2013-06-19T11:37:38+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/results6631120563915KENT-34D2A3COINIRON AGEA worn Iron Age bronze unit; possibly a Eastern Serpent type. ABC 2318. BMC 2491.-50-2042013-06-08T16:26:34Z2013-06-08T16:39:49Z91KENTTONBRIDGE AND MALLINGRestricted AccessBurham51.3310830.467524Serpent with head turned inHorsemanriding right12Unit (copper alloy)images/jjackson/Jennifer JacksonCopper alloyKENT-34D2A3.jpg429158SOUTH EAST AND LONDON563515CAM-0713C2COINIRON AGEA copper-alloy Iron Age Unit attributed to Tasciovanus and dating to the period 20 BC to AD 10. Reverse depicts bull right. ABC p. 132, no. 2685.-201032013-06-06T12:23:40Z2013-06-19T11:06:11Z1.8414.632.191CAMBRIDGESHIRESOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRERestricted AccessSouth Cambridgeshire District Area52.0489490.083926Geometric pattern forming eight-pointed starBull rightUnit (copper alloy)Tasciovanusimages/hfowler/Helen FowlerCopper alloyCAM-0713C2.jpg428932TrinovantesEAST563489CAM-067257COINIRON AGEA copper-alloy Eastern region unit issued by Rues in the period AD 1 to 10. Reverse depicts a griffin left. ABC p. 134, no. 2757.11032013-06-06T11:40:38Z2013-06-19T11:11:25Z1.9814.272.661CAMBRIDGESHIRESOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRERestricted AccessSouth Cambridgeshire District Area52.0676840.041027RVIIS inside rectangle, above and below a single annuletRVIISGriffin left, triad of pellets below3Unit (copper alloy)RVESimages/hfowler/Helen FowlerCopper alloyCAM-067257.jpg428920TrinovantesEAST562982BH-CA54F2COINIRON AGEA Late Iron Age copper-alloy unit of Cunobelin, AD c. 10-c. 40. British Museum nos. 1913-1919; Van Arsdell no. 2099. Dimensions: diameter: 12.6mm; thickness: 2.7mm. Weight: 1.36g.104042013-06-03T15:16:48Z2013-06-07T14:50:31Z1.3612.62.71BUCKINGHAMSHIREWYCOMBERestricted AccessPrinces Risborough51.72916-0.857551Winged horse right.[CV-NO]Winged Victory riding bull right, raising knife to sacrifice animal.[TASCI]9Unit (copper alloy)Cunobelinimages/jwatters/Julian WattersCopper alloyIA_coin_13_72_6.jpg429098TrinovantesSOUTH EAST AND LONDON561443BUC-CAE6A7COINIRON AGEA worn Iron Age copper-alloy unit of uncertain attribution and date. The reverse depicts a horse left. See also BUC-82AB07-204032013-05-22T12:39:25Z2013-06-19T11:20:42Z1.41.8613.921BEDFORDSHIREMID BEDFORDSHIRERestricted AccessMaulden52.012506-0.471501ObliteratedHorse standing leftUnit (copper alloy)images/pmanning/Paul ManningCopper alloystatorfield1.jpg427303TrinovantesEAST561279BH-BAB491COINIRON AGEA copper-alloy unit of Tasciovanus, dating from c. 20 BC-c. 10 AD. British Museum nos. 1752-1755/Van Arsdell no. 1810. Dimensions: 14.4mm diameter (sub-oval flan), 2.3mm thick. Weight: 1.63g.-201042013-05-21T18:13:46Z2013-05-28T11:54:11Z1.6314.42.31HERTFORDSHIRENORTH HERTFORDSHIRERestricted AccessOffley51.912281-0.373133Star with ring at centre.No legend.Bull right.No legend.Unit (copper alloy)Tasciovanusimages/jwatters/Julian WattersCopper alloyIronAge_coin_13_8_68a.jpg427879TrinovantesEAST559669BH-E2C798COINIRON AGEAn Iron Age copper-alloy unit of Cunobelin. British Museum nos. 1944-1951/Van Arsdell 2095. Dimensions: 13.5mm diameter, 2.2mm thick. Weight: 1.63g.104042013-05-11T12:33:15Z2013-05-13T12:14:17Z1.6313.52.21HERTFORDSHIRENORTH HERTFORDSHIRERestricted AccessLilley51.930653-0.401558Head right.[CVNOBE-LINVS RI.X](Bull butting right), exergual line below, [pellet border].[TASC] (below)4Unit (copper alloy)Cunobelinimages/jwatters/Julian WattersCopper alloyIA_coin_13_41_15a.jpg426208TrinovantesEAST558452BH-250214COINIRON AGEA copper-alloy unit of Tasciovanus, dating from c. 20 BC- c. 10 AD. Cf. British Museum nos. 1711-1721; Van Arsdell nos. 1705-1707. Dimensions: 13.8mm diameter, 1.3mm thick. Weight: 1.34g.