2013-05-20T17:56:30+01:00http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/jsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/xmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/rsshttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/atomhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/kmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/geojsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results257820House of ValentinianNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRECOINEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE2012-02-10T14:19:25ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER13.1378Copper alloy6RJ0019.jpg371113Rebecca GriffithsRebecca GriffithsBust/head right487985GrindaleYORYM-5276D34Restricted Access1images/bmorris/2012-02-22T09:36:00ZNone1387ROMAN54.122452Wreath inscribed VOT//XV/MVLT//XX A copper alloy nummus probably of the House of Valentinian, [VOT//XV//MVLT/XX], uncertain mint, AD 378 - 387. Illegible-0.272499House of ValentinianNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)TEWKESBURYCOINGLOUCESTERSHIRE2012-02-10T14:18:26ZSOUTH WEST17364Copper alloyKurt AdamsPearl-diademed bust facing right487983GLO-5273254HIGHNAM1.88SECVRITAS REI PVBLICAE2012-02-10T14:22:00Z[SECVRITAS-REIPVBLICAE]1378ROMAN51.869213victory advancing left House of Valentinian cu alloy nummus 364-378 Obverse: Pearl-diademed bust facing right Obverse inscription: [...] Reverse: victory advancing left Reverse inscription: [SECVRITAS-REIPVBLICAE] diameter 17mm weight 1.88g […]-2.291882SO8019MEDWAYUNIDENTIFIED OBJECTKENT2012-02-10T14:07:03ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON22Copper alloyKENT-524870.jpg369648Jennifer JacksonJennifer Jackson487981CliffeKENT-5248704Restricted Access52.7images/jjackson/2012-02-10T17:02:00Z1UNKNOWN51.447561 A copper alloy object of uncertain date. The object has a spherical body 22.0mm in diameter. There is a circular drilled suspension loop on the top surface. There are five pointed protrusions(11.5mm long) emerging from the body, four round the circumference and one from below. The suspension loop suggests that the object could be some form of weight. The object weighs 52.7 grams. 0.488193DARLINGTONLITHIC IMPLEMENTDURHAM2012-02-10T14:05:39ZNORTH EAST-3500FlintLow Middleton - Secondary Flakes.jpg369646Emma MorrisRob Young487980DUR-5243264MIDDLETON ST GEORGE The flakes were found in the same area as other lithic implements, record numbers: DUR-51F8B5, DUR-529581, DUR-52BAF7, DUR-52D705 and DUR-52EDB2 21.3images/emorris/2012-02-13T14:27:00Z4-701NEOLITHIC54.49306 A collection of four lithic implements that are all probably Neolithic/ Bronze Age in date. The flakes are all secondary and two still have parts of the cortex remaining. Two of the flakes are grey in colour, the other two are brown in colour. -1.44573NZ3611EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRETHIMBLEEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE2012-02-10T14:05:17ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER22.21200Copper alloyMEB0001.jpg371112Rebecca GriffithsRebecca Griffiths487979CarnabyYORYM-5241D24Restricted Access5.5images/bmorris/2012-02-22T09:32:00Z19.211400MEDIEVAL54.0586771 An incomplete cast copper alloy thimble of medieval date. The thimble has a worn circular base from which the sides taper and curve inwards towards the top. The crown of the thimble has been lost to old breaks and there is a crack extending the full length of the object. A second crack is also present, adjacent to the first, covering roughly half the length. Drilled pits of slightly different sizes decorate the thimble in an irregular pattern across its surface. The inside of the thimble is undecorated. The metal is a light brownish-green colour and is worn. The thimble is 19.2mm in height, 22.2mm in diameter, 1mm thick and weighs 5.5g. A similar example can be seen in Egan, p.267, no.824. -0.214031DARLINGTONLITHIC IMPLEMENTDURHAM2012-02-10T13:45:47ZNORTH EAST-8300FlintLow Middleton - Blade like flints.jpg369642Emma MorrisRob Young487977DUR-51F8B54MIDDLETON ST GEORGE The blades were found in the same area as other lithic implements, record numbers: DUR-524326, DUR-529581, DUR-52BAF7, DUR-52D705 and DUR-52EDB3 14.9images/emorris/2012-02-13T14:27:00Z9-3500MESOLITHIC54.49306 A collection of blade like flint flakes that are Mesolithic in date. There are 9 flakes in total: 6 are grey, and there is 1 mottled black/brown, 1 grey/green and 1 orange/brown. This is the kind of flake that could have been knapped to produce microlith blades, hence the Mesolithic date. -1.44573NZ3611EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIREGAMING PIECEEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE2012-02-10T13:45:01ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER17.9GlassRebecca GriffithsRebecca