2013-06-19T10:26:44+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/results457962220House of ConstantineNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)EAST HAMPSHIRECOINHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T13:31:09ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON330Copper alloy1217.25Richard HenryRichard Henry16.25Helmetted bust facing left478608HAMP-1DF9A74ROPLEY As this coin has been examined in person by the PAS Finds Adviser no image has been made of it. 1.96Victory left on prow [CONSTANTINOPOLIS]2012-08-07T14:00:10ZNone1337ROMAN51.101739Victory facing left on prow1.8 A worn Roman nummus of the House of Constantine (330-337 AD), CONSTANTINOPOLIS, victory on prow facing left reverse, uncertain mint (330-337 AD; Reece Issue Period 17). CONSTAN-[TINOPOLIS]-1.08732SU6434CHERWELLBUCKLEOXFORDSHIRE2011-12-21T13:22:46ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1500Copper alloy38.6911-1275.jpg361389David WilliamsDavid W Williams22.37478607SUR-1DDA364SOMERTON7.21images/dwilliams/2011-12-21T13:31:00Z11700POST MEDIEVAL51.939354 A post medieval copper alloy buckle frame of trapezoidal form. The frame is decorated with zigzag grooves and has a black coating. -1.288628SP4927House of ConstantineNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)EAST HAMPSHIRECOINHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T13:22:07ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON300Copper alloy20.1HAMP-1DD7E7.jpg389733Richard HenryRichard Henry17.9Bust facing right478606HAMP-1DD7E74ROPLEY1.62images/rhenry/2012-08-07T14:00:38ZIllegible1307ROMAN51.101739Indiscernible1.55 An extremely worn and corroded copper-alloy 4th-century Roman nummus possibly of the House of Constantine, uncertain reverse and mint (300 - 337 AD). This coin has suffered circumferential losses. Illegible-1.08732SU6434WEALDENTOKENEAST SUSSEX2011-12-21T13:17:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON22.621600Lead11-1274.jpg361388David WilliamsDavid W Williams478605SUR-1DC4954HEATHFIELD AND WALDRON5.12images/dwilliams/2011-12-21T13:19:00Z11800POST MEDIEVAL50.95912 A lead token showing a small sailing boat going left. Powell Classification, Class 6. 0.177189TQ5320TrajanDupondiusEAST HAMPSHIRECOINHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T13:13:27ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONCopper alloy625.95HAMP-1DB776.jpg389737Richard HenryRichard Henry25.05Radiate bust facing right478604HAMP-1DB7764ROPLEY10.39images/rhenry/2012-08-07T14:01:22ZIllegible1ROMAN51.101739Standing female figure facing left with right arm outstreched and left arm holding cornucopiae3.25 A worn copper-alloy dupondius of Trajan (AD 96-117); Standing figure reverse, uncertain mint (96 - 117 AD; Reece Issue Period 5) [...]NO[...]-1.08732SU6434Single-loopedISLE OF WIGHTBUCKLEISLE OF WIGHT2011-12-21T13:05:36ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1000Copper alloy27.1IOW2011-2-440.JPG361393Frank BasfordFrank BasfordAnglo-Saxon25.1478603Isle of WightIOW-1D9A044Restricted Access7.01images/fbasford/2011-12-21T16:23:00Z11100EARLY MEDIEVAL50.690483.5 A complete Early-Medieval (Anglo-Saxon) to Medieval single-looped zoomorphic buckle (c. 1000-c. 1100 AD). This Ringerike style frame is 'D'-shaped in plan, moulded at the front and mainly flat at the rear. The outer edge has a projecting knop that appears to be the snout of a moulded stylised beast's head. At each corner of the inner edge there is a rearwards facing 'beak' or mouth with an eye in the form of a pellet. These two features are similar. The bar has a length of 14.6mm, a width of 3.6mm and a thickness of 3.1mm. The complete copper-alloy pin has a tapering shaft and is rectangular in cross-section throughout its length. Its overall length is 14.7mm and the width at the loop is 3.0mm. The object has traces of a green patina and the surface of the metal is drab matt reddish brown. Frame: 27.2 x 25.1 x 3.5mm. Weight: 7.01g. A similar buckle has been