2013-05-20T04:15:59+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/results526120VALE OF WHITE HORSEPIPE TAMPEROXFORDSHIRE2012-09-18T08:54:29ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1640Copper alloy39.42012_0918_090147AA.JPG397301Tom RedmayneTom Redmayne33520977West HanneyPUBLIC-836C544Restricted Accessimages/tomredmayne/2012-09-19T08:13:17Z11720POST MEDIEVAL51.625472 A post-Medieval, cast, copper-alloy pipe tamper. The object consists of a circular sectioned shaft with an axe-head terminal. The axe-head is pelta-shaped at one end and hammer-shaped at the other. The shaft expands outwards towards the base and is decorated with three transverse ridges. Both the hammer-head and the base of the shaft could be used to tamp the tobacco. As the diameter of the bowls of clay pipes increased with time, so the diameter of the pipe tampers increased. On this tamper, the diameter of the hammer-head is 6.1mm and the base of the shaft is 6.4mm which would indicate an early date of between 1640 and 1720 and most likely the earlier part of this date range in the 17th century. (Gordon Bailey: Detector Finds, p. 64.) -1.438006512768BERK-6BC8A5TWEEZERSEARLY MEDIEVALA pair of copper alloy Anglo Saxon tweezers with narrow upper body expanding to the blades; each end is folded over to make the pincers. Upper area of blades decorated on both sides with closely set parallel grooves at the top; ring-and-dot stamped motifs. Probably 5th to 6th century AD.No image available42012-07-18T14:39:23Z2012-12-16T14:59:30Z4446.41OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEWEST HANNEYSU399251.625472-1.438006Michael ByardCopper alloySOUTH EAST AND LONDONVALE OF WHITE HORSERIVETOXFORDSHIRE2011-08-16T15:16:36ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON14.711750Lead Alloy2011211.jpg341569Anni ByardAnni Byard458321BERK-A89D464WEST HANNEY6images/abyard/2011-08-16T15:22:51Z11900POST MEDIEVAL51.6254024.62 A lead alloy rivet or stud / nail. The rivet has a circular head and a rectangular shank that is piercing and bent over another sheet of probably lead alloy, encrusted with iron corrosion. The head of the rivet is large and flat without decoration; this may be a type of vessel mend although its true purpose remains uncertain. The construction and shape of the rivet points to a later Post-medieval or early-modern date, c. 1700-1900 AD. -1.423561SU4092448668BERK-A30792SPOONMODERNA modern pewter spoon with handle bent over half-way. Rounded end and a circular bowl. Bowl is 10mm wide. Handle hallmarked on the underside viz: ?O / K / Lion Passant; London 1905. Initial on upper side is AB, possibly owner's initials.190542011-06-16T17:34:01Z2011-06-23T09:37:00Z7.4951OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116images/maritime/Michael ByardTin or tin alloy943 Pewter Spoon P Tkt.jpg332745SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448664BERK-A2A337TANKARDPOST MEDIEVALA copper alloy Post Medieval tankard handle and lid attachment. No picture provided.1550190042011-06-16T17:07:16Z2011-07-20T10:35:00Z50.08101.121OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116Michael ByardCopper alloySOUTH EAST AND LONDON448663BERK-A28DF2BROOCHROMANA incomplete copper alloy Roman strip bow brooch with a triangular catchplate. Folded cylinder at head, half broken. No pin survives. The brooch has longitudinal linear decoration on upper surface. 1st Centry AD.09942011-06-16T17:01:39Z2011-07-20T17:49:00Z6.091566.31OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU409151.616412-1.423675images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy973 Iron Age Brooch fragment P Tkt.jpg332738SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448661BERK-A26DE2SEAL MATRIXMEDIEVALA copper alloy Medieval seal matrix which has a bird above confronted busts on hand. The die has a circular face and six facets on the handle (hexagonal). No picture available.42011-06-16T16:53:02Z2011-07-20T17:52:00Z6.2118.6518.851OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU409151.616412-1.423675Michael ByardCopper alloySOUTH EAST AND LONDON448648BERK-A227E6COINROMANA copper alloy barbarous Roman Radiate, circa AD 275-285. No picture available.27528542011-06-16T16:34:26Z2011-07-20T17:55:00Z1.816.851OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116Radiate bust facing rightIllegibleStanding fugureIllegibleRadiate (antoninianus)Radiate (Barbarous)Michael ByardCopper alloySOUTH EAST AND LONDON448639BERK-A204C2COINROMANA copper alloy Roman nummus of the House of Constantine (AD 335-7), GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse. Reece 17.33533742011-06-16T16:25:00Z2011-07-20T17:56:00Z1.0615.791OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116Bust facing right ?Illegible2 soldiers and 1 standard[GLORIA EXERCITVS]Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)House of Constantineimages/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy966 Roman nummus, House of Constantine P Tkt.jpg332732SOUTH EAST AND LONDONVALE OF WHITE HORSEBUTTONOXFORDSHIRE2011-06-16T16:20:21ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDONLead Alloy1.1912 Button P Tkt.jpg332739Michael ByardMichael Byard1.1448665BERK-A2D4524WEST HANNEYimages/maritime/2011-07-20T16:42:00Z1MEDIEVAL0 A possible lead alloy square button with a worn quatrefoil design on the front and plain reverse. Probably late medieval / early post-medieval. 