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| Image | Object Type | Find number | Broadperiod | County | Actions |
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Fixtures and fittings | PUBLIC-EBBEA7 |
Roman | Kent |
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| A complete cast copper alloy Roman Lock plate pin/fastener. These sometimes found in association with chest fittings. It has a circular cross section and is bell shaped with a pale green patina. The actual pin which would have fitted into the lock-plate was obviously broken off in antiquity as th... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | ESS-BE2B07 |
Roman | Essex |
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| Roman cast copper alloy terminal in the form of a ram's head. It has cast decoration in the form of two large curving horns towards the back of the head (the attachment end). There is also engraved lines for eyes, both inside a cast oval depression and a cast band above the eyes. Part of the mu... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | NLM-5549E5 |
Roman | Nottinghamshire |
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| Copper alloy. Fitting. An incomplete object comprising a slightly convex oval plate, trimmed or broken on one edge, attached to a segment of a thick band of lentoid section. This band could fit a man’s finger, and if so the object would make a good knuckle-duster. Alternatively it may have fit... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | LVPL-36A300 |
Roman | Flintshire |
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| Cast bronze fitting dating to the Roman period possibly used as a box fitting. The fitting is circular in both plan and cross-section. It is irregular in profile. The object consists of a domed head below which is a long collar. The base of the collar is decorated with linear incised grooves. Bel... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | LEIC-3B26D4 |
Roman | Leicestershire |
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| Roman copper alloy artefact, possibly a decorative final, mount or handle. The object is hollow, rectangular in cross-section, is rounded at one end but has sustained some damage and is probably incomplete. It is in fair condition, is 18mm long, 15mm wide, 9mm thick and weighs 4.2g. | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | LEIC-845180 |
Roman | Leicestershire |
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| Roman copper alloy stud in the form of a mushroom-like shallow domed concave disc with a waisted attachment stem underneath. The object is in fair condition with a dark brown and green patina and slightly pitted surface, is 29mm in diameter, 12mm thick and weighs 9.79g. | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | NCL-1F6C87 |
Roman | North Yorkshire |
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| A cast copper-alloy fitting, probably of Roman date. The fitting has a tapering, almost drop-shaped body that is curved in profile (almost J-shaped) and V-shaped in section. Near the wide end, there is a circular perforation to each side of the central ridge. There appears to have been a br... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | NCL-A09DB1 |
Roman | Northumberland |
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| A cast copper-alloy possible handle from a house or furniture of uncertain date, but probably post-Medieval. The object has a cylindrical body with two differently sized discoidal ends.. The smaller disc has a diameter of 29.37mm and the larger disc has a diameter of 34.6mm. The body is slight... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | SUR-DEE771 |
Roman | Hampshire |
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| A rounded bun-shaped knob with a collar adjacent to the flat side and with widely-spaced grooves down the sides. The object has an iron core which protrudes probably only on the flat side. | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | SF-E6B3F3 |
Roman | Suffolk |
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| a probable Roman iron double spiked loop.It has been bent at right angles into an L-shape, with a loop, filled with corrosion at one terminal and the two arms terminating with spiked ends. The arms are separate from each other but corroded together. The object measures 57.36mm in length, from loo... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | ESS-CA99C4 |
Roman | Essex |
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| Roman terminal, with broken hollow handle. Cast in copper alloy, the terminal is circular in plan measuring 29.59mm in diameter, with an incised ring 6.8mm from the edge. Inside this ring the terminal forms an irregular dome with an off centre circular hole (diameter 5.86mm). This hole extends th... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | LIN-2B7D15 |
Roman | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy bell-shaped fitting, probably Roman and probably related to the many other bell-shaped fittings discussed by Allason Jones (1985) and again by Allason-Jones and McKay (1985, Coventinas Well, A shrine on Hadrians Wall). The fitting has a conical head with the remains of an iron shank ... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | NCL-B5A2A1 |
Roman | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy catch or rest, possibly for a window, cupboard or furniture. The object is rather crude with no decoration with the exception of a groove around a central barrel perforation at one end and a narrow tag at the other with a perpendicular, raised projection. | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | LIN-1AB9B6 |
Roman | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy bell-shaped fitting. The head is circular and concave, with a small dome in the centre that extends beyond the rim. The reverse has a cylindrical shank containing iron corrosion. Fittings such as these are usually described as lockpins and are discussed by Allason Jones (1985) and a... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | LIN-C2D525 |
Roman | Lincolnshire |
