2013-05-22T01:16:08+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/results20764120Henry II - Henry IIICut farthingISLE OF WIGHTCOINISLE OF WIGHT2012-05-16T21:04:49ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1180Silver8.64IOW2012-1-251.JPG381715Frank BasfordFrank Basford7.67Bust facing503459Isle of WightIOW-4167134Restricted Access0.3Short cross, not further definedimages/fbasford/2012-05-17T18:24:00ZEnglish coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278[ ]ON[ ]11247MEDIEVAL50.636115Voided short cross with a quatrefoil in each quadrant A Medieval silver short cross cut farthing, 1180-1247 AD (not further defined). Obverse: [ ]R[ ]; Bust facing Reverse: [ ]ON[ ]; Voided short cross with a quatrefoil in each quadrant 8.64 x 7.67mm. Weight: 0.30g. [ ]R[ ]-1.39332Faustina IISestertiusISLE OF WIGHTCOINISLE OF WIGHT2012-05-16T20:52:42ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON30.32161Copper alloyRome (Italy)12IOW2012-1-250.JPG382051Frank BasfordFrank BasfordBust right503458Isle of WightIOW-4139A53Restricted Access15.04images/fbasford/2012-05-20T11:34:00Z[VENVS FELIX] SC1175ROMAN50.627122Venus seated left hodling Victory and sceptre A Roman copper-alloy sestertius of Faustina II under Marcus Aurelius dating to the period AD 161 to 175. VENVS FELIX SC reverse type depicting Venus seated left holding Victory and sceptre. Mint of Rome. Reece period 8. RIC III, p. 348, no. 1686. Obverse: Bust right [...] Reverse: Venus seated left hodling Victory and sceptre; [VENVS FELIX] SC Diameter: 30.32mm. Weight: 15.04g. DA=12:12. [...]-1.393435Trade tokenISLE OF WIGHTTOKENISLE OF WIGHT2012-05-16T20:34:53ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON15.561600Copper alloyIOW2012-1-249.JPG381717Frank BasfordFrank Basford503457Isle of WightIOW-40F6A64Restricted Access0.6images/fbasford/2012-05-17T20:04:00Z11700POST MEDIEVAL50.636115 An incomplete post-Medieval, 17th century token farthing of Edward Bird of Shaston (Shaftesbury, Dorset). Initial mark: star. Obverse: EDWARD B[VR]D; A lion rampant Reverse: OF SHASTO[N]; E M B Diameter: 15.56mm. Weight: 0.60g. DA=12:6. -1.39332503452NCL-3D02D0COINROMANA contemporary copy of a nummus of the House of Constantine dating to the period AD 335 to 341. GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse type depicting two soldiers, one standard.33534132012-05-16T17:05:01Z2012-05-16T17:06:00Z0.8791NOTTINGHAMSHIRENEWARK AND SHERWOODCOLLINGHAMSK835853.112737-0.761462Laureate, draped bust right[...]Two soldiers, one standardNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)House of Constantineimages/pwalton/Philippa WaltonCopper alloy3D02D0.jpg405159EAST MIDLANDS503447ESS-3CD836SWORDBRONZE AGEBURNHAM HOARD 2010 T509: item B.5: Sword - Vollgriffschwerter 'metal hilted sword' Cast copper alloy metal hilted sword or 'vollgriffschwerter'fragment. The fragment is socketed, and is trapezoid in plan, formed of a cast piece of metal with a 'u' shaped opening extending from the base of the trapezoid. There is a cast collar around the shortest edge of the trapezoid. There is metal inserted into the socket, which is circular in cross section towards the apex of the trapezoid and flattens out at the base of the trapezoid to form a lozenge shaped cross section, with a central circular rib and two triangular wings. It is 56.48mm long, 29.42mm wide across the base with the 'u' shaped opening being 27.06mm wide. It is 17.81mm wide at the apex of the trapezoid and 9.36mm thick. It weighs 78.28 grams. The fragment is believed to be continental in origin. Steve