2013-05-19T06:58:05+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/results3256520543532NARC-276DB6COINROMANA copper alloy nummus. House of Constantine URBS ROMA issue; wolf and twins reverse.30736142013-02-06T15:29:32Z2013-02-06T15:32:17Z1.61191BUCKINGHAMSHIREMILTON KEYNESHAVERSHAM CUM LITTLE LINFORDSP834352.079148-0.790268helmeted bust leftVRBS ROMAwold suckling twins[ ]R[ ]6Treveri (Trier, Germany)Nummus (AE 1 - AE 4)House of Constantineimages/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-276DB6a.jpg414913SOUTH EAST AND LONDON543519NARC-26D525COINROMANA copper alloy dupondius, or as. Very worn and illegible.125042013-02-06T14:48:51Z2013-02-06T15:27:55Z11.04281BUCKINGHAMSHIREMILTON KEYNESHAVERSHAM CUM LITTLE LINFORDSP834352.079148-0.790268bust right[ ]illegible[ ]Dupondius or asUncertain - 1st-mid 3rd centuryimages/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-26D525a.jpg414910SOUTH EAST AND LONDON543508NARC-2698C1COINMEDIEVALA silver hammered penny of John. Irish issue. Third coinage issued 1207 - 1211. Reference: Spink 'Coins of Scotland and Ireland...' no. 62281207121142013-02-06T14:32:44Z2013-02-06T14:45:44Z1.23181BUCKINGHAMSHIREMILTON KEYNESHAVERSHAM CUM LITTLE LINFORDSP834352.079148-0.790268Crowned bust in triangle, holding sceptreIOHA/NNR/REXsun, moono and three stars in triangleROBE/RDON/DVB12DublinPennyJohn, Lord of Ireland 1172-1216, King of England 1199-1216images/jcassidy/Julie CassidySilverNARC-2698C1a.jpg414899Irish: coin of John, Third (Rex) coinage (S 6228 - 6234)SOUTH EAST AND LONDON542622NARC-BF9CE3COINPOST MEDIEVALA silver Elizabeth I halfgroat. Very worn. 1558160342013-02-01T17:22:22Z2013-02-01T17:26:01Z0.93161NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP575352.172325-1.167938bust left. two pellets behind[ ]sheild[ ]11London (Tower)Halfgroat (silver)Elizabeth I of Englandimages/jcassidy/Julie CassidySilverNARC-BF9CE3a.jpg414460English coin early Modern 1489 - 1660Halfgroat: Elizabeth I, 1582-1603 (N 2016)EAST MIDLANDS542607NARC-BF5A45COINMEDIEVALA silver hammerd half penny of Henry VI. London mint..1422147142013-02-01T17:04:40Z2013-02-01T17:07:10Z0.43141NORTHAMPTONSHIRENORTHAMPTONCOLLINGTREESP745452.1793-0.919181bust facingHENRICVS REX R ANGLlongcrossCIVITAS LONDONLondonHalfpennyHenry VI of England (first reign)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidySilverNARC-BF5A45a.jpg414451English coin Late Medieval 1377 - 1489Halfpenny: Henry VI, not further definedEAST MIDLANDS542601NARC-BF35F1COINMEDIEVALA silver hammerd penny of John. Class 5. Goldwine moneyer. Canterbury mint. Possibly a contemporary copy.1199121642013-02-01T16:54:55Z2013-02-01T17:01:34Z1.37201NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP585452.181211-1.153147bust facingHENRICVS REXvoided shortcross+COLDWINE.ON.CanterburyPennyJohn of Englandimages/jcassidy/Julie CassidySilverNARC-BF35F1a.jpg414448English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278Short cross class 5, not further definedEAST MIDLANDS542595NARC-BF2022COINPOST MEDIEVALA heavily clipped silver shilling of Charles I. 1625164942013-02-01T16:49:06Z2013-02-01T16:51:55Z4.06261NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYSTOWE NINE CHURCHESSP635652.198642-1.079659crowned bust left XI behind[ ]sheild[ ]3ShillingCharles I of Englandimages/jcassidy/Julie CassidySilverNARC-BF2022a.jpg414443English coin early Modern 1489 - 1660Shilling: Charles I, not further defined (N 2216 - 2234)EAST MIDLANDS542591NARC-BF11E1COINROMANA copper alloy Roman coin. Illegible.26040242013-02-01T16:45:18Z2013-02-01T16:46:31Z3.94241NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697illegible[ ]illegible[ ]Radiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BF11E1.jpg414439EAST MIDLANDS542588NARC-BF0766COINROMANA copper alloy Roman coin. Illegible.26040242013-02-01T16:42:31Z2013-02-01T16:44:07Z5.44261NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697illegible[ ]illegible[ ]Radiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BF0766.jpg414437EAST MIDLANDS542585NARC-BEF304COINROMANA copper-alloy radiate of Salonina dating to the period AD 260 to 268 (Reece period 13). PVDICITIA reverse type depicting Pudicitia standing left. Mint of Rome. cf. Cunetio, p. 114, no. 1108.26026842013-02-01T16:37:04Z2013-02-06T14:46:02Z2.52201NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697bust right[ ]CON[ ]illegible[ ]12Radiate (antoninianus)Radiate, Uncertain Ruler 260-296images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BEF304a.jpg414435EAST MIDLANDS542580NARC-BEDB45COINROMANAn incomplete