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	Jetton	FAHG-A78D56	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Rose/orb jetton in reasonably good condition. The jetton is very slightly dished so that on the reverse the central motif is on the outside of the curve and is therefore worn. The inscriptions are very clear. Hanns Krauwinckel II, working 1586-1635; reverse inscription, HEIT ROTT MORGEN DOTT (T...
	Vessel	FAHG-024EE3	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Body sherd from a large storage jar, made from Glazed Red Earthenware. It has a band of impressed crescent decoration, similar to that on Jennings 1981 no. 1258, but running the other way; the points of the crescents are to the left. Part of a groove above the band of crescents also survives. I...
	Coin	SF-F7EF67	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json

	Coin	SF-F7D335	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json

	Coin	SF-F7AA95	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json

	Coin	SF-F77FE2	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json

	Button	SF-F650A7	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Lead-alloy button, circular with a flat head 20 mm in diameter. The front has bevelled edges around a slightly raised border; within the border are traces of a worn relief design, perhaps a profile bust. On the reverse is a broken loop and a casting flash. Buttons made from lead alloy are comm...
	Button	SF-F64581	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Copper-alloy button, circular with a solid plano-convex head 11 mm in diameter. The front has a small central boss, and the back has a circular loop. Total length 13 mm. 16th century.
	Button	SF-F62675	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Copper-alloy button, circular with a solid biconvex head 11 mm in diameter. The front is more highly domed than the back, and has no decoration. The back has a long pierced shank and casting flashes are visible here. Total length 15.5 mm. 16th century.
	Buckle	SF-F617B3	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Double-looped buckle frame made from copper alloy, both loops identical. They are oval with slightly widened outer edges which are decorated with alternating wide and narrow concave mouldings. The edge is shaped so that it is indented along the wide mouldings and projecting at the narrow mouldi...
	Buckle	SF-F60695	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Double-looped buckle frame made from copper alloy, both loops identical. They are slightly irregular ovals with outer edges widened a little to accommodate crude relief decoration, probably intended to be a foliage design. The pin is missing. The buckle is angled about the bar. 16th century.
	Buckle	SF-F5F3B4	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Double-looped buckle frame made from copper alloy, both loops identical. Each one is oval with a pointed outer edge which contains a grooved pin rest with a blob to either side; there is a third blob at the end of the pin rest. The bar extends onto the frame as a moulding, and retains a copper-...
	Buckle	SF-F5E541	Post medieval	Norfolk	xml \| csv json
Double-looped buckle frame made from copper alloy, both loops identical. They are rectangular internally and have large solid triangular pointed outer edges. All external edges are bevelled, and the bar projects beyond the frame. There are traces of a white-metal coating. 17th century.
	Strap fitting	SF-E93166	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Sword-belt fitting, consisting of a sub-triangular plate with hook holding a ring, both of copper alloy. The plate is 32 mm long in total, has two rounded lobes at the 12 mm wide top, and is curved in cross-section. It has a central iron rivet, and it is just possible that the shape of the top ...
	Hooked tag	SF-3F47B4	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Copper-alloy hooked tag of composite three-dimensional construction. Basically trefoil in shape, each foil has a hollow hemispherical boss attached to the backplate, probably using solder. Each boss has a border of twisted wire around its base, and three rings of similar twisted wire, each cont...
	Strap fitting	SF7047	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Large copper-alloy mount, perhaps from horse-harness. In the shape of an acorn, it has a bifurcated stem, a deep cup with criss-cross grooves and a groove around the curved top, and a plain kernel with a knop at the top. On the slightly hollowed reverse are two bent-over attachment spikes.
	Strap fitting	SF7045	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Plate from a sword-belt fitting, basically triangular but with two dissimilar trefoil terminals. It is decorated with symmetrical relief foliage decoration and there are two iron rivets, one at each end. At the narrower end is a broken projection which was probably originally a hook. This plat...
	Seal	SF7041	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Possible lead kosher seal, circular and flat with a short circular-section rod projecting from what is presumably the top. There is a single character on each face, which look something like the Latin G and X, but which may be in reality be Hebrew; the X is very like a Hebrew alef, but the G is ...
	Seal	SF7039	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Large lead bale seal, oval and 24 x 27 x 8 mm, with two holes within the thickness of the seal along the shorter axis (one of the holes appears to be blocked in the middle). It bears the same relief device on both sides; a rather oval crescent, open end downwards, crossed centrally by a vertical...
	Token	SF7038	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json

	Seal	SF7053	Post medieval	Essex	xml \| csv json
Russian bale seal. One face is quite clearly stamped with two lines of Cyrillic lettering and H 32 6 on the lowest line. The reverse is very hard to read; John Sullivan of St Andrews University has transliterated it as the surname (P)alov(o)khin - there is a Polovokhin recorded on two seals in F...
	Strap fitting	SF7061	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Mount made of gilded copper alloy, basically rectangular. In the centre is a rectangular panel with relief border enclosing symmetrical relief ornament; this appears to consist of a pair of heart shapes set point to point, overlain by a figure-of eight, with pellets to either side of the points ...
	Coin	SF7246	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json

	Seal	SF7241	Post medieval	Essex	xml \| csv json
Russian bale seal. Flat and circular, there are two holes within the thickness to take cords. The obverse has four lines of Cyrillic lettering, reading (transliterated) .LD / MTAR / PCHINO / N II. This will be the name of the quality control officer and perhaps the number of the location at wh...
	Strap fitting	SF7239	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Bent and perhaps incomplete S-shaped fastener. One end has a animal head with a long snout and a swept-back crest above the eye, perhaps a little more worn or less well modelled on one face. All sides of the centre of the fastener are decorated with a low-relief pattern of overlapping scales. ...
	Token	SF7238	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json

	Coin	SF7237	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json

	Hooked tag	SF7251	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Hooked tag made from copper alloy. The plate is rectangular, and has tiny stubs at the top from a missing attachment loop. There is a border of large pellets; down either long side are four pellets, there are none at the top because of the attachment loop, and there is a single pellet in the ce...
	Buckle	SF7250	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Small shoe or knee buckle. The frame is sub-rectangular, measuring 23 x 14 mm, with rounded corners and a central bar; it is slightly curved to fit around the foot or leg. It is decorated with alternating broad and narrow transverse grooves, and has a wide projection at each pin rest decorated ...
	Pencil	SF7281	Post medieval	Suffolk	xml \| csv json
Pointed lead rod which may be a lead pencil. It is oval in cross-section at the top, 5 x 7 mm, with a small indentation in the top. The oval cross-section may be the result of squashing, as it becomes much more nearly circular towards the bottom (6 mm diameter). One side is cut away to form an...