Medieval copper alloy heraldic pendant. The object is shield shaped with partial remains of loop at top and is decorated by three horizontal bars across the shield.<\/p>\n
Length: 36 mm<\/p>\n
Width: 22 mm<\/p>\n
Thickness: 4 mm<\/p>\n
Weight: 5.53 g<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-29 14:28:11","county":"LEICESTERSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5991","lat":"53.419643","lon":"-1.104673","easting":"459600","northing":"391800","i":"383158","filename":"DSCN4956.JPG"},{"id":"503759","old_findID":"SWYOR-634030","objecttype":"SPEAR","broadperiod":"BRONZE AGE","dateFrom":"-1500","dateTo":"-1150","created":"2012-05-18 12:40:13","description":"\n
An incomplete cast copper alloy side-looped and socketed spearhead of Middle Bronze Age date (1500 - 1150 BC). Only the butt end of the blade and the socket survives.<\/p>\n
The spearhead socket is open at one end for hafting. The mouth is broadly oval in cross section with distinct angular ridges running down the front and back. The socket tapers evenly along its length to form a narrower neck to the junction with the blade. The base of the socket is incomplete with irregular breaks and has an internal section of roughly 11.19mm x 12.35mm. The side loops are positioned towards the centre of the length of the socket. They are oval and one is broken across the perforation, and the other is complete but exceedingly thin. This may be a casting flaw or may be the result of damage. The broken loop was over a hole through the wall of the socket. There is also a circular hole to the side of the other loop.<\/p>\n
From the narrowed top of the socket, the blade extends, widening as it does so but continuing to taper in thickness. Most of the blade is missing and the edge is worn and rounded. The break is patinted.<\/p>\n
The front and back faces have a V-sectioned central ridge which extends the length of the spearhead but no other cast or incised decoration. This rib appears as a continuation to the ridge running down the front and back of the socket. The spearhead is dark green in colour with the original surface only surviving in places. It has a crazed glossy dark brown patina. <\/p>\n
Compare SOM-A2D9D1, LEIC-4C7414 and NARC-F7C340.<\/p>\n","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-18 12:44:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK6791","lat":"53.415123","lon":"-0.988916","easting":"467300","northing":"391400","i":"381890","filename":"PAS_1786_spear.jpg"},{"id":"503139","old_findID":"SWYOR-271491","objecttype":"VESSEL","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1400","dateTo":"1500","created":"2012-05-15 16:07:55","description":"\n
A Late Medieval (c.1400-1550) cast copper-alloy integral vessel mount (handle lug) in the form of three-dimensional female head from a late medieval hanging laver (or priest's washing bowl).<\/p>\n
The face is sub rectangular in section, being flat on the reverse (which faces the inside of the vessel). It is moulded in low relief. The hair is moulded ridges on the top and sides of the head, down to chin level. The nose is square and flat. Below is a indented line for the mouth and The eyes are large detailed features, but not even. They are formed of four horizontal grooves, square next to the nose and tapering to a point at the other side. The face has no chin and tapers into a thick neck, and then flares again into the upper part of the chest. The depiction ends here, and has a rounded base. The back continues further and would have joined to the wall of the vessel, but there is now a worn break with transverse groove cur across it. These may be later and could suggest reuse of the mount. On the reverse, the back of the head has a deep circular recess in it. This is where the end of the handle would have articulated with the lug. The back of the neck is rough, and the back of the shoulders are hollow with filemarks visible. The metal has a dark green patina.<\/p>\n
Compare WILT-F50A61, HAMP-D38182, BH-6D9171 and LIN-5224B2 as well as ESS-A02895 and SF-9A1617 among others.<\/p>\nThese items are generally dated to the fifteenth century.","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 16:09:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK6388","lat":"53.388394","lon":"-1.050747","easting":"463230","northing":"388370","i":"381418","filename":"PAS_1814_head.jpg"},{"id":"503132","old_findID":"DUR-26B743","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"POST MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1610","dateTo":"1643","created":"2012-05-15 15:48:36","description":"