copper-alloy radiate of Gallienus (sole reign) dating to the period AD 260 to 268 (Reece period 13). SALVS AVG reverse type depicting Aesculapius standing left. Mint of Milan. cf. Cunetio p. 127, no. 1696 passim.26026832013-02-01T16:30:44Z2013-02-05T12:14:31Z1.37201NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697Radiate bust rightIMP [...]Aesculapius standing left leaning on staff around which a snake is coiledS[ALVS] AVG-/-//P12Milan (Mediolanum)Radiate (antoninianus)Gallienus (sole reign)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BEDB45a.jpg414433EAST MIDLANDS542576NARC-BECF90COINROMANA copper alloy radiate or nummus. Illegible.26040242013-02-01T16:27:37Z2013-02-01T16:28:57Z0.7114.51NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697illegible[ ]illegible[ ]Radiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BECF90a.jpg414431EAST MIDLANDS542575NARC-BEC5D6COINROMANA copper alloy radiate or nummus. Illegible.26040242013-02-01T16:25:05Z2013-02-01T16:26:53Z0.72131NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697illegible[ ]illegible[ ]Radiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BEC5D6.jpg414430EAST MIDLANDS542570NARC-BEBAE3COINROMANA copper alloy radiate or nummus. Illegible.26040242013-02-01T16:22:06Z2013-02-01T16:24:29Z0.62161NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697illegible[ ]illegible[ ]Radiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BEBAE3a.jpg414429EAST MIDLANDS542565NARC-BEAA23COINROMANA copper alloy radiate or nummus. Illegible.26040242013-02-01T16:17:38Z2013-02-01T16:20:12Z1.94171NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697illegible[ ]illegible[ ]Radiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BEAA23a.jpg414427EAST MIDLANDS542559NARC-BE8D45COINROMANA copper alloy radiate or nummus. Illegible.26040242013-02-01T16:09:56Z2013-02-01T16:11:28Z0.78171NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697bust right[ ]central figure standing with standard[ ]Radiate or nummusUncertain (AD 260 - 402)images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BE8D45a.jpg414425EAST MIDLANDS542553NARC-BE76C5DRESS FASTENER (DRESS)POST MEDIEVALAn incomplete cast copper alloy hooked tag dress fastener. The main plate is circular in plan with a raised central motif which is likley to be a human head, surrounded by sunken cells as a border. The square loop is broken and the hook is missing. 1600170042013-02-01T16:03:56Z2013-02-01T16:05:36Z1.7116291NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP565352.172428-1.182559images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BE76C5.jpg414424EAST MIDLANDS542546NARC-BE5842BROOCHROMANA fragment of a cast copper alloy Roman Colchester Two-piece type brooch. The wings are 16mm wide and are D-shaped in cross-section. A small piece of the spring wore remains through the foremost of the two suspension holes. The bow is present but broken at 6mm after the wings. Reference: Hattatt's Visual Catalogue Fig. 156.Colchester two-piece4310042013-02-01T15:55:48Z2013-02-01T15:56:56Z2.8716141NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP595352.172116-1.138697images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BE5842.jpg414418EAST MIDLANDS542534NARC-BE2F06MOUNTMEDIEVALMedieval cast copper alloy bar mount in the form of a central circular section flanked by two small oval outer lobes, which are now broken. The centre is domed with a hollow reverse. The ends each have a pierced hole through though the centre which holds a separate copper alloy rivet. The front is decorated with a crude cross-hatched central band. This form of belt mount was very popular in the Medieval period and was in use from at least 1150-1450 AD (Egan and Pritchard 1991: pp26 and 214).1150145042013-02-01T15:44:49Z2013-02-01T15:47:08Z0.891015.51NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP585352.172221-1.153317images/jcassidy/Julie CassidyCopper alloyNARC-BE2F06.jpg414411EAST MIDLANDS542526NARC-BDF942SEAL MATRIXPOST MEDIEVALA silver octagonal seal matrix with a skull motif surrounded by a beaded border. The matrix is 13.5mm long and 11mm wide. The seal stands at 14mm high, although the loop terminal/handle is broken. This seal matrix is late 17th century and so has been reported as Treasure in accordance with the 1996 Treasure Act. A similar find can be seen on this database at LVPL-776E0.165017122013T8742013-02-01T15:30:28Z2013-02-14T17:34:49Z2.2141113.51NORTHAMPTONSHIREDAVENTRYPRESTON CAPESSP585352.172221-1.153317images/jcassidy/Julie CassidySilverskullseal.jpg414407EAST MIDLANDS