-201042013-05-02T12:38:12Z2013-05-02T13:46:35Z1.3413.81.31CAMBRIDGESHIRESOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRERestricted AccessHeydon52.048690.098499Bearded head right.[VIR/VER/VERL]Hippocamp left, symbols visible in left field and above.[VI(I)R]VerulamiumUnit (copper alloy)Tasciovanusimages/jwatters/Julian WattersCopper alloyIA_coin_13_13_7.jpg425436TrinovantesEAST558445BH-24D0E6COINIRON AGEA copper-alloy unit of Tasciovanus, dating from c. 20 BC- c. 10 AD. British Museum nos. 1745-1751; Van Arsdell no. 1808. Dimensions: 15.2mm diameter, 1.4mm thick. Weight: 1.48g.-201042013-05-02T12:25:03Z2013-05-02T12:31:43Z1.4815.21.41CAMBRIDGESHIRESOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRERestricted AccessHeydon52.0576750.09892Star with pellet-in-ring at centre. Legend surrounding, between arms of star. [Pellet border.][V-E-R-L-A-M-I-O]Bull left, border around circumference.No legend.VerulamiumUnit (copper alloy)Tasciovanusimages/jwatters/Julian WattersCopper alloyIA_coin_13_13_10.jpg425430TrinovantesEAST554221SUSS-2C4A67COINIRON AGEAn Iron Age uninscribed bronze unit, c. 50 BC to AD 10. The obverse depicts a head left, with corded line for hairline and corded hair; the reverse depicts a horse left with a pellet in a ring below. The horse has a distinctive snout with large nostril and open mouth. Cf. ABC 2544.-501042013-04-08T14:22:49Z2013-05-15T20:35:18Z1.713.41.81WEST SUSSEXCHICHESTERRestricted AccessNear Chichester50.882018-0.679375Head left with corded line for hairline and corded hair.uninscribedHorse left with open mouth and large nostril; pellet in ring below.uninscribed3Unit (copper alloy)Uninscribedimages/saehoile/Sarah HoileCopper alloySUSS-2C4A67 Iron Age Coin.jpg425998UninscribedSOUTH EAST AND LONDON551114YORYM-9D46E1COINIRON AGEA Continental bronze unit from the Lower Seine valley area of France. This series, which carries the inscription PIXTIL[OS], although not visible on this example, is traditionally attributed to the Aulerci Eburovices. Datable to the period after the Gallic Wars and before the reign of August, i.e. c. 50-30 BC. Reference: Delestree & Tache (Volume II, 2004), series 454, no. 2466.-50-3042013-03-20T15:23:26Z2013-04-10T10:58:49Z4.316.71EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIREEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIREMIDDLETONSE934953.928787-0.585127IllegibleIllegibleAnimal, possibly ram, left looking back[CAM]Unit (copper alloy)Cunobelinimages/bmorris/Rebecca GriffithsCopper alloyST0001a.jpg420593TrinovantesYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER547672NMS-F41E71COINIRON AGECopper alloy Iron Age unit, probably Cunobelin, obverse probably with a bust right, further details illegible, weight 1.48g, c.10-43104342013-02-28T11:39:19Z2013-02-28T11:42:21Z1.48141NORFOLKKINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLKPENTNEYTF721252.6783970.542788Unit (copper alloy)Cunobelinimages/amarsden/Adrian MarsdenCopper alloyKLMD022013bronzeunit.jpg417921EAST546405SF-6541F7COINIRON AGEA worn copper-alloy Iron Age Trinovantian unit of Tasciovanus, dating to the late 1st century BC. It is as Hobbs nos. 1685-1687. -50-142013-02-21T17:06:40Z2013-04-05T15:51:17Z3.6819.291SUFFOLKFOREST HEATHRestricted AccessDalham52.2113720.516024Head right[]A[]-V[]A winged horse left9Unit (copper alloy)Tasciovanusimages/abrown/Andrew BrownCopper alloyDAL_SF-6541F7.jpg422596TrinovantesEAST546126SUSS-50BD65COINIRON AGEAn uninscribed Iron Age copper-alloy unit of Gallic issue, c. 60-30 BC. Obverse depicts a bust facing front under large head with torc and traces of military armor; two raised arms with 'volutes enroulees'; between arms and face are two centrally-placed annulets. Reverse depicts a horse left, with annulet above and open crescent to the right. Cf. Delestree and Tache (2002), p. 88, no. DT404.