Matthews (pers. Com) has commented that the restricted width of the hilt suggests that it is not a Hallstatt antenna sword, as these are usually are much wider. The 'collar' is common on late Urnfield swords with metal hilts, however, the example from the Burnham Hoard has horizontal ends at the bottom of the hilt, set with a right angle with the interior opening (the 'O' or omega shape). On almost every example Steve Matthews has seen, the hilts have had pointed tips on the inside with the ends often being set diagonally. It is highly likely that this item is a unique find for Britain, and there is no exact continental parallel known at this time.Vollgriffschwerter-1000-8002010T50942012-05-16T16:53:39Z2013-01-25T16:45:04Z78.2839.4256.481ESSEXMALDONRestricted AccessBurnham on Crouch51.6290120.816024images/lmclean/Laura McLeanCopper alloy2010T509 sword B.5.jpg381671EAST503441ESS-3CBD21SICKLEBRONZE AGEBURNHAM HOARD 2010 T509: item BBH.3: sickle blade Cast copper alloy sickle blade fragment. The blade is curved. There is a rib running along one side, giving it a triangular cross section. There are breaks at both ends. Length: 35.31mm. Width: 21.08mm tapering to 17.02mm. Thickness: 4.17mm tapering to 3.19mm. Weight: 8.57 grams.Socketed-1000-8002010T50942012-05-16T16:46:26Z2013-01-25T16:34:32Z8.5735.311ESSEXMALDONRestricted AccessBurnham on Crouch51.6290120.816024images/lmclean/Laura McLeanCopper alloy2010T509 BBH3 Sickle.jpg382808EAST503440NCL-3CB3A7COINROMANA nummus of Constantine I dating to AD 318. SOLI INVICTO COMITI reverse type. Mint of London. RIC VII, p. 105, no. 138.31831832012-05-16T16:43:55Z2012-05-16T16:45:00Z3.18191NOTTINGHAMSHIRENEWARK AND SHERWOODCOLLINGHAMSK835853.112737-0.761462Laureate, cuirassed bust leftIMP CONSTANTINVS AVGSol standing leftSOLI INVICTO COMITIcrescent/-//PLNLondon (Londinium)Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)Constantine Iimages/pwalton/Philippa WaltonCopper alloy3CB3A7.jpg405157EAST MIDLANDS503433NCL-3C9717COINROMANA nummus of Constantine I dating to AD 320. VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP reverse type. Mint of London. RIC VII, p. 108, no. 168.32032032012-05-16T16:36:18Z2012-05-16T16:39:00Z2.21281NOTTINGHAMSHIRENEWARK AND SHERWOODCOLLINGHAMSK835853.112737-0.761462Crested helmeted, cuirassed bust left with spear over right shoulderIMP CONSTANTINVS AVGVictories holding shield over altarVIRTVS EXERCITcrossandwreath//PLNLondon (Londinium)Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)Constantine Iimages/pwalton/Philippa WaltonCopper alloy3C9717.jpg405156EAST MIDLANDS503430ESS-3C8C54SICKLEBRONZE AGEBURNHAM HOARD 2010 T509: item B.31: sickle blade Cast copper alloy sickle blade fragment.The blade is curved. It is broken at both ends. There is a raised triangular rib running along the length, which is more pronounced at one end. The wings are triangular in cross section. Length: 62.15mm. Width: 32.89mm, tapering to 24.60mm. Thickness: 5.53mm increasing to 11.05mm. Weight: 40.98 grams.Socketed-1000-8002010T50942012-05-16T16:33:25Z2013-01-25T16:33:52Z40.9862.151ESSEXMALDONRestricted AccessBurnham on Crouch51.6290120.816024images/lmclean/Laura McLeanCopper alloyB.31 sickle blade.jpg381669EAST503426NCL-3C6C83COINROMANA nummus of Constantine II dating to ther period AD 320 to 321. VIRTVS EXERCIT reverse type. Mint of London. RIC VII, p. 109, no. 190.32032132012-05-16T16:24:56Z2012-05-16T16:32:00Z2.75181NOTTINGHAMSHIRENEWARK AND SHERWOODCOLLINGHAMSK835853.112737-0.761462Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust leftCONSTANTINVS IVN N CStandard inscribed VOT/XX flanked by seated captivesVIRTVS EXERCIT-/-//PLONLondon (Londinium)Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)Constantine IIimages/pwalton/Philippa WaltonCopper alloy3C6C83.jpg405150EAST MIDLANDS503421NCL-3C5595COINROMANA nummus of Constantine I dating to AD 321. VIRTVS EXERCIT reverse type. Mint of London. RIC VII, p. 109, no. 193.32132132012-05-16T16:18:49Z2012-05-16T16:21:00Z2.85191NOTTINGHAMSHIRENEWARK AND SHERWOODCOLLINGHAMSK835853.112737-0.761462Helmeted, cuirassed bust rightCONSTANTINVS AGStandard inscribed VOT/XX flanked by seated captivesVIRTVS EXERCIT-/-//PLNLondon (Londinium)Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)Constantine Iimages/pwalton/Philippa WaltonCopper alloy3C5595.jpg405155EAST MIDLANDS503417ESS-3C3A75SICKLEBRONZE AGEBURNHAM HOARD 2010 T509: item A.56: Socketed sickle Cast copper alloy socketed sickle. The socket is oval, with the blade extending at a right angle. There is a casting seam on the opposing side. The blade is curved with a rib running along its length, giving it a triangular cross section. The wings of the blade are damaged. Length: 61.98mm. Depth at socket: 21.26mm. External diameter: 33.18mm by 29.30mm. Weight: 71.40 gramsSocketed-1000-8002010T50942012-05-16T16:11:35Z2013-01-25T16:33:06Z71.461.981ESSEXMALDONRestricted AccessBurnham on Crouch51.6290120.816024images/lmclean/Laura McLeanCopper alloyA.56 Sickle.jpg381666EASTConstantius II or Constans (337-350)Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)NEWARK AND SHERWOODCOINNOTTINGHAMSHIRE2012-05-16T16:11:25ZEAST MIDLANDS10355Copper alloyPhilippa WaltonPhilippa WaltonPearl diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right503453NCL-3D1A923COLLINGHAM2012-05-16T16:13:00Z[FEL TEMP REPARATIO]3361ROMAN53.11258Soldier spearing fallen horseman Three contemporary copies of nummi of Constans or Constantius II dating to the period AD 355 to 361. FEL TEMP REPARATIO reverse types depicting soldier spearing fallen horseman. [...]-0.746526SK8458503412ESS-3C2381GOUGEBRONZE AGEBURNHAM HOARD 2010 T509: item B.1: Socketed Gouge Cast copper alloy socketed gouge. It is cylindrical with circular socket opening. The cross section changes from circular at the socket end to 'U' shaped at the blade end, with the changes corresponding to an elongated 'V' shaped depression on the upper surface which starts 22mm from the socket opening and extending to the blade end. Length: 91.81mm. Mouth: 19.58mm by 17.06mm. Socket opening: 12.80mm by 12.52mm. Blade width: 15.09. Weight: 53.73 grams.Socketed-1000-8002010T50942012-05-16T16:05:28Z2013-01-25T16:31:58Z53.7391.811ESSEXMALDONRestricted AccessBurnham on Crouch51.6290120.816024images/lmclean/Laura McLeanCopper alloy2010T509 Gouge B.1.jpg381657EAST503410NCL-3C13F6COINROMANA nummus of Constantine II dating to the period AD 323 to 324. CAESARVM NOSTRORVM reverse type. Mint of Trier. RIC VII, p. 203, no. 433.32332432012-05-16T16:01:19Z2012-05-16T16:03:00Z2.69171NOTTINGHAMSHIRENEWARK AND SHERWOODCOLLINGHAMSK835853.112737-0.761462Laureate head rightCONSTANTINVS IVN NOB CWreath enclosing legend VOT/XCAESARVM NOSTRORVM-/-//STRTreveri (Trier, Germany)Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)Constantine IIimages/pwalton/Philippa WaltonCopper alloy3C13F6.jpg405154EAST MIDLANDSRadiate (Barbarous)Radiate (antoninianus)NEWARK AND SHERWOODCOINNOTTINGHAMSHIRE2012-05-16T16:00:33ZEAST MIDLANDS9275Copper alloyPhilippa WaltonPhilippa WaltonRadiate head right503451NCL-3CF2153COLLINGHAM1.412012-05-16T16:08:32Z[...]2285ROMAN53.11258Figure standing left Two barbarous radiate of minim type dating to the period AD 275 to 285. Their reverses are identical and depict a figure standing left. [...]