2013-05-21T09:17:12+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/results5045901620WAVENEYTOKENSUFFOLK2002-12-09T00:00:00ZEASTLeadFaye Minter35080ST MARGARET SOUTH ELMHAMSF99543Restricted Access2011-02-24T12:19:48Z3UNKNOWN52.405214 A lead token, circular in shape measuring 13mm in diameter, 3mm thick and a weighting 3.01g. It is undecorated on both faces and is pierced by a circular hole 0.5mm in diameter, which is 4mm from the nearest edge. A circular lead token measuring 15mm in diameter, 3mm thick and weighting 3.28g, it is pierced with a circular hole 3mm in diameter, which is 3mm from the nearest edge. A lead token oval in shape measuring 16mm in length 13mm in width and weights 4.39g. It is pierced through the centre with a circular perforation which is 2.5mm in diameter. The function and date of these lead tokens, or pierced discs is unknown. 1.394593SUFFOLK COASTALUNIDENTIFIED OBJECTSUFFOLK2002-07-24T23:00:00ZEASTLead23ORFsf1218sf8997.jpg8706Helen GeakeHelen Geake2335101ORFORDSF89973Restricted Access36.96images/hgeake/2011-02-24T12:19:48Z1UNKNOWN52.08684117 An unidentified object made from lead. The base is rectangular (20 x 13 mm) with a rectangular projection at each corner bringing the maximum dimensions up to 23 x 17 mm; it is 10-11 mm thick. The rectangular projections continue up the base on the long edges but not on the short edges, giving a tapering effect. The underside of the base has a series of scratched lines forming a rough ziz-zag of perhaps five points, with a line beneath them; the lines are patinated and look as if they might be original. On the top of the base are two tall cones which bend slightly towards each other. Their maximum diameter is 5 mm and they increase the height of the object to 23 mm. This could possibly be a Viking playing piece. There is a roughly similar example in Graham-Campbell 1980 (no. 307), however this is very much smaller at 12.94g. All Viking and Late Anglo-Saxon experts consulted, however, (Susan Youngs, Leslie Webster, Caroline Paterson) do not recognise the object.1.516365OtherEAST CAMBRIDGESHIRECOINCAMBRIDGESHIRE2002-11-28T00:00:00ZEAST10Copper alloyFaye Minter35449ISLEHAMSF98703Restricted Access0.332012-08-28T08:31:50Z1UNKNOWN52.3126150.404389SUFFOLK COASTALUNIDENTIFIED OBJECTSUFFOLK2001-11-09T00:00:00ZEASTCopper alloy49NACsf860sf7367.jpg8640Helen GeakeHelen Geake1137937NACTONSF73673Restricted Access10.94images/hgeake/2011-02-24T12:19:48Z1UNKNOWN52.00501915Unidentified object made from cast copper alloy. It bears a curious resemblance to the nib of a pen, but this may just be fortuitous. At one end the object is a hollow cylindrical tube, 10 mm in diameter. The tube has a worn groove around the top and a worn moulding close to the bottom; these decorations do not appear to continue around the reverse, where there is a longitudinal rectangular projecting lug across the line of the moulding. This lug is 8 mm long and 3 mm wide, and has a central circular perforation. Below the tube, the object is cut away at the reverse and slightly thickened at the front to form a nib-like shape. There are traces of two worn grooves which curve down and up again around the top of the 'nib', which then flattens gradually towards the point. Date and function unknown, but compare SF6761 and SF7423.1.233039BRECKLANDFINGER RINGNORFOLK2003-04-01T11:00:00ZEAST20-2500Gold2002T64c.JPG319821Katie HindsKatie Hinds738329SHIPDHAMNMS6103Restricted Access potential TREASURE 19.3.2002 2002T642.08images/khinds/2011-03-08T16:29:27Z1-700UNKNOWN52.6167460.2 ?BA gold finger-ring. The ring is plain though decorated with a pinched midrib running around its circumference. The midrib is beaten flat in some places, and in others has formed a break. The surface is not smooth although the quality of the metal is very good. Diam 20mm. Thickness less than 0.5mm. Width of band 7-8mm. Weighs 2.08g. The ring was squashed when found, and was taken to a jeweller who is responsible for its present circular shape. The jeweller perfomed the acid test and determined the ring is 24ct. 0.879021KINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLKWEIGHTNORFOLK2003-04-01T11:00:00ZEASTLeadKatie HindsSteven Ashley38960GAYTONNMS10013Restricted Access2011-02-24T13:15:55Z1UNKNOWN52.731642U Lead discoidal 1-oz weight (weighs 0.95 oz.).0.575511KINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLKBEADNORFOLK2003-04-01T11:00:00ZEASTLeadKatie HindsAndrew Rogerson40082NORTH CREAKENMS21473Restricted Access2011-11-07T09:49:45Z1UNKNOWN52.889619 U Lead/lead alloy bead, truncated biconical, diam. 13mm, thickness 6mm, hole diam. 6mm. 0.748406SELBYUNIDENTIFIED OBJECTNORTH YORKSHIRE2002-04-23T23:00:00ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBERLead24Nick Herepath1540529NORTH YORKSHIRELVPL20473Restricted Access2011-02-24T13:14:58Z1UNKNOWN54.608392Sub-cylindrical piece of lead with eight longitudinal facets each decorated with latice ornament, domed at each end.