Griffiths487976BridlingtonYORYM-51F5D14Restricted Access3.92012-02-22T09:28:00Z1UNKNOWN54.1128027.4 An incomplete clear glass gaming piece of uncertain date. The object is circular in plan with a flat top and base and a large chip on one side. The gaming piece is 17.9mm in diameter, 7.4mm thick and weighs 3.9g. A complete clear glass gaming piece of uncertain date. The object is circular in plan with a flat top and base and a large chip on one side. The gaming piece is 17.9mm in diameter, 7.4mm thick and weighs 3.9g. Numerous finds of Roman date have also been found in this area suggesting a possible date for this gaming piece however due to a lack of solid contextual evidence and any diagnostic features it is not possible to securely date this object and it could therefore date from the Roman to Post-medieval periods. -0.227004AYLESBURY VALEMOUNTBUCKINGHAMSHIRE2012-02-10T13:41:55ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON17.7550Copper alloyEarlymed_mount_11_202_2.jpg369667Julian WattersJulian WattersAnglo-Saxon487975EdlesboroughBH-51EA064Restricted Access2.36images/jwatters/2012-03-20T15:19:49Z1650EARLY MEDIEVAL51.8430121.1 A copper-alloy mount of Early-Medieval (Anglo-Saxon) date. The head of the mount is sub-circular and of flat section. The upper surface is decorated with a 'chip carved' design which retains much of its original gilding. At the centre of this design there is a triple-stranded, interlaced quatrefoil. This quatrefoil is entwined with a single-stranded rectangle, on each of the four corners of which there is an angled loop whose outer limit projects beyond the edges of the otherwise circular head. The final element of the design is a ropework border which extends around the circumference, passing through the aforementioned loops. The reverse of the mount is undecorated and there is a rectangular arrangement of four integral circular-sectioned rivets, all of which have been bent in the same direction. The artefact measures 17.7mm in diameter, 1.1mm thick (head), 5.6mm deep (including rivets) and weighs 2.36g. Dr. Helen Geake (pers. comm.) suggests a late 6th to early 7th century date for this mount, based on the nature of the interlace design, which she sees as probably representing a transition between Style I and Style II. The shape of this mount is slightly unusual: most horse harness decorations of this period are circular (see, for example, PUBLIC-E3FDF3, SF-9CA772, DENO-28C1C3, BERK-18B795). PAS record BUC-B9B352, an Irish piece, is of similar form, albeit it is approximately 150 years later than this example. -0.578863Thomas Class A, Type 2MEDWAYSTRAP ENDKENT2012-02-10T13:41:17ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON775Copper alloy47.5KENT-51E7A2.jpg369641Jennifer JacksonJennifer Jackson12.5487974CliffeKENT-51E7A24Restricted Access4.73images/jjackson/2012-02-10T13:49:00Z1925EARLY MEDIEVAL51.4562381.9 An early-medieval cast copper-alloy strap-end (Thomas Class A, Type 2) of sub-rectangular form which tapers towards the tip. The strap-end made from a solid piece of copper alloy with a split terminal at the attachment end. Both sides of the split have two perforations, both od which are now broken. The upper surface of the strap-end is decorated with geometric patterns, now worn. Below is a zoomorphic terminal: two deep linear incisions above the terminal depict ears. Below the end is moulded to form an animal's head, with a narrowing to form the snout. The reverse has no decoration. Thomas (2003, 2) dates Class A early-medieval strap-ends between c. 775 and c. 925 AD. The strap is 47.5mm long, 12.5,, wide, 1.9mm thick and weighs 4.73 grams. 0.50306487973LIN-51BC85BUCKLEPOST MEDIEVALA double looped buckle manufactured from cast copper-alloy and dating from the early post-medieval period. The buckle has a vesica shaped frame with a protrusion at either end of the narrowed strap bar. Similar buckle are described by Ross Whitehead and are dated to 1550-1650 (p.61). The buckle is in fair condition, with a dark surface patination.R. Whitehead 2003: Buckles 1250-1800.1550165042012-02-10T13:29:44Z2013-05-08T09:45:04Z6.9927.644.91LINCOLNSHIREEAST LINDSEYALFORDTF447653.2614610.157404Becky SandersonCopper alloyEAST MIDLANDSTENDRINGCOINESSEX2012-02-10T13:25:26ZEAST18.011655SilverESS-skilling.jpg375175Laura McLeanLaura McLeanthree lions passant guardant in shield. Crown above487971ESS-51AC384ST OSYTH0.6images/lmclean/2012-03-22T16:02:00ZG:REX.16551POST MEDIEVAL51.793077.II./SKIL/DAN- Post Medieval coin: 2 skillings of Frederik III of Denmark, dating 1655. The coin is damaged and incomplete. C.3.D:G.D1.087307TM1315Charles I of EnglandTENDRINGCOINESSEX2012-02-10T13:24:32ZEAST16.361636Copper alloyESS-51A901.jpg375176Laura McLeanLaura McLeanCrown and two sceptres487970ESS-51A9014ST OSYTH0.3Copper rose farthing of Charles I, not further