-60-301332013-02-20T17:45:58Z2013-02-20T17:55:01Z1.622.513.214.51WEST SUSSEXCHICHESTERRestricted AccessNear Chichester50.882018-0.679375Bust facing front under large head with torc and traces of military armor; two raised arms with 'volutes enroulees'; between arms and face are two centrally-placed annulets.uninscribedHorse left; annulet above in centre and open crescent to the right.uninscribed3Unit (copper alloy)images/stephaniesmith/Stephanie SmithCopper alloySUSS-50BD65IAGallicUnit.jpg416798SOUTH EAST AND LONDON541370IOW-2835F1COINIRON AGEA worn Iron Age copper-alloy stater. Probaly a Continental type. Obverse: Illegible Reverse: Galloping horse Diameter: 16.7mm. Weight: 1.90g.-100-2042013-01-25T13:06:39Z2013-02-17T10:50:00Z1.916.71ISLE OF WIGHTISLE OF WIGHTRestricted AccessIsle of Wight50.680068-1.222907IllegibleGalloping horseUnit (copper alloy)images/fbasford/Frank BasfordCopper alloyIOW2013-2-76.JPG413425SOUTH EAST AND LONDON540478PUBLIC-E8D2D5COINIRON AGEA very worn Iron Age bronze unit. The coin is dished and has a very unclear design on both sides. Uncertain region or tribe. -40-1042013-01-22T12:59:25Z2013-04-05T14:34:37Z1.282.21KENTASHFORDRestricted AccessGreat Chart51.1253980.813857illegibleillegibleillegibleillegibleUnit (copper alloy)images/bencroxford/ben croxfordCopper alloyPUBLIC-E8D2D5.jpg414766SOUTH EAST AND LONDON539952BH-966932COINIRON AGEA Late Iron Age copper-alloy unit of uncertain tribe. Dimensions: 10.8mm diameter, 1.5mm thick. Weight: 0.69g.-505042013-01-18T15:13:25Z2013-02-11T15:39:09Z0.6910.81.51HERTFORDSHIRENORTH HERTFORDSHIRERestricted AccessClothall51.935565-0.124994(Head right.)No lettering visible.Standing quadruped.No lettering visible.Unit (copper alloy)images/jwatters/Julian WattersCopper alloyIA_coin_12_39_101.jpg412591EAST538574BH-FF8A41COINIRON AGEA Late Iron Age copper-alloy unit: 'Northern Bronze of Cunobelin'. British Museum nos. 1961-1967/Van Arsedell no. 2093. Minted AD c. 10-c. 40. Dimensions: 14.6mm diameter, 2.9mm thick. Weight: 2.35g.104042013-01-11T11:33:56Z2013-02-01T15:23:02Z2.3514.62.91HERTFORDSHIRENORTH HERTFORDSHIRERestricted AccessClothall51.944551-0.12462Horse right with naked rider [raising spear and holding shield].[CV]-NOBHelmeted figure standing facing, head left, holding shield in left hand and resting on spear in right hand; pellet border surrounding.[TASCIIO]-VANTIS6Unit (copper alloy)Cunobelinimages/jwatters/Julian WattersCopper alloyIA_coin_12_40_36a.jpg411439TrinovantesEAST537825HAMP-AD9BE1COINIRON AGEAn Iron Age uninscribed bronze unit of 'Chichester Cock' type (cf. ABC 737; BMC 657-59), measuring 15-17mm, weighing 2.59g, slightly dished from reverse abd very worn particularly to the obverse. Obverse: [Helmeted head] now illegible Reverse: Stylised cockerel right, above head Date: c. 60-20 BC.-60-2042013-01-07T14:20:47Z2013-01-29T11:46:51Z2.59171HAMPSHIREFAREHAMFAREHAM[Helmeted head] now illegibleStylised cockerel right, above headUnit (copper alloy)images/khindshamp/Katie HindsCopper alloyHAMP-AD9BE1.jpg413712SOUTH EAST AND LONDON536250LON-19AD01COINIRON AGEAn Iron Age copper alloy Northern unit of Cunobelin dating -50BC to 50AD. Hobbs no. 1938. Dimensions: diameter: 15.33mm; weight: 3.57g.-505042012-12-19T10:45:36Z2012-12-19T10:54:36Z3.5715.331KENTSEVENOAKSOTFORDWinged horse looking back, [CAM] below, pellet borderCAMWinged Victory standing left holding palm branch, CVN to the left, pellet borderCVN2CamulodunumUnit (copper alloy)Cunobelinimages/ksumnall/Kate SumnallCopper alloyKennedy-Griffincoin-Sept12.jpg409382TrinovantesSOUTH EAST AND LONDON