All finds recorded in the Parliamentary constituency of Copeland - Page: 1

Finds within constituency of Copeland

A complete list of all finds recorded
Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Coin	LVPL-37CE60	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Silver siliqua of Magnus Maximus, (383-388AD). Obverse: D N MAG MAXIMVS P F AFVG; diadem, draped and cuirassed bust right. Reverse: VIRTVS ROMANORVM; Roma seated facing, head left, holding globe and spear. In exergue: TRPS. RIC: 84b. Mint: Trier.
	Coin	LANCUM-F174B8	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early Roman sestertius of Antoninus Pius dating from c. AD140-161.
	Coin	LANCUM-C8F653	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Medieval silver hammered penny of Edward III, minted at Durham (royal mint), dating from c. AD1351-1377. Probably 4th coinage. Most likely North 1177 dating from AD1356.
	Axehead roughout	LANCUM-5856A2	Neolithic	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A small, complete axehead roughout of later Neolithic date (c. 2500-2100 BC). It is comparatively small, with an elongated, slim body that has a biconvex cross-section throughout its length. The roughout shows knapped edges and it is roughly axe-shaped, but it was not completed. The upper and low...
	Coin	LANCUM-41A876	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Late post-medieval sixpence of William III, probably dating from c. AD1696. Very worn. Spink 3520-3548.
	Vessel	LANCUM-EDA6F1	Bronze age	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Small fragment of hand made earthenware vessel dating from the Bronze Age, i.e. c. 2100-800BC. The vessel sherd is comparatively thick and heavy for its size which is typical for Bronze Age pottery. It was made from very gritty local clay with many medium-sized and larger inclusions of grit and q...
	Vessel	LANCUM-477B84	Bronze age	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Small body sherd of a hand-made earthenware vessel dating from the Bronze Age, c. 2150-800BC. The vessel sherd is comparatively thick and heavy for its size which is typical for Bronze Age pottery. It was made from very gritty local clay with many medium-sized and larger inclusions of grit and qu...
	Vessel	LANCUM-474FD0	Bronze age	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Large rim sherd of a hand-made earthenware vessel dating from the Bronze Age, c. 2150-800BC. The vessel sherd is comparatively thick and heavy for its size which is typical for Bronze Age pottery. It was made from very gritty local clay with many medium-sized and larger inclusions of grit and qua...
	Axe hammer	LANCUM-35CCF6	Bronze age	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A complete Late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age axe hammer dating from c. 2500-1500BC. The axe hammer was fabricated from an unidentified igneous rock. In plan, the axe hammer is broadly drop shaped, with a circular perforation towards the butt. The perforation has curved sides and the circumfere...
	Mace	LANCUM-35BD37	Mesolithic	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Large macehead roughout, probably dating from the Mesolithic or Neolithic period, i.e. c. 6000-2000BC. The roughout was probably made from a reddish/brownish looking granite and is roughly triangular/round in shape with rounded edges and a very smooth, probably polished surface. On the obverse an...
	Whetstone	LANCUM-35A3C5	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A complete rectangular whetstone, which is very difficult to date, but is most likely to date from the Roman-post-medival period, i.e. c. AD43-1800. The stone is rectangular in shape and about 14.9mm thick. The surfaces are smooth, but the smoothest part are the sides which were probably used for...
	Clasp	LANCUM-0D09C5	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Cast cu-alloy belt clasp or sword belt mount dating from the late medieval or early post medieval period, i.e. c. AD1400-1600. The mount is complete but the surfaces are very worn. The mount is composed of two elements: a cast cu-alloy ornamental folded over strip of metal and large iron rivet th...
	Chafing dish	LANCUM-0CFCC5	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Cast cu-alloy rim fragment of an early post-medieval chafing dish dating from the 16th century. Only part of the rim and one of the characteristic 'spikes' survive. The dish was undecorated, but there are some mouldings and thin grooves on the inside and outside. The spike is triangular in plan w...
	Clasp	LANCUM-0BDCB1	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Cast cu-alloy stock clasp/belt clasp dating from the late post-medieval or early modern period, i.e. c. AD1600-1800. It is one half of a set of clasp, this one having a rectangular perforation instead of a hook. It is butterfly-wing-shaped with three rivets on the reverse, at the opposite end of ...
	Coin	LANCUM-42D6D7	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Silver hammered groat of Henry VII dating from c. AD1490-1504. Mintmark escallop. Minted in London.