recorded from Meols (Griffiths, Philpott and Egan 2007: 62. Pl. 8, ref: 307). Similar buckles have been recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database. For example, see finds: DENO-0F2314 ; KENT-BAF066 and NMS-4A2416 . -1.4775613rd century radiateRadiate (antoninianus)EAST HAMPSHIRECOINHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T12:40:02ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON275Copper alloy814.3Jason LundockJason Lundock12.5Radiate bust right478602RopleyBM-1D3A184Restricted Access As this coin has been examined in person by the PAS Finds Advisor no image has been made of it. 12012-08-07T10:20:05ZIllegible1285ROMAN51.101739Uncertain female figure standing left holding a rudder1.6 A very worn and corroded late 3rd-century copper-alloy barbarous radiate copying uncertain ruler, reverse and mint (AD 275 - 285; Reece issue period 14) Illegible-1.08732Constantius IINummus (AE 1 - AE 4)SOUTH KESTEVENCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-12-21T12:27:51ZEAST MIDLANDS15355Copper alloyPhilippa WaltonPhilippa WaltonPearl diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right478601NCL-1D0C413ANCASTER1.5FEL TEMP REPARATIO2011-12-21T12:29:00Z[FEL TEMP REPARATIO]1361ROMAN52.966956Soldier spearing fallen horseman A contemporary copy of a nummus of Constantius II dating to the period AD 355 to 361. FEL TEMP REPARATIO reverse type depicting soldier spearing fallen horseman. [...]-0.586951SK9542MENDIPBUCKLESOMERSET2011-12-21T12:24:53ZSOUTH WEST23.91350Copper alloySOM-1D0152.jpg361385Katie MarsdenLaura Burnett478599Lydford On FosseSOM-1D01524Restricted Access4images/kmarsden/2012-02-02T11:09:00Z11650MEDIEVAL51.0765492.6 Medieval to Post Medieval copper alloy annular buckle with strap bar and sheet copper alloy pin. The strap bar is narrowed, circular in section and has suffered slight damage so that it is now bent out of line. The frame is circular and even in width round the circumference. The front of the frame has an incised decoration of zigzags; repeating chevrons in a line and annulets. It is 2.6mm in thickness and 23.9mm in diameter; it weighs 4.0g. Whitehead (2003) illustrates several similar examples such as no. 255 and 256 which he dates to 1350-1650 AD. -2.643722Constantius IINummus (AE 1 - AE 4)SOUTH KESTEVENCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-12-21T12:24:48ZEAST MIDLANDS15355Copper alloyPhilippa WaltonPhilippa WaltonBust right478598NCL-1D01053ANCASTER1.39FEL TEMP REPARATIO2011-12-21T12:26:00Z[FEL TEMP REPARATIO]1361ROMAN52.966956Soldier spearing fallen horseman A contemporary copy of a nummus of Constantius II dating to the period AD 355 to 361. FEL TEMP REPARATIO reverse type depicting soldier spearing fallen horseman. [...]-0.586951SK9542Constantius IINummus (AE 1 - AE 4)SOUTH KESTEVENCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-12-21T12:22:30ZEAST MIDLANDS10355Copper alloyPhilippa WaltonPhilippa WaltonBust right478597NCL-1CF8333ANCASTER0.78FEL TEMP REPARATIO2011-12-21T12:23:00Z[FEL TEMP REPARATIO]1361ROMAN52.966956Soldier spearing fallen horseman A contemporary copy of a nummus of Constantius II dating to the period AD 355 to 361. FEL TEMP REPARATIO reverse type depicting soldier spearing fallen horseman. [...]-0.586951SK9542AllectusRadiate (antoninianus)EAST HAMPSHIRECOINHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T12:22:29ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON293Copper alloy618.45BM-1CF855radiate.jpg391420Jason LundockJason Lundock17.8Radiate bust bearded and facing right478596RopleyBM-1CF8554Restricted Access1.86images/jasonlundock/2012-08-07T10:12:24Z[L]AE[TITIA AVG]1296ROMAN51.101739Galley1.6 A very worn and corroded late 3rd-century copper-alloy Roman radiate of Allectus, 'LAETITIA AVG' (galley), Q C mint (AD 293-296; Reece issue period 14). I[MP C ALLECTVS] P[F AVG]-1.08732Uncertain (AD 260 - 402)Radiate or nummusEAST HAMPSHIRECOINHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T12:20:23ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON260Copper