A copper alloy coin double tournois of Louis XIII of France, 1610-1643.<\/p>\n
Obverse: [LOUIS XIII R DE FRANT ET NAVA] Bust facing right<\/p>\n
Reverse: [DOUBLE TOURNOIS] followed by the date. Three fleur de lis.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 15:57:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK6386","lat":"53.373341","lon":"-1.04552","easting":"463600","northing":"386700","i":"381413","filename":"DUR-26B743.jpg"},{"id":"503126","old_findID":"SWYOR-26B461","objecttype":"BUCKLE","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1200","dateTo":"1400","created":"2012-05-15 15:43:04","description":"
A copper alloy Medieval buckle plate of which only the front plate survives. It has broken across the hinges and the frame is missing. The plate is rectangular and is recessed for the missing frame and has a rectangular pin slot. The front face has a border groove and a central decorative panel created by paring away the metal. There is a two legged beast depicted walking left in relief The beast has a bill like head and a long curled tail, the tip of which rests on its back; it is particularly bird like but with a feline tail, perhaps a lion's. There are two circular rivet holes in the attachment end, one in each corner. and both copper alloy rivets survive, though one is detachable. The buckle is similar to an example from London and other examples with birds dated to the 13th century (Egan and Pritchard 1991, 114, no 530). Compare also SF-CE0F50. The plate would probably have been enamelled, but none now survives. The metal has a reddish colour. <\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 15:50:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK6388","lat":"53.388394","lon":"-1.050747","easting":"463230","northing":"388370","i":"381409","filename":"PAS_1814_buckle_plate.jpg"},{"id":"503116","old_findID":"SWYOR-267D33","objecttype":"STRAP END","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1300","dateTo":"1400","created":"2012-05-15 15:27:34","description":"
A copper alloy Medieval strap end which is anthropomorphic in the form of a king with a crowned head. It has a cast front plate and sheet back plate. The front plate is 14.96mm wide at the attachment edge and tapers to an anthropomorphic terminal. The terminal depicts the bust of a male wearing a crown, with well defined moulded and incised facial features, especially on the reverse where the base of the crown, the hair and the collar are especially clear. On the body of the strap end are diagonal incised lines, perhaps representing drapery. The reverse is recessed to take the sheet plate, which is narrower than the front plate. It is riveted near the terminal neck and there is a second copper alloy rivet in the centre of the open end. There is some damage to the attachment end, and mineralised cloth remains can be seen between the plates. The strap end has a smooth dark green patina. Similar examples are HAMP-9AA6B4 and SUSS-678FA4 which cite Egan and Pritchard (1991, 133; ref. 614). It dates from the 14th century.<\/p>","findofnote":"1","secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 15:30:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK6388","lat":"53.388394","lon":"-1.050747","easting":"463230","northing":"388370","i":"381398","filename":"PAS_1814_strapend.jpg"},{"id":"503096","old_findID":"SWYOR-263361","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1135","dateTo":"1154","created":"2012-05-15 15:07:53","description":"
A Medieval silver coin; a cut half penny of Stephen (1135 - 1154), mint and moneyer unknown. The coin is chipped. This coin has been recorded at the request of the finder from details provided on the Early Medieval Corpus of Coin Finds and has not been studied by the FLO. It is recorded as EMC number 2012.0105. The finder notes that it is a new type of Stephen coin.
<\/p>","findofnote":"1","secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 15:16:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK6388","lat":"53.388394","lon":"-1.050747","easting":"463230","northing":"388370","i":"381373","filename":"2012_0105obv.jpg"},{"id":"503096","old_findID":"SWYOR-263361","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1135","dateTo":"1154","created":"2012-05-15 15:07:53","description":"
A Medieval silver coin; a cut half penny of Stephen (1135 - 1154), mint and moneyer unknown. The coin is chipped. This coin has been recorded at the request of the finder from details provided on the Early Medieval Corpus of Coin Finds and has not been studied by the FLO. It is recorded as EMC number 2012.0105. The finder notes that it is a new type of Stephen coin.