	Unidentified object	LANCUM-42BBB7	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Cast cu-alloy unidentified object, possible a very damaged and worn vessica-shaped medieval mount dating from c. AD1200-1600. The mount is broken and worn and there is hardly any moulded decoration left on the obverse. There might possibly be writing around the outside of the mount. There is a ch...
	Unidentified object	LANCUM-429DD8	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Cast cu-alloy object, probably dating from the Roman or medieval period, i.e. AD43-1600. The object is small and only a fragment of a larger object which is why it is so far unidentified. It is circular, but broken at one side. There is a centrally drilled hole which does not have an threading in...
	Debitage	SWYOR-466BE1	Neolithic	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A flake of stone probably a waste flake from making a Langdale Axe, dating from the Early Neolithic Period. There were quarries for the stone for axes in Langdale. The lumps of stone were roughly shaped at sites not far from the quarries before being taken down into the valleys to be ground and p...
	Token	LANCUM-7A3022	Modern	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Three early modern tokens dating from the early 19th century. They are three cartwheel pennies found in a wall at Borrowdale. They weigh 16.65g; 24.87g and 25.61g respectively and measure 35x2mm. They have been polished and counter-marked with sun-shaped stamps and were possibly turned into token...
	Token	LANCUM-7A3022	Modern	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Three early modern tokens dating from the early 19th century. They are three cartwheel pennies found in a wall at Borrowdale. They weigh 16.65g; 24.87g and 25.61g respectively and measure 35x2mm. They have been polished and counter-marked with sun-shaped stamps and were possibly turned into token...
	Coin	LANCUM-7A1206	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early post-medieval sixpence of Elizabeth I dating from AD1570. Mintmark castle. North 1997.
	Axehead roughout	LANCUM-79B9A5	Neolithic	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Possibly an almost complete axehead rough-out of later Neolithic date (c. 2500-2100 BC). This rough-out is very long and heavy and has a biconvex cross-section throughout its length. It looks as if, after the stone had been chosen, the knapper started to make the axe, but never exceeded the ro...
	Axehead roughout	LANCUM-79B9A5	Neolithic	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Possibly an almost complete axehead rough-out of later Neolithic date (c. 2500-2100 BC). This rough-out is very long and heavy and has a biconvex cross-section throughout its length. It looks as if, after the stone had been chosen, the knapper started to make the axe, but never exceeded the ro...
	Axehead roughout	LANCUM-799F15	Neolithic	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
An almost complete axehead rough-out of later Neolithic date (c. 2500-2100 BC). This rough-out is very long and heavy and has a biconvex cross-section throughout its length. It looks as if, after the stone had been chosen, the knapper started to make the axe, which never went further than the ...
	Axehead roughout	LANCUM-799F15	Neolithic	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
An almost complete axehead rough-out of later Neolithic date (c. 2500-2100 BC). This rough-out is very long and heavy and has a biconvex cross-section throughout its length. It looks as if, after the stone had been chosen, the knapper started to make the axe, which never went further than the ...
	Mould	LANCUM-797081	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
One half of a clay mould probably dating from the late Roman or medieval period, i.e. c. AD200-1600. The mould was one half of a two-piece mould that was used for casting cu-alloy spoked/wheel-shaped pendants or strap junctions. It is very worn and it is most likely that it dates from the medieva...
	Ferrule	LANCUM-6374C1	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Possibly a repaired cast cu-alloy Roman spear butt of the door knob type probably dating to the late Roman or early Early Medieval period, i.e. AD200-600. The butt has a very heavy, large, hollow, circular base with a narrow, cylindrical shaft which flares towards the top end. The rim of the uppe...
	Coin	LANCUM-811EE4	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early post-medieval silver hammered sixpence of James I dating from AD1606. Mintmark escallop. North 2103.
	Coin	LANCUM-F9D132	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Medieval silver hammered voided short cross penny of Henry III dating from c. AD1217-1272, minted in Burty St Edmunds. Class 5b-5c, 6c1-8 except 6x and 8a.
	Hoard	LANCUM-F8A5F6	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A small group of seven late Roman aes coins, possibly a small hoard or a votive deposit. The coins are badly worn, but include one radiate copy (Tetricus I, AD 271-3) and six very worn fourth-century nummi, including one Valentinianic GLORIA ROMANORVM (AD 364-375).