-0.746526SK8458Radiate of Carausius, LaetitiaCarausiusRIC 258Radiate (antoninianus)YORKCOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2012-05-16T15:57:41ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER13.6287Copper alloy6A281.jpg381693Kevin LeahyKevin LeahyRadiate bust right503450FulfordFAKL-3CE7513Restricted Access0.82images/kleahy/2012-05-16T18:20:00ZLATITIA S C1293ROMAN53.915565Standing female figure holding a staff and a purse. Radiate of Carausius damaged but good. Obverse: Radiate bust right, 'Imp C Carausius PF Aug' Reverse. Standing female figure with staff and purse 'Laetitia S C' RIC 258 IMP CA [ravsi]VS PF AVG-1.072786503401SF-3C0125BROOCHROMANA cast copper-alloy Roman disc brooch. It is missing part of its outer edges, pin, outer edge of the catchplate and some of the enamelling due to old breaks. The brooch is flat, circular in form with enamelled decoration on the front face of the plate. This comprises a central circular field containing four sub-triangular fields at the compass points with smaller sub-triangular fields between these, all filled with blue enamel. Central to these are two concentric circles, the inner being enamleed, the outer not. All this decoration is surrounded by a border. The outer edge has a solid knop at the bottom and may have had loops at the top and on bothe sides. The one at the top is missing, on the right side are the splayed ends of another and the one on the left is missing completely. The loop on the right may have always been splayed but could be this shape due to post-depositional damage. On the back of the plate is an integrally cast double lug that is pierced by a separately cast transverse axis bar. At the bottom of the plate is an integrally cast catchplate. This is sub-triangular and bent and broken due to post-depositional damage. It measures 31.32mm in diameter, 2.76mm in thickness and weighs 12.81g.Disc10020042012-05-16T15:56:20Z2012-05-17T09:39:00Z12.8131.322.761SUFFOLKMID SUFFOLKAKENHAMTM164952.0971541.152082images/justineemma/Justine BiddleCopper alloyAKE_SF-3C0125.jpg382203EASTJettonCOTSWOLDTOKENGLOUCESTERSHIRE2012-05-16T15:54:11ZSOUTH WEST141500LeadWILT-3CDA28.jpg381921Katie HindsDavid AlgarCross pattée503449LechladeWILT-3CDA284Restricted Access1.77images/khinds/2012-05-18T14:59:00Z11700POST MEDIEVAL51.689402 An undatable, but possibly Post-Medieval (1500-1700), uniface lead token cut roughly circular and measuring 13-14mm in diameter. Weighs 1.77g. Obverse: Cross pattée Although no exact parallel could be found during an initial search, the token looks rather like a miniature communion wafer, so a tentative religious connection is suggested, and if so, it could be possibly 16th or 17th century in date. -1.712075Constantine INummus (AE 1 - AE 4)NEWARK AND SHERWOODCOINNOTTINGHAMSHIRE2012-05-16T15:53:55ZEAST MIDLANDS17319Copper alloyLondon (Londinium)Philippa WaltonPhilippa WaltonHelmeted, cuirassed bust right503448NCL-3CD9033COLLINGHAM2.93diamond//PLNVICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP (or variant)2012-05-16T15:57:00ZVICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP1320ROMAN53.112737Victories holding shield inscribed VOT/PR over altar A nummus of Constantine I dating to the period AD 319 to 320. VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP reverse type. Mint of London. RIC VII, p. 107, no. 161. CONSTANTINVS AVG-0.761462SK8358