alloy14.35Richard HenryRichard Henry7.75Indiscernible478595HAMP-1CF0664ROPLEY As this coin has been examined in person by the PAS Finds Adviser no image has been made of it. 0.432012-08-07T14:04:46ZIllegible1402ROMAN51.101739Indiscernible1.05 An extremely worn and corroded fragment of copper-alloy Roman coin: either a 3rd-century radiate or 4th-century nummus of uncertain emperor, reverse and mint (c. 260 - c. 402 AD). This coin has suffered circumferential losses. Illegible-1.08732SU6434AurelianRadiate (antoninianus)LEWESCOINEAST SUSSEX2011-12-21T12:19:44ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON22.51270Copper alloySiscia (Sisak, Croatia)11-1273.jpg361384David WilliamsDavid W WilliamsRadiate bust facing right478594SUR-1CEDF53LEWES3.28-/-//Pimages/dwilliams/2012-01-10T11:43:00ZORIENS AVG1275ROMAN50.863807Sol standing left holding globe; to left, captive underfoot A radiate of Aurelian. AD270-5. Rev: ORIENS AVG. Mint of Siscia. RIC V, Pt I, p. 293, no. 248. AVRELIANVS AVG-0.02621TQ3909Constantius IINummus (AE 1 - AE 4)SOUTH KESTEVENCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-12-21T12:19:36ZEAST MIDLANDS17355Copper alloyPhilippa WaltonPhilippa WaltonBust right478593NCL-1CED573ANCASTER0.97FEL TEMP REPARATIO2011-12-21T12:21:00Z[FEL TEMP REPARATIO]1361ROMAN52.966956Soldier spearing fallen horseman A contemporary copy of a nummus of Constantius II dating to the period AD 355 to 361. FEL TEMP REPARATIO reverse type depicting soldier spearing fallen horseman. [...]-0.586951SK9542478592HESH-1CE8F2COIN HOARDPOST MEDIEVALTreasure Case 2011-T930: Specialist Report Bedstone Area, Herefordshire: Small Coin Hoard / Purse LossDate: Medieval 16th CenturyDate of discovery: December 2011Circumstances of discovery: While searching with a metal detector Description: 1. Silver Shilling of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). First Issue (1558-1561). Initial Mark: Cross and Crosslet dated 1560-1561 Obverse: Crowned bust facing left ELIZABTH D G ANG FRA ET HIB REGINA Reverse: Square shield over long cross fourchee dividing the inscription / legend POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV Weight: 5.41 grams Diameter: 33.1mm Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 1985 2. Silver Sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Second Issue (1561-1582). Initial Mark: Pheon dated 1561 Obverse: Crowned bust facing left; Tudor rose behind head ELIZABTH D G ANG FRA ET HIB REGINA Reverse: Square shield over long cross fourchee dividing the inscription / legend. Date above the shield: 1561 POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV Weight: 2.86 grams Diameter: 27.1mm Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 1997 3. Silver Groat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). First Issue (1558-1561). Initial Mark: Cross and Crosslet dated 1560-1561 Obverse: Crowned bust facing left ELIZAB[ETH D G ANG FRA] ET HIB REGINA Reverse: Square shield over long cross fourchee dividing the inscription / legend. POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV Weight: 1.72 grams Diameter: 22.7mm Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 1986   4. Silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Second Issue (1561-1582). Initial Mark: Pheon dated 1561 Obverse: Crowned bust facing left; Tudor rose behind head ELIZABETH D G [ANG FRA ET HI]B REGINA Reverse: Square shield over long cross fourchee dividing the inscription / legend. Date above the shield: 1561 POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV Weight: 1.62 grams Diameter: 18.8mm Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 1998 Discussion and Dating: All four coins were found together (spread over a small area) within a ploughed field. They represent a closed group - possibly a purse loss or small hoard consistent with other examples of the period. All the coins are relatively unworn suggesting