-1.180971RIBBLE VALLEYWHETSTONELANCASHIRE2002-06-04T23:00:00ZNORTH WESTSedimentary rock1082059.jpg10074Nick Herepath3241624LVPL20593RIBCHESTERimages/nherepath/2011-02-24T13:14:58Z1UNKNOWN53.82800933Fine grained sedimentary stone. Tapered to a narrow point through use as a hone. Distinct blade mark on one surface.-2.54842SD6437CREWE AND NANTWICHUNIDENTIFIED OBJECTCHESHIRE2003-03-18T00:00:00ZNORTH WESTLead36LVPL2443.jpg62207Nick Herepath2341855LVPL24433CHOLMONDELEYimages/nherepath/2011-02-24T13:14:58Z1UNKNOWN53.04536120Roughly rectangular cast piece of lead pierced tranversely, peck marks cover three of its surfaces and fine toothed lines decorate another together with a circular depression that may be another attempt at drilling the object. There is also a cut around three of the sides.-2.672676SJ5550TONBRIDGE AND MALLINGFINGER RINGKENT2001-12-17T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONCopper alloy24Michael LewisMichael Lewis2242359KENT ADDINGTONKENT40103Restricted AccessShown to various curators at British Museum, including JD Hill, Catherine Johns, Angela Evans and James Robinson - all suggesting it was not their period.8.332011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.29779511Copper-alloy object, cast in one-piece, in the form of a very crude finger ring. Rounded hoop, widening at rounded shoulders, which may have been incised or decorated. Bezel is oval, and bowl shaped (the base of the bowl protruding down in the inner of the hoop). There is a place for a oval setting (if it had one).0.336628SHEPWAYSTRAP FITTINGKENT2002-03-13T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONCopper alloy32Michael LewisMartin Miles2142471KENT40933FOLKESTONE172011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.07957414Copper-alloy belt mount, vessica shaped, cross within a circle, surrounded by another circle. Blue enamel in quadrants only. Suspension loop (20x6mm) on reverse.1.196616TR2436ASHFORDFIGUREHEADKENT2002-11-25T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONLead43Andrew RichardsonMartin Miles1542528KENT48493SEVINGTON13.562011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.123305Lead decorative fitting, in the form of an elongated human head. Triangular hair or hat, elongated chin and ears. Attachment fixing on rear of head.0.899484TR0340CANTERBURYCOIN WEIGHTKENT2002-03-13T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONCopper alloy13Michael LewisMartin Miles1342643KENT41463THANINGTON WITHOUT2011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.2633453Copper alloy coin weight, square with three small circles on each side, one in centre and two at top corners.1.051655TR1356TONBRIDGE AND MALLINGPOTKENT2001-12-05T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONPotteryMichael Lewis42696KENT39693MEREWORTHMaidstone Museum advised finder to take this to CAT for further identification.2011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.261571Basal pottery sherd, with scar remaining where pot wall has broken off.0.349125TQ6454CANTERBURYCOIN WEIGHTKENT2002-03-13T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONCopper alloy8Michael LewisMartin Miles642808KENT41233THANINGTON WITHOUT2011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.2633451Sqaure copper alloy coin weight, with large circles on both sides.1.051655TR1356TONBRIDGE AND MALLINGWEIGHTKENT2002-03-26T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONLead35Michael LewisD Goodwin3242847KENT43133WROTHAM2011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.30706518Large lead weight. Sub-rectangular, moulded in the form of a square on the upper. Irregularly shaped.0.322751TQ6259SWALEUNIDENTIFIED OBJECTKENT2001-12-13T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONLead AlloyMichael Lewis42851KENT39893FAVERSHAMMaidstone Museum was going to send photographs to Geoff Egan.2011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.312953Two disk shaped lead alloy objects.0.868376TR0061MAIDSTONEPLAQUEKENT2001-12-05T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONCopper alloyMichael Lewis42856KENT39553BOXLEY2011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.302911Decorative copper alloy plaque, with lion's head motif.0.523402TQ7659DOVERCOINKENT2001-12-11T00:00:00ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONCopper alloyMichael LewisAdrian Clarke43008KENT39753WORTH2011-02-24T12:21:54Z1UNKNOWN51.2465521.337176TR3355