<\/p>","findofnote":"1","secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 15:16:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK6388","lat":"53.388394","lon":"-1.050747","easting":"463230","northing":"388370","i":"381374","filename":"2012_0105rev.jpg"},{"id":"503093","old_findID":"DUR-2624A6","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"POST MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1642","dateTo":"1650","created":"2012-05-15 15:03:54","description":"
A copper alloy Scottish turner or bodle twopence of Charles I, minted in either 1642, 1644, 1648 or 1650, see Spink no.'s 5602 or 5602A.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 15:29:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Near Doncaster","fourFigure":"SK6386","lat":"53.373341","lon":"-1.04552","easting":"463600","northing":"386700","i":"381372","filename":"DUR-2624A6.jpg"},{"id":"503085","old_findID":"DUR-2608E1","objecttype":"MOUNT","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1150","dateTo":"1400","created":"2012-05-15 14:56:30","description":"
A complete copper alloy mount dating to the Medieval period. The mount is in the shape of a fleur de lis, there is one vertical extension and two curved on either side. Below these extensions is a horizontal line with three curved extensions pointing down. On the opposite side is a rivet that would have attached the object to what it was decorating. The metal is green in colour and well preserved. It weighs 5.9g and measures 27.76mm in length, 19.43mm in width and 4.91mm in thickness. See Egan, G. and Pritchard, F. (2002) Dress Accessories, 1150-1450, <\/em>Museum of London: 200: no. 1084.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-15 15:29:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Near Doncaster","fourFigure":"SK6386","lat":"53.373341","lon":"-1.04552","easting":"463600","northing":"386700","i":"381363","filename":"DUR-2608E1.jpg"},{"id":"502905","old_findID":"DENO-129798","objecttype":"STRAP FITTING","broadperiod":"POST MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1550","dateTo":"1650","created":"2012-05-14 16:49:17","description":" Incomplete post Medieval cast copper alloy sword belt fitting. The fitting consists of an irregular-shaped plate decorated with an incised curvilinear floriate design. The plate had two circular rivets at the top and bottom, one of the holes for these rivets survives intact but the other is incomplete as it is the point of a break. The fitting is broken at both the top and bottom.<\/p>\n Compare with DENO-11C9C1 a complete example of this type of fitting.<\/p>\n Fittings of this type are typically dated c.1550-1650.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 18:30:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381199","filename":"E7594_med_PMed_swordBelt_Fitting.jpg"},{"id":"502903","old_findID":"DENO-129083","objecttype":"BROOCH","broadperiod":"ROMAN","dateFrom":"50","dateTo":"200","created":"2012-05-14 16:47:20","description":" Roman Brooch: Incomplete and worn cast copper alloy Headstud brooch. The bow, foot and wings of the brooch survive. The head loop is missing although slight races of where this attached remain. The wings are cylindrical and the axis bar for the hinged pin is encased within. The top of the hinged pin fitting is in situ. The bow is semi-circular in section. On the arch of the bow is the worn headstud which consists of a raised outer circular rim with a central raised pellet. The are two transvers grooves at the bottom of the bow and below this the foot consists of a rounded knop. The pin and catchplate are missing. <\/p>\n Brooches of this type are typically dated AD c.75-200.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 18:19:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381198","filename":"E7594_roman_Brooch.jpg"},{"id":"502899","old_findID":"DENO-127934","objecttype":"BROOCH","broadperiod":"ROMAN","dateFrom":"100","dateTo":"250","created":"2012-05-14 16:41:07","description":" Incomplete and worn cast copper alloy Roman umbonate brooch. The brooch is sub-circular in form with a domed central boss and hollow reverse. The domed boss is decorated with a roundel design of enamel filled cells. The outer ring consists of blue triangular cells and there is an inner ring of samller red triangular cells. The remains of the hinged pin fittings survive on the rear but the pin is missing.<\/p>\n Brooches of this type are typically dated AD. c.100-250.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 18:09:53","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381196","filename":"E7594_roman_Umbonate_Brooch.jpg"},{"id":"502895","old_findID":"DENO-125F40","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"ROMAN","dateFrom":"335","dateTo":"337","created":"2012-05-14 16:34:12","description":" Roman Coin: Two incomplete and worn copper alloy nummi of the House of Constantine. GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse type showing 2 soldiers standing with 2 standards between. Minted AD. c.335-337.<\/p>\n Dimensions:<\/p>\n Coin 1: Weight 1.2g; Diameter 13.60mm.<\/p>\n Coin 2: Weight 0.8g; Diameter 14.27mm.