0448634BERK-A1ED04BUCKLEMEDIEVALA copper alloy Medieval buckle frame with an offset bar and large rounded projection on outer frame. No pin survives. c. AD 1250-1450.1250145042011-06-16T16:18:40Z2011-07-20T17:58:00Z2.9215.0823.551OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy965 Medieval Buckle frame P Tkt.jpg332730SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448626BERK-A1BD67COINROMANA copper alloy Roman Radiate of the period AD260-29642011-06-16T16:06:02Z2011-07-20T17:59:00Z2.381OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116Bust facing right ?IllegibleStanding figureIllegibleRadiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy964 Roman Radiate P Tkt.jpg332727SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448612BERK-A17E25COINROMANA copper alloy Roman nummus from the House of Valentinian (AD 364-378), SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE reverse. Reece 19.36437842011-06-16T15:49:06Z2011-07-20T18:02:00Z1.714.741OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU409151.616412-1.423675Bust facing leftIllegibleVictory left ?[SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE]Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)House of ValentinianMichael ByardCopper alloySOUTH EAST AND LONDON448604BERK-A15327COINROMANA copper alloy Roman nummus of the House of Constantine (probably Constans), struck between AD 335-337. Reece 17. GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse.33533742011-06-16T15:37:39Z2011-07-20T18:05:00Z1.6151OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116Laureate bust draped facing rightIllegible[2 soldiers] one standard[GLORIA EXERCITVS]Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)House of Constantineimages/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy961 Roman Nummus P Tkt.jpg332715SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448589BERK-A12185FINGER RINGROMANA copper alloy Roman finger ring, circa 2nd Century AD, an oval shaped flat bezel with traces of enamelling. The bezel is 15mm in length and 8mm in width with a single "crenalation" in the centre. The frame is "D" shaped in section. The whole is 20mm in diameter.42011-06-16T15:24:27Z2011-07-20T18:06:00Z6.2201OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEEAST HANNEYSU419251.625331-1.409116images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy942 Roman Finger Ring P Tkt.jpg332712SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448578BERK-A0F644BUCKLEMEDIEVALA copper alloy double looped spectacle buckle dating to the Medieval period (AD 1250-1450). The iron pin is missing although some iron corrosion is present.1250145042011-06-16T15:12:52Z2011-07-20T18:09:00Z3.6122251OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU419151.61634-1.409233images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy941 Double loop brooch P Tkt.jpg332706SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448563BERK-A0BD27COINPOST MEDIEVALA silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), dated either 1572 or 1573. No image available.1572157342011-06-16T14:57:39Z2011-07-20T18:11:00Z2.123.911OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU409151.616412-1.423675Third Issue, Ermine 1572-3London (Tower)SixpenceElizabeth I of EnglandMichael ByardSilverEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660Sixpence: Elizabeth I, 1561-1582 (N 1997)SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448561BERK-A0A202BUCKLEMEDIEVALA fragment of a copper alloy Medieval buckle pin with part of the loop and small ridge above. Probably AD 1250-1450.1250145042011-06-16T14:50:24Z2011-07-20T18:13:00Z2.834.0511.421.61OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU409151.616412-1.423675images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy936 Medieval Buckle pin P Tkt.jpg332694SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448556BERK-A08613TOKENPOST MEDIEVALA Post Medieval copper alloy Trade Token, quite worn but with the letters I M E and date 1665 on the reverse and a shield with the inscription ...E...R...O on the obverse. Die axis 6.166542011-06-16T14:42:57Z2011-07-20T18:17:00Z0.730.8514.415.31OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU409151.616412-1.423675images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy933 Trade Token P Tkt.jpg332693SOUTH EAST AND LONDON448549BERK-A06285BRACELETROMANThe terminal and part of the loop of a cast copper alloy Roman penannular bracelet. The terminal has two raised bands either side of a bulbous moulding, with two chevron-like incised lines behind one band extending onto the loop of the bracelet.4341042011-06-16T14:33:28Z2011-07-20T18:22:00Z10.33501OXFORDSHIREVALE OF WHITE HORSEGROVESU409151.616412-1.423675images/maritime/Michael ByardCopper alloy930 Roman Bracelet P Tkt.jpg332689SOUTH EAST AND LONDON