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| Copper alloy bell-shaped fitting. The reverse of the fitting has a solid short copper alloy shank. The head is circular and concave, with a small dome in the centre. Fittings such as these are usually described as lockpins and are discussed by Allason Jones (1985) and again by Allason-Jones and M... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | NLM-C68CD4 |
Roman | Lincolnshire |
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| Large bucket fitting. Looped length of copper with large lugs at either end with drill holes through the middle. Dimensions: height 70.6mm, width 55.2, thickness 7.4mm, weight 55.45g. | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | SUR-8AC514 |
Roman | Surrey |
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| A knobbed terminal of circular section. In the centre of the base is a rectangular aperture to take an iron fitting. | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | WAW-5FF366 |
Roman | Gloucestershire |
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| The object is a stud, probably used for furnishings as it is too large to be a pin. It’s made from copper alloy and is complete. Margeson (1993 Norwich Households Medieval and Post Medieval Finds From Norwich Survey Excavations 1971-78 EAA Report No. 58.) illustrates an incomplete stud (No. 525... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | HAMP-7225E7 |
Roman | Hampshire |
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| Copper alloy fitting, probably of Roman date. At one end there is a slightly flattened sphere with a circular recess on one side (D. 6.91mm. Th. 6.05mm). On the opposite side the sphere is attached to a circular open-work element. There is a circular frame, D-shaped in section, which is broke... | |||||
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Fixtures and fittings | HAMP-452878 |
Roman | Hampshire |
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| Cooper alloy terminal in the form of a rams head and neck. One end is the ram’s muzzle, and the object then expands to form the head and neck of the animal. The piece is heavily abraded so that much of the detail which may once have been evident is now lost. However, the general shape of the... | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | KENT-12FCF7 |
Roman | Kent |
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| Fragment of openwork copper alloy object, possibly from a buckle loop, or a decorative fitting. | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | KENT-12C7C7 |
Roman | Kent |
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| Decorative copper alloy strip, with openwork lattice design set amidst relief scrollwork decoration. | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | NMGW-6A8B95 |
Roman | Swansea |
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| Copper alloy terminal with thin copper alloy strip attached. The terminal has a rectangular cross-section with four V-shaped tapering grooves, defining a cross. The terminal gently narrows before a wide square collar. The single piece of copper alloy sheet is set within the collar. The sheet is t... | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | YORYMM582 |
Roman | North Yorkshire |
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| Mushroom shaped fitting with bulbous, slightly ovoid head and spatula tail/attachment. Attachment still intact, appears that tail was made up of two forks, 1 missing. Even brown patina. | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | YORYM1130 |
Roman | East Riding Of Yorkshire |
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| Cast copper-alloy anthropomorphic-head only. Sub-ovoid shape, plano concave section and profile. Crude, asymmetrical features, uncertain head-dress in high relief, below band of which is long, centrally parted hair framing scowling face. c.5mm under chin level is a flat 'beard'. Cast in 1 piece, ... | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | WMID748 |
Roman | Worcestershire |
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| A thick wire which appears to be distorted into a three dimensional 'S' shape. The wire section varies between sub-circular and sub-pointed oval. The terminal are curled in a 'U' shape. The wire at the fold of this curl becomes abruptly more narrow and then widens at the tip. Where it is narrow,... | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | WMID3107 |
Roman | Gloucestershire |
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| The terminal appears to protrude from a possible vessel or platform. This is suggested by the abraded platform from which the terminal protrudes. The platform is a sub-rectangular shape, with all edges being broken, these are not recent breaks. The terminal is a zoomorphic shape, possible represe... | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | WMID3053 |
Roman | Warwickshire |
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| The item is a sub-rectangular shape in plan, however one terminal is folded over forming a 'U' shape. This fold has a crack and the distortion suggests the fold is not intentional. The long edges of the item have horizontal crescents whose terminal protrude from the edge. Otherwise the item is un... | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | WMID3051 |
Roman | Warwickshire |
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| The item is a circular sectioned piece of wire where the terminals have been folded over at the same length. The wire is a twisted 'U' shape. The patina is a mid green colour, which is pitted. | |||||
| Fixtures and fittings | WMID3049 |
Roman | Warwickshire |
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| The terminal is circular in section. The 'base' where the terminal is fixed is circular and has a square iron peg, off-centre. The iron does not protrude from its' hole. This 'base' portion slightly narrows before expanding forming a dome-like shape with this 'base' on top. The terminal of the '... | |||||
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