definedimages/lmclean/2012-03-22T16:04:00ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 166011644POST MEDIEVAL51.793077Harp post medieval coin: copper alloy farthing of Charles I. There is a break through the coin. CARO1.087307TM1315James I of EnglandFarthing tokenTENDRINGCOINESSEX2012-02-10T13:23:59ZEAST15.681613Copper alloyESS-51A6F1.jpg375177Laura McLeanLaura McLeanCrown with two sceptres487969ESS-51A6F14ST OSYTH0.4Copper farthing of James I or Charles I, not further definedimages/lmclean/2012-03-22T16:06:00ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660FRA ET HIB...11625POST MEDIEVAL51.793077Harp post medieval coin: copper alloy farthing of James I IACO:D:G...1.087307TM1315Charles I of EnglandFarthing tokenTENDRINGCOINESSEX2012-02-10T13:23:23ZEAST16.621636Copper alloyESS-51A4A7.jpg375178Laura McLeanLaura McLeanCrown with two sceptres487968ESS-51A4A74ST OSYTH0.4Copper rose farthing of Charles I, not further definedimages/lmclean/2012-03-22T16:07:00ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660FRAN...11644POST MEDIEVAL51.793077lyre post medieval coin: copper alloy farthing of Charles I CAROLVS D G MAG BRIT1.087307TM1315STRATFORD ON AVONBUCKLEWARWICKSHIRE2012-02-10T13:22:02ZWEST MIDLANDS1200Copper alloy26.26WMID-519F74.jpg369640Tom BrindleTom Brindle14.1487967WMID-519F744CLAVERDON2.1images/tbrindle/2012-02-10T13:33:00Z11700MEDIEVAL52.2738272.65 A cast copper-alloy buckle of medieval to post-medieval date. The buckle is oval looped and has a small oval integral plate which terminates in a circular knop which has an integrally cast rivet/stud on the reverse for attachment. There is a circular hole for the pin, now missing. The surface patina is missing through abrasion and corrosion. The buckle measures 26.26 mm long, 14.1 mm wide, 2.65 mm thick and weighs 2.1 grams. -1.722962SP1964HEREFORDSHIRECOIN WEIGHTHEREFORDSHIRE2012-02-10T13:21:51ZWEST MIDLANDS16.31450Copper alloyHESH-519EF4.jpg371845Peter ReavillPeter Reavill487966Much MarcleHESH-519EF44Restricted Access4.91images/preavill/2012-05-02T12:03:00Z11650POST MEDIEVAL51.9673653.4 A heavily worn and abraded copper alloy (brass) coin weight for a gold coin possibly a Ryal / Rose Noble of later medieval / Post Medieval date (1450-1700). The coin weight is bi-faced and a round shape in plan. The design on both faces is almost lost the obverse (front face) possibly shows a ship with at the centre of the hull. The rose is the only clearly defined surviving element of the design. The reverse has a design which is lost completely, it possibly may include an irregular tressure of arches - no value mark survives. The weight is a mid-green colour with an abraded patina that reveals a brownish red coloured corrosion product. The weight measures: 16.3mm diameter, is 3.4mm thick and weighs 4.91 grams (0.17 ozs or 75.2 grains). -2.510854RICHMONDSHIRELITHIC IMPLEMENTNORTH YORKSHIRE2012-02-10T13:21:48ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER-3500Flint42.53Croft - Plough marks.jpg369639Emma MorrisRob Young21.56487965DUR-519EB84CROFT ON TEES6.5images/emorris/2012-02-13T14:27:00Z1-701NEOLITHIC54.4757 A sub triangular lithic implement that is an inner flint flake, probably Neolithic/Bronze Age in date. There is still some of the cortex at the top of the object. There are two areas on side where a plough has struck the object and it has one smooth face and one rough face. The object weighs 6.5g and measures 42.53mm in length and 21.56mm at its widest point. -1.60029NZ2609Henry III of EnglandCut farthingTENDRINGCOINESSEX2012-02-10T13:21:41ZEAST1247SilverESS-519E53.jpg375180Laura McLeanLaura McLean9.21Crowned bust, facing487964ESS-519E534ST OSYTH0.3Henry III, long cross, not further definedimages/lmclean/2012-03-22T16:08:00ZEnglish coin short and long cross period 1180 - 127811272MEDIEVAL51.793077Long cross, three pellets medieval coin: long cross cut farthing of Henry III, dating 1247-1272AD. III1.087307TM1315Henry III of EnglandCut farthingTENDRINGCOINESSEX2012-02-10T13:21:09ZEAST1247SilverESS-519C28.jpg375181Laura McLeanLaura McLean9.48Bust, facing487963ESS-519C284ST OSYTH0.2Henry III, long cross, not further definedimages/lmclean/2012-03-22T16:09:00ZEnglish coin short and long cross period 1180 - 127811279MEDIEVAL51.793077Long cross with three pellets medieval coin: Long cross cut farthing of Henry III or Edward I, dating 1247-79AD. 1.087307TM1315Henry III of EnglandCut farthingTENDRINGCOINESSEX2012-02-10T13:19:19ZEAST1247SilverLondonESS-519546.jpg375182Laura McLeanLaura McLean9.34487962ESS-5195464ST OSYTH0.3Henry III, long cross, not further definedimages/lmclean/2012-03-22T16:10:00ZEnglish coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278VHD11279MEDIEVAL51.793077Cross with three pellets medieval coin: Long cross cut farthing of Henry III or Edward I, dating 1247-1279AD. Minted in London. 1.087307TM1315