that they have not been within the monetary system long. All are struck / made between 1560-1561 suggesting loss soon after 1561. Initial marks are changed on Elizabethan coinage approximately yearly, the lack of initial marks post 1561 would suggest that the coins were deposited during 1561 or early in 1562. As such they constitute a purse loss that is often classified as a hoard under the Treasure Act (1996): "All coins from the same find provided they are at least 300 years old when found" Metal Content: The coins have not been tested for their precious metal content; however, all of the coins will consist of silver of the sterling standard, i.e. over 90% fine metal consistent with the currency of the period. References: North J.J.: 1994: English Hammered Coinage Volume II Edward I - Charles II 1272-1662 Third Edition (2000) Spink: London Peter Reavill Finds Liaison Officer, Portable Antiquities Scheme January 2012 _____________________________ This coin hoard was generously donated by the finder and landowner to Herefordshire Museum Service / Hereford Museum. It's accession number is: 2013-18/1-4156115622011T93032013-18 / 1-42011-12-21T12:18:23Z2013-03-25T14:30:36Z4HEREFORDSHIREHEREFORDSHIRERestricted AccessBedstone 52.369523-2.912049images/preavill/Peter ReavillSilver2011-T930.jpg365783WEST MIDLANDSLEWESSTRAP FITTINGEAST SUSSEX2011-12-21T12:16:13ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1500Copper alloy27.0311-1272.jpg361382David WilliamsDavid W Williams11.5478591SUR-1CE0D24LEWES2.69images/dwilliams/2011-12-21T12:20:41Z11700POST MEDIEVAL50.863807 An openwork cast copper alloy post medieval strap mount of complex form. On the back are two overlapping attachment spikes. -0.02621TQ3909TEST VALLEYDEBITAGEHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T12:13:04ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON-8000Flint17.7Robert WebleyRobert Webley11.05478590HAMP-1CD5004BRAISHFIELD0.482011-12-21T12:22:00Z31-2500MESOLITHIC51.0141952 A small tertiary waste flake: probable debitage of Mesolithic or later date. The flake is broadly semicircular in plan and a shallow U shape in profile. There is cortex along the struck end. The ventral face is curved and smooth with evident ridges down its length and a high bulb. The dorsal face is broadly flattened as a result of two main removals, with some minor removals at the sides probably the result of post-depositional damage. The piece is thin enough to be translucent with some impurities in the flint giving it a light-brown colour. -1.473934SU3724PENWITHCORECORNWALL2011-12-21T12:12:57ZSOUTH WEST-4500Flint59.9DSCF9727.JPG361395Graham HillGraham Hill47.4478589PUBLIC-1CD4934PAUL2011.2383images/grahamhill/2012-01-29T14:53:29Z1-1500NEOLITHIC50.08868929.6 A multi-platform broad flake core on an opaque mottled cream and light grey flint pebble. Further progress has been hampered by deep flaws. A flat but rough facet has been formed into the edge. Experiments by G. Hill(forthcoming) have demonstrated that hammerstones develop flat facets of this nature when used to strike glancing blows when 'pecking' granite or local greenstone. It is suggested that this hammerstone was used to shape greenstone axes. Butler(2005) illustrates a similar core on page 180, fig 74, 1. -5.552343SW4627Radiate (Barbarous)Radiate (antoninianus)EAST HAMPSHIRECOINHAMPSHIRE2011-12-21T12:12:28ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON275Copper alloy217.9Jason LundockJason Lundock16.65Uncertain radiate bust (possibly bearded) facing right478588RopleyBM-1CD2B74Restricted Access As this coin has been examined in person by the PAS Finds Advisor no image has been made of it. 1.92012-08-07T09:57:24Z[SAL]VS [AVG]1285ROMAN51.101739Salus standing left with a verticle sceptre and feeding a serpent rising from an alter1.8 A very worn copper-alloy 3rd-century barbarous radiate copying uncertain ruler, SALVS AVG reverse type, uncertain mint (AD 275 - 285; Reece issue period 14) Illegible-1.08732