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 16:37:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381193","filename":"E7594_roman_nummus_2Solds_2Stands.jpg"},{"id":"502895","old_findID":"DENO-125F40","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"ROMAN","dateFrom":"335","dateTo":"337","created":"2012-05-14 16:34:12","description":" Roman Coin: Two incomplete and worn copper alloy nummi of the House of Constantine. GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse type showing 2 soldiers standing with 2 standards between. Minted AD. c.335-337.<\/p>\n Dimensions:<\/p>\n Coin 1: Weight 1.2g; Diameter 13.60mm.<\/p>\n Coin 2: Weight 0.8g; Diameter 14.27mm.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 16:37:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381194","filename":"E7594_roman_nummus_2Solds_2Stands_v_worn.jpg"},{"id":"502886","old_findID":"DENO-1230F6","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"ROMAN","dateFrom":"180","dateTo":"192","created":"2012-05-14 16:21:52","description":" Roman Coin: complete but heavily worn copper alloy as or dupondius of uncertain ruler, possibly Commodus (AD. 180-192), probably Antonine period (AD 138-193). Unclear reverse type with standing figure.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 16:27:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381190","filename":"E7594_roman_Sestertius.jpg"},{"id":"502862","old_findID":"DENO-11AC85","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1344","dateTo":"1377","created":"2012-05-14 15:46:38","description":" Medieval Coin: Clipped and heavily worn silver penny of Edward III (1307-1327). York episcopal mint with quatrefoil in centre of reverse. Minted in the latter half of Edward's reign c.1344-1377.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 16:22:25","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381179","filename":"E7594_Med_Penny.jpg"},{"id":"502842","old_findID":"DENO-114E23","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1279","dateTo":"1377","created":"2012-05-14 15:21:22","description":" Medieval Coin: Incomplete and worn silver halfpenny of uncertain ruler, probably Edward I - Edward III (1279-1377). London mint.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 15:29:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6571","lat":"53.235511","lon":"-1.019971","easting":"465510","northing":"371390","i":"381170","filename":"E7597_Medieval_Penny.jpg"},{"id":"502819","old_findID":"DENO-1077D3","objecttype":"COIN","broadperiod":"ROMAN","dateFrom":"324","dateTo":"330","created":"2012-05-14 14:24:13","description":" Roman Coin: Copper alloy nummus of the house of Constantine, issue of Constantius II (AD. 323-361). PROVIDENTIAE CAESS reverse type showing camp gates. Trier mint, minted AD. c.324-330.<\/p>\n Coin Reference: LRBC number 34.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-14 14:41:00","county":"NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","knownas":"Thoresby Area","fourFigure":"SK6371","lat":"53.241027","lon":"-1.046069","easting":"463760","northing":"371980","i":"381157","filename":"E7596_Roman_Nummus_Campgates.jpg"},{"id":"501928","old_findID":"SWYOR-8EE707","objecttype":"DEBITAGE","broadperiod":"NEOLITHIC","dateFrom":"-3500","dateTo":"-2100","created":"2012-05-08 10:59:13","description":" Three pieces of debitage from flint working, probably dating from the Neolithic period 3500-2100BC. The largest of the three is a core fragment, the other two are flakes. Their combined weight is 22.22gm. The core is patinated but also has some more recent breaks.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 16:34:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380440","filename":"PAS_1779_flint7.jpg"},{"id":"501928","old_findID":"SWYOR-8EE707","objecttype":"DEBITAGE","broadperiod":"NEOLITHIC","dateFrom":"-3500","dateTo":"-2100","created":"2012-05-08 10:59:13","description":" Three pieces of debitage from flint working, probably dating from the Neolithic period 3500-2100BC. The largest of the three is a core fragment, the other two are flakes. Their combined weight is 22.22gm. The core is patinated but also has some more recent breaks.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 16:34:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380441","filename":"PAS_1779_flint6.jpg"},{"id":"501928","old_findID":"SWYOR-8EE707","objecttype":"DEBITAGE","broadperiod":"NEOLITHIC","dateFrom":"-3500","dateTo":"-2100","created":"2012-05-08 10:59:13","description":" Three pieces of debitage from flint working, probably dating from the Neolithic period 3500-2100BC. The largest of the three is a core fragment, the other two are flakes. Their combined weight is 22.22gm. The core is patinated but also has some more recent breaks.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 16:34:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380442","filename":"PAS_1779_flint5.jpg"},{"id":"501923","old_findID":"SWYOR-8EC2F1","objecttype":"DEBITAGE","broadperiod":"NEOLITHIC","dateFrom":"-3500","dateTo":"-2100","created":"2012-05-08 10:49:35","description":" A small piece of debitage from flint working, probably dating from the Neolithic period 3500-2100BC. This dark material is Derbyshire chert, a hard variety of quartz that, like flint, can be broken to form sharp edges. It is not local to the find spot and must have been imported before working.