2013-05-23T16:04:08+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/results18447120House of ValentinianNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T23:04:51ZEAST18.56364Copper alloyLyon (Lugdunum)6Andrew BrownAndrew BrownDiademed and draped bust right500790MildenhallSF-F1A9124Restricted Access2.2-//[]VGP[]GLORIA ROMANORVM2012-05-01T14:28:00ZGLORIA RO-MANORVM1378ROMAN52.356622Emperor standing right holding standard and dragging captive A copper-alloy Roman nummus of the House of Valentinian, c.364-378 AD. Reverse: GLORIA RO-MANORVM, Emperor standing right holding standard and dragging captive. D N VALEN[]0.450836Radiate (Barbarous)Radiate (antoninianus)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:59:59ZEAST8.2275Copper alloyAndrew BrownAndrew BrownRadiate bust right500789MildenhallSF-F196F34Restricted Access0.65[]//[]2012-05-01T14:27:00ZIllegible1285ROMAN52.356622Uncertain figure standing? A copper-alloy Roman barbarous radiate, clipped to create small flan, c.275-285 AD. Reverse: Uncertain figure standing? Illegible0.450836Uncertain (AD 260 - 402)Radiate or nummusFOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:52:33ZEAST17.08260Copper alloyAndrew BrownAndrew BrownIllegible500788MildenhallSF-F17B074Restricted Access1.76[]//[]2012-05-01T14:35:00Z1402ROMAN52.356622Illegible A worn and encrusted copper-alloy Roman radiate or nummus of uncertain type, c.260-402 AD. Both types are illegible. 0.450836Radiate (Barbarous)Radiate (antoninianus)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:47:41ZEAST14.48275Copper alloy6Andrew BrownAndrew BrownRadiate and draped bust right500787MildenhallSF-F168C64Restricted Access1.45[]//[]2012-05-01T14:35:00Z[]1285ROMAN52.356622Uncertain figure standing left A copper-alloy Roman barbarous radiate, c.275-285 AD. Reverse: Illegible legend, Uncertain figure standing left. IM[]0.450836Constantius IINummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:41:35ZEAST16.12330Copper alloyLyon (Lugdunum)12Andrew BrownAndrew BrownLaureate and cuirassed bust right500786MildenhallSF-F151E64Restricted Access1.79-//crescent-with-dotSLGGLORIA EXERCITVS 2012-05-01T14:34:00ZGLOR-IAEXERC-ITVS1335ROMAN52.356622Two soldiers standing either side of two standards A copper-alloy Roman nummus of Constantius II, c.330-335 AD. Reverse: GLOR-IAEXERC-ITVS, Two soldiers standing either side of two standards. As LRBC I no. 199. FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C0.450836Uncertain (AD 260 - 402)Radiate or nummusFOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:36:48ZEAST16.05260Copper alloyAndrew BrownAndrew BrownIllegible500785MildenhallSF-F140014Restricted Access1.712012-05-01T14:38:00Z1402ROMAN52.356622Illegible A worn and encrusted copper-alloy Roman radiate or nummus of uncertain type, c.260-402 AD. Both faces are illegible. 0.450836RESTORMELSWORDCORNWALL2012-04-30T22:36:39ZSOUTH WEST-1140Copper alloy30DSCN8162.JPG379635Anna TyackeAnna Tyacke23500784CORN-F13F724ST SAMPSON21.77images/atyacke/2012-05-01T11:59:59Z1-800BRONZE AGE50.3551746.3 Fragment of a cast copper alloy sword blade, rectangular in plan and profile and lozenge-shaped in section. Both cutting edges are worn and incomplete and the perpendicular edges to these are broken so that the original length of the blade is unknown as well as the position of this fragment along it, though it is at the end that tapers towards the tip, as any raised area has flattened out in section. The smooth dark green patina survives better on one face of the blade than the other, which has an uneven surface of raised areas of corrosion product. The lozenge-shaped section of the blade without a defined central mid-rib suggests that this might be part of a sword from the Late Wilburton or Ewart Park phases of the Late Bronze Age, c.1140-800 BC. Needham & Rohl (1998) illustrate two similar lozenge-shaped sections of Ewart Park swords on page 135, Fig.37, Nos.386-7. Pearce (1983) illustrates similar sections from a Ewart Park and a Late Wilburton sword, from Cranborne in Dorset, on page 665, Plate 104, Nos.365-6. -4.672329SX1054Radiate (Barbarous)Radiate (antoninianus)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:32:34ZEAST13.51275Copper alloy9Andrew BrownAndrew BrownRadiate bust right500783MildenhallSF-F130184Restricted Access0.882012-05-01T14:37:00ZIllegible1285ROMAN52.356622Uncertain female figure standing left holding cornucopiae A copper-alloy Roman barbarous radiate, c.275-285 AD. Reverse: Illegible legend, Uncertain female figure standing left holding cornucopiae. Illegible0.450836House of TheodosiusNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:27:45ZEAST12.43388Copper alloyArles (Arelatum - Constantina)12Andrew BrownAndrew BrownDiademed and draped bust right500782MildenhallSF-F11DF54Restricted Access0.91-//PCONVICTORIA AVGGG2012-05-01T14:37:00Z[VICTOR-IA AV]GGG1395ROMAN52.356622Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm A copper-alloy Roman nummus of the House of Theodosius, c.388-395 AD. Reverse: [VICTOR-IA AV]GGG, Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm. Illegible0.450836House of ConstantineNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:24:22ZEAST18.57330Copper alloyTreveri (Trier, Germany)12Andrew BrownAndrew BrownHelmeted bust left500781MildenhallSF-F111574Restricted Access2.09Branch//TRPWolf and Twins [VRBS ROMA]2012-05-01T14:36:00Z1340ROMAN52.356622She-wolf suckling twins, two stars above A copper-alloy Roman nummus of the House of Constantine, c.330-340 AD. Reverse: She-wolf suckling twins, two stars above. VRBS-ROMA0.450836House of ConstantineNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:21:45ZEAST13.39330Copper alloyLyon (Lugdunum)5Andrew BrownAndrew BrownHelmeted bust left500780MildenhallSF-F107954Restricted Access0.92-//PLGWolf and Twins [VRBS ROMA]2012-05-01T14:41:00Z1340ROMAN52.356622She-wolf suckling twins, two stars above A copper-alloy Roman nummus of the House of Constantine, c.330-340 AD. Reverse: She-wolf suckling twins, two stars above. VRBS-ROMA0.450836ConstansNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:15:39ZEAST14.66335Copper alloyTreveri (Trier, Germany)6Andrew BrownAndrew BrownLaureate and draped bust rightq500779MildenhallSF-F0F0B34Restricted Access1.18Branch//TRSGLORIA EXERCITVS 2012-05-01T14:41:00ZGLORI-AEXER-CITVS1341ROMAN52.356622Two soldiers either side of one standard A copper-alloy Roman nummus of Constans, c.335-341 AD. Reverse: GLORI-AEXER-CITVS, Two soldiers either side of one standard. []IVL CONSTANS []0.450836Uncertain (AD 260 - 402)Radiate or nummusFOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:11:17ZEAST18.56260Copper alloyAndrew BrownAndrew BrownIllegible500778MildenhallSF-F0E0504Restricted Access1.37[]//[]2012-05-01T14:41:00Z1402ROMAN52.356622Illegible A copper-alloy Roman coin, probably a radiate or nummus of uncertain type, c.260-402 AD. Both types are illegible and the coin has been folded due to post-depositional damage. 0.450836CarausiusRadiate (antoninianus)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T22:07:33ZEAST20.28286Copper alloy6Andrew BrownAndrew BrownRadiate and draped bust right500777MildenhallSF-F0D2464Restricted Access4.08[]//[]2012-05-01T14:40:00ZPA[X AV]G1293ROMAN52.356622Pax standing left holding branch(?) and vertical sceptre A copper-alloy Roman radiate of Carausius, c.286-293 AD. Reverse: PA[X AVG], Pax standing left holding branch(?) and vertical sceptre. []C CARAVSIVS[]0.450836CARRICKVESSELCORNWALL2012-04-30T22:03:02ZSOUTH WEST1450Copper alloy24.5DSCN8157.JPG379620Anna TyackeAnna Tyacke37.6500776CORN-F0C1564ST CLEMENT14.27images/atyacke/2012-05-02T22:37:38Z11650POST