 - 1275. London mint, moneyer unknown.  </description><obverseLegend>[h]ENRICVS RE[X III]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>CHAPE</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T16:29:04Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><fromdate>1400</fromdate><materialTerm>Copper alloy</materialTerm><length>32</length><filename>609. Strap Fitting Y609.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373624</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Robert Webley</identifier><width>15.45</width><id>493470</id><old_findID>BERK-E24505</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>7.67</weight><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T13:09:06Z</updated><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1650</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625472</fourFigureLat><thickness>7.85</thickness><description> A worn cast copper alloy Medieval to Post-medieval sword scabbard chape. It has a recessed edge, and is now bent. There is the remains of possible decoration-either a trefoil or possibly fleur-de-lys in openwork. Probably 15th-16th century. </description><fourFigureLon>-1.438006</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3992</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Henry II of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T15:54:08Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>17.9</diameter><fromdate>1180</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Winchester</mintName><filename>600. Short Cross Penny Y600.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373612</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Katie Hinds</identifier><obverseDescription>Bust facing</obverseDescription><id>493454</id><old_findID>BERK-E1C204</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>1.1</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 1b (N 963)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T13:37:56Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>RODBERT ON . W[INC]</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1185</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.634463</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>A voided short cross with three pellets in each quarter</reverseDescription><description> An incomplete silver short cross penny of Henry II (AD 1154 - 1189), struck by Rodbert in Winchester between AD 1180-1185. North Class 1b, N963. </description><obverseLegend>hENRICVS [RE]X</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.437895</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3993</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Henry III of England</rulerName><denominationName>Halfpenny</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T15:33:36Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><fromdate>1248</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Canterbury</mintName><axis>10</axis><length>17.56</length><filename>605. Cut Halfpenny Y605.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373601</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Robert Webley</identifier><width>8.7</width><obverseDescription>Illegible</obverseDescription><id>493450</id><old_findID>BERK-E17505</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><typeTerm>Long cross class 3a (N 986)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:00:20Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>[NIC]OLE ON C[ANT]</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1250</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>A voided long cross with visible quarter having three pellets</reverseDescription><thickness>1.04</thickness><description> 
 A silver voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216 - 1272), struck by Nicole in Canterbury, North Class 3a (N986) AD 1248-1250. 
 </description><obverseLegend>[hENRIC]VS  REX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>TOKEN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T15:12:06Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>20.38</diameter><fromdate>1400</fromdate><materialTerm>Lead</materialTerm><filename>596. Lead Med-Post Med token Y596.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373589</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Anni Byard</identifier><id>493442</id><old_findID>BERK-E12461</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>4.07</weight><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:10:00Z</updated><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1600</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><thickness>2.11</thickness><description> An incomplete Medieval or Post-medieval lead token. The token has a five pointed-petal design on the obverse, and a geometric pattern with central pellet, possibly representing a tree, on the reverse. Leaden tokens such as this are very hard to date and leaden tokens have been used for centuries, although the designs on this token suggest a Tudor-era date, c. AD 1400-1600. </description><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>John of England</rulerName><denominationName>Cut halfpenny</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T12:41:09Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>18</diameter><fromdate>1216</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Bury St Edmunds</mintName><filename>595. A silver halfpenny of Henry...Y595.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373522</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Laura Burnett</identifier><obverseDescription>Bust facing</obverseDescription><id>493386</id><old_findID>BERK-DEEE47</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>0.55</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 6c2 (N 976/2)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:25:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>(...) ON. SA(...)</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1217</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Short Cross with four pellets in each quarter</reverseDescription><thickness>1</thickness><description> A  silver cut or snapped short cross halfpenny, probably of John (AD 1189-1216), struck in Bury St. Edmonds. Moneyer unknown. Although it is likely that this is a coin of John (Class 6c2, N976) dating from AD 1216-1217, it is possible that it may be of his successor, Henry III (1216-1272), Class 6c3 and dating to AD 1217. </description><obverseLegend>[hEN]RICVS R[EX] </obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>John of England</rulerName><denominationName>Cut halfpenny</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T12:20:22Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>17.2</diameter><fromdate>1199</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>593. Cut Halfpenny of John-HenryIII Y593.