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 16:29:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380438","filename":"PAS_1779_flint3.jpg"},{"id":"501916","old_findID":"SWYOR-8E8923","objecttype":"ARROWHEAD","broadperiod":"NEOLITHIC","dateFrom":"-3500","dateTo":"-2500","created":"2012-05-08 10:34:13","description":" A leaf shaped flint arrowhead dating from the early Neolithic period, 3500-2500BC. It is flat on one side and convex on the other. A small piece has been chipped from one side; this chip displays patination and happened at some time in antiquity.There is invasive shallow retouch on the dorsal face, but little working on the ventral. The flint is patinated to white.<\/p>\n Similar arrowheads are illustrated in Butler, 2005, Prehistoric Flintwork<\/em>, page 124.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 16:28:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380436","filename":"PAS_1779_flint4.jpg"},{"id":"501909","old_findID":"SWYOR-8E4EA4","objecttype":"MICROLITH","broadperiod":"MESOLITHIC","dateFrom":"-8300","dateTo":"-3500","created":"2012-05-08 10:18:34","description":" An unfinished flint microlithic tool dating from the Mesolithic period, 8300-3500BC. Work was begun on this tool, but for some unknown reason it was never completed. The blade has been knapped, but not retouched. There is cortex at the proximal end.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 16:24:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380432","filename":"PAS_1779_flint2.jpg"},{"id":"501903","old_findID":"SWYOR-8E2511","objecttype":"KNIFE","broadperiod":"NEOLITHIC","dateFrom":"-3500","dateTo":"-2100","created":"2012-05-08 10:07:29","description":" A flint knife blade dating from the Neolithic period, 3500-2100BC. It has small areas of retouch on both sides of the blade and shows signs of having been altered by heat. Both faces have abrupt retouch on many edges. The flint is partially patinated.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 16:21:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380428","filename":"PAS_1779_flint1.jpg"},{"id":"501743","old_findID":"SWYOR-640377","objecttype":"VESSEL","broadperiod":"POST MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1500","dateTo":"1700","created":"2012-05-06 10:11:20","description":" A ceramic vessel fragment; a rim sherd of Post Medieval pottery. The fabric is hard and fine in texture. It is a mottled dark grey and orange colour with few visible inclsuions. The inner face and over the rim is glazed with a thick dark brown glaze which is blistered and discoloured to black. This may be a poorly fired version of a Post medieval black ware. The rim is simply angled outwards and the piece is too small to estimate the rim diameter.The sherd is 34.56mm long, 23.41mm wide and 7.87mm thick. It weighs 9.87gm.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 11:26:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380413","filename":"PAS_1779_modern.jpg"},{"id":"501741","old_findID":"SWYOR-63F2E2","objecttype":"VESSEL","broadperiod":"POST MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1500","dateTo":"1700","created":"2012-05-06 10:06:54","description":" Two ceramic vessel fragments; wall sherds of probably Post Medieval pottery. The fabric is hard and fine in texture, though abraded. It is a dark grey with few visible inclusions, but the smaller piece is less reduced and is buff coloured. The outer surfaces of the large piece and all faces of the small piece are glazed in a crazed uniform yellow green colour. The smaller piece is a rim shard with a simple out turned rim, but is too small to estimate the rim diameter.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 11:14:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380414","filename":"PAS_1779_PM.jpg"},{"id":"501738","old_findID":"SWYOR-63D791","objecttype":"VESSEL","broadperiod":"POST MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1500","dateTo":"1700","created":"2012-05-06 09:59:37","description":" Two ceramic vessel fragments; handle sherds of Post Medieval pottery. The fabric is hard and fine in texture. It is a dark red with few, very small white and dark inclusions (perhaps grog?). the surface are glazed in a dark rich lustrous brown, over fired to dark grey on the smaller piece. The fabric is similar to Wrenthorpe Ware and other black wares.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 11:07:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380426","filename":"PAS_1779_handles1.jpg"},{"id":"501736","old_findID":"SWYOR-63C218","objecttype":"VESSEL","broadperiod":"MEDIEVAL","dateFrom":"1100","dateTo":"1500","created":"2012-05-06 09:53:54","description":" A ceramic vessel fragment; a wall sherd of probably Medieval pottery. The fabric is soft and abraded. It is a buff core fading to grey on the outer face. The sparse inclusions are of grit and possible black iron ore. It is not glazed. The fragment is 44.28mm long, 37.11mm wide and 7.92mm thick. It weighs 18.19gm.<\/p>","findofnote":null,"secwfstage":"4","updated":"2012-05-08 11:34:00","county":"SOUTH YORKSHIRE","knownas":null,"fourFigure":"SK5291","lat":"53.414064","lon":"-1.205593","easting":"452900","northing":"391100","i":"380417","filename":"PAS_1779_grey_med.jpg"}]}}