MEDIEVAL50.265384.7 Cast copper alloy rim fragment from a large bowl or cooking vessel with an internally bevelled rim that is semi-circular in section and flush with the upper edge of the vessel. The body of the vessel curves downwards slightly to suggest a reasonably deep straight-sided bowl or a deep straight-sided everted rim, as seen on cauldrons, and the curvature of the rim suggests a large diameter of about 320 mm. The bevelled rim itself is 4.7 mm thick which then tapers to the body which is 4 mm thick. Egan (2005) illustrates a similar example of a bowl fragment with a flared rim and straight-sided body on page 99, Fig.85, No.444, which is dated from c.1550-1600. Ottaway and Rogers (2002) illustrate a similar fragment of a cooking vessel with an internally bevelled rim on page 2810, Fig.1394, No.14197, which is dated from the mid 15th century to the early 17th century. Butler & Green (2003) illustrate cauldrons with internally bevelled rims on page 119, No.119, which is dated from the 17th century, and on page 142, No.145, which is dated to c.1500. -5.03217SW8445House of TheodosiusNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T21:58:41ZEAST13.22388Copper alloy6Andrew BrownAndrew BrownDiademed and draped bust right500775MildenhallSF-F0B0E74Restricted Access0.67-//[]VICTORIA AVGGG2012-05-01T14:40:00ZVICTOR-[IA AVGGG]1395ROMAN52.356622Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm A copper-alloy Roman nummus of the House of Theodosius, c.388-395 AD. Reverse: VICTOR-[IA AVGGG], Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm. D N[]0.450836Constantine IINummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T21:46:50ZEAST17.31330Copper alloy6Andrew BrownAndrew BrownLaureate and draped bust right500774MildenhallSF-F084A44Restricted Access2.32[]//[]GLORIA EXERCITVS 2012-05-01T14:39:00ZGLOR-IAEXERC-ITVS1335ROMAN52.356622Two soldiers with two standards A copper-alloy Roman nummus of Constantine II, c. 330-335 AD. Reverse: GLOR-IAEXERC-ITVS, Two soldiers with two standards. CONSTANTINVS[]OB C0.450836House of ValentinianNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T21:42:54ZEAST16.24364Copper alloyTreveri (Trier, Germany)6Andrew BrownAndrew BrownDiademed and draped bust right500773MildenhallSF-F075D74Restricted Access1.17-//TR[S...?]SECVRITAS REI PVBLICAE2012-05-01T08:37:00Z[SECVRITAS]-REI PVBLICAE1378ROMAN52.356622Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm A copper-alloy Roman nummus of the House of Valentinian, c.364-378 AD. Reverse: [SECVRITAS]-REI PVBLICAE, Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm. [] P F AVG0.450836ValensNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)FOREST HEATHCOINSUFFOLK2012-04-30T21:37:45ZEAST17.64364Copper alloyLyon (Lugdunum)12Andrew BrownAndrew BrownDiademed and draped bust right500772MildenhallSF-F062914Restricted Access2.46OF I//LVG[P?...]SECVRITAS REI PVBLICAE2012-05-01T08:35:00ZSECVRITAS-REI PVBLICAE1378ROMAN52.356622Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm A copper-alloy Roman nummus of Valens, c.364-378 AD. Reverse: SECVRITAS-REI PVBLICAE, Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm. D N VALE[N]-S P F AVG0.450836500767LANCUM-EF6241PLUMB BOBMEDIEVALDecorated lead Medieval plumb-bob dating 1100-1500AD with zigzag & triple pellet decoration. The object could be associated with a reputedly ecclesiastical institution in the area called St. Claire's The site of St Claire's is unknown. It is well cast and nicely decorated and indicates that it is a relatively high status object. The length is 67mm, the width is 14mm and the depth 10mm.1100150042012-04-30T21:29:27Z2012-12-14T14:43:42Z1014671LANCASHIRERIBBLE VALLEYRestricted AccessWADDINGTON MOOR53.90934-2.44293images/AlexIdris/Alex WhitlockLeadLANCUM-EF6241a.jpg379637NORTH WEST