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373516</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Laura Burnett</identifier><obverseDescription>Facing bust</obverseDescription><id>493372</id><old_findID>BERK-DEA064</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>0.64</weight><typeTerm>Short cross classes 5-8, not further defined</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:26:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>Illegible</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1272</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.61655</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Short cross with three pellets in each quarter</reverseDescription><description> A silver cut half penny of either John (AD 1199 - 1216) or Henry III (AD1216 - 1272) </description><obverseLegend>Illegible</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.45256</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3891</fourFigure></result><result><denominationName>Halfpenny</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T11:06:22Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>1.87</diameter><fromdate>1330</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><axis>7</axis><filename>588. Silver Penny of Edward III-Aquitaine Y588.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373498</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Anni Byard</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned head facing with lion passant guardant on neck</obverseDescription><id>493333</id><old_findID>BERK-DD8AB4</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>0.99</weight><typeTerm>Edward III not further defined</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:45:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>Non English coin</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>DUX / AQU / I(TA) / NIE</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1344</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>A long cross dividing legend with a crown in each quarter</reverseDescription><thickness>0.72</thickness><description> An incomplete and bent silver demisterling (penny?) of Edward III (AD1327 - 1377) as the Duchy of Aquitaine, struck in the 1330's or  early 1340's. </description><obverseLegend>EDW[ARDVS REX...]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>TOKEN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T10:53:04Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>15.85</diameter><fromdate>1400</fromdate><materialTerm>Lead</materialTerm><filename>587. Lead Token Y587.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373496</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Anni Byard</identifier><id>493329</id><old_findID>BERK-DD5900</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>1.91</weight><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:49:00Z</updated><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1700</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><thickness>2.02</thickness><description> A Medieval to Post Medieval lead token mainly unclear. One side has a possible humanoid shape facing right; the other possibly an S or pellet(s). The lead spur visible on the token may represent part of the mould into which the molten metal was poured. This token probably dates from c. AD 1400-1700. </description><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>TOKEN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-12T10:43:46Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>17.55</diameter><fromdate>1400</fromdate><materialTerm>Lead</materialTerm><filename>586. Lead Token Y586.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373494</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Anni Byard</identifier><id>493327</id><old_findID>BERK-DD3621</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>2.56</weight><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:51:00Z</updated><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1800</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.625541</fourFigureLat><thickness>3.04</thickness><description> A Medieval to Post-medieval lead token which appears to have a large "K" on one side and a large "V" on the other with a pellet between the sides of the V. Probably 15th to 18th century AD. </description><fourFigureLon>-1.452451</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3892</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Edward III of England</rulerName><denominationName>Noble, half-noble or quarter-noble</denominationName><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><created>2012-03-09T14:58:27Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>19.2</diameter><fromdate>1363</fromdate><materialTerm>Gold</materialTerm><mintName>London</mintName><axis>12</axis><filename>578. Gold Noble Edward III Y578.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373381</thumbnail><creator>Michael Byard</creator><identifier>Laura Burnett</identifier><obverseDescription>A Royal shield with a pellet at the centre of the cross within a tressure of  8 arches with trefoils on the cusps. Pellets in the spandrals.</obverseDescription><id>493208</id><old_findID>BERK-A1A934</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><weight>1.95</weight><mintmark>Cross potent</mintmark><typeTerm>Gold quarter-noble: Edward III, 4th coinage, treaty (N 1243-1246)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><updated>2012-03-26T14:56:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>EXALTABITVR IN GLORIA</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1369</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.61655</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Within a tessure of 8 arches,  a cross potent at the centre with an annulet on each angle, surrounded by alternate fleurs-de-lis and lions passant gaurdant</reverseDescription><thickness>0.6</thickness><description> An incomplete gold quarter noble of Edward III (AD 1327 - 1377) dating from c. AD 1363-1369.  North N1243-1244. </description><obverseLegend>EDWA R DEI [GRA] REX [......]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.45256</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU3891</fourFigure></result><result><id>493204</id><old_findID>BERK-A17246</old_findID><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><description>A silver farthing of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307), struck in London between AD 1294-1300. Withers W20-27. Class 8-9.</description><fromdate>1294</fromdate><todate>1300</todate><workflow>4</workflow><created>2012-03-09T14:43:48Z</created><updated>2012-10-26T11:03:58Z</updated><weight>0.28</weight><diameter>8.43</diameter><thickness>0.7</thickness><quantity>1</quantity><county>OXFORDSHIRE</county><district>VALE OF WHITE HORSE</district><parish>WEST HANNEY</parish><fourFigure>SU3992</fourFigure><fourFigureLat>51.625472</fourFigureLat><fourFigureLon>-1.438006</fourFigureLon><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing</obverseDescription><obverseLegend>Illegible</obverseLegend><reverseDescription>Long cross dividing legend, each quarter with three pellets</reverseDescription><axis>5</axis><mintName>London</mintName><denominationName>Farthing</denominationName><rulerName>Edward I of England</rulerName><imagedir>images/maritime/</imagedir><creator>Michael Byard</creator><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>577. Edward I Farthing Y577.jpg</filename><thumbnail>373376</thumbnail><categoryTerm>English coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377</categoryTerm><typeTerm>Farthing: Edwardian classes 8-9 reading E R ANGLDN / CIVITAS LONDON (W 20-27),not further defined</typeTerm><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName></result></results></response>
