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

Finds within constituency of Hemsworth

A complete list of all finds recorded
Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Coin	SWYOR-266D43	Roman	South Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A Roman silver coin: a denarius of Caracalla (AD198-217), SECVRIT ORBIS reverse showing Securitas seated left. It is 19.1mm in diameter and 2.1mm thick. It weighs 3.16gm. Reference: Sear, volume 2, number 6886 which cites RIC 351b. Wildwinds says that RIC 351 (Laodicea) is the same as RIC 44.
	Brooch	SWYOR-4504E8	Iron age	North Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Colchester brooch dating from 25 - 60 AD. It is made in one piece and has half of the integral coiled spring surviving. It would have had six turns. The strip of metal forming the sping projects from the back of the head, makes three turns on the right of the brooch (when viewed fr...
	Bracelet	SWYOR-44DCE5	Roman	North Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
Part of a copper alloy bracelet probably of Roman date, 43 - 410 AD. It is a bead imitative strip bracelet with moulded decoration, which makes the bracelet D-shaped in section. The exterior side of the bracelet is decorated with a series of incised lines, dividing it into segments that are abo...
	Coin	SWYOR-4029D5	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman coin: a nummus of Magnentius (350-353AD), Felicitas Reipublice type, Lyons mint,dating from 350-351AD. It is struck on an oval flan that is 23.7mm long, 21.9mm wide and 2mm thick. It weighs 5.18gm.
	Coin	SWYOR-445FF3	Roman	North Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman coin; a Nummus probably of the House of Constantine, Soli Invicto Comiti type dating from 310 to 319 AD. Diameter 20.9mm, thickness 1.47mm, weight 2.32g.
	Button	SWYOR-B682C0	Post medieval	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A lead alloy Post Medieval button dating from 1600 - 1700 AD. The button is oval and the edges are damaged. The front is almost flat but the reverse is concave. The front is decorated with a recessed six pointed star with concave sides. The area outside the star is better preserved than the edges...
	Buckle	SWYOR-B64E62	Medieval	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Medieval buckle dating from 1200 - 1400 AD. It is an example of Meols type 1. It is a D shaped frame with a narrowed bar and an expanded outer edge. There is a notch in the bar where the pin was attached. The pin and plate are missing. The metal has a light green patina.
	Brooch	SWYOR-B63E53	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman flat enamelled disc brooch dating from 80 - 250 AD. It is circular with a raised rim and central circular pellet surrounded by a six pointed star with a circle at each point. Three areas of blue enamel survive, between points of the star on the outside, equally spaced round t...
	Brooch	SWYOR-B624E1	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman plate brooch dating from the 2nd or 3rd century AD. It is oval with a raised central oval setting for a paste or glass gem which is now missing. The pin lug and catchplate survive on the reverse. Any detail is obscured by corrosion and dirt. The metal has a light green patina...
	Coin	SWYOR-B5FFD0	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman coin; a nummus of the House of Constantine (307 - 337), Globe on Altar type dating from 321 - 324 AD.
	Coin	SWYOR-B5E853	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman coin; a nummus of the House of Constantine (307 - 337), CONSTANTINOPOLIS, Victory on Prow type dating from 330 - 340 AD. It was minted in the second workshop at Trier.
	Brooch	SWYOR-B5D2D5	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy possible Roman brooch, possibly a dragonesque type, dating from 75 - 175 AD. It is poorly formed and badly bent and corroded. It is S shaped in plan with a wide and very thin plate (0.98mm) in the centre and a circular sectioned curved neck at each end. It is much thinner and less ...
	Brooch	SWYOR-B5B9E3	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman brooch, a headstud type, dating from 75 - 200 AD. It is badly dent and corroded. It has a tube behind the wings holding the copper alloy axis bar and with a slot for the hinged pin. Only the top part of the pin survives. The integral head loop has broken off. The rectangular ...
	Casket	SWYOR-B57944	Medieval	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy mount from a casket or similar large object, dating from the Medieval period. The mount is rectangular in plan. One end is a fleur de lis terminal and there is a dome headed rievt through the centre of the terminal. Next to the terminal is a rectangular collar, and then the rest of...
	Coin	SWYOR-B54351	Medieval	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A silver Medieval coin; a cut farthing of Henry II, Richard I, John or Henry III, short cross coinage. There are no identifying features on the surviving quarter to determine the class. It was minted at London.
	Coin	SWYOR-B50CD4	Post medieval	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A silver plated copper alloy Post Medieval coin; a contemporary copy probably of a half crown of Charles I (1625 - 1649), oval garnished shield. The obverse is very worn and is illegible. The edges are clipped, revealing the copper alloy core and removing the legend entirely. Compare Spink number...
	Spur	SWYOR-B1AC43	Post medieval	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A fragment of a spur including the terminal, made of copper alloy, and dating from the post medieval period, AD1500-1700. It consists of a short length of shaft, of pointed oval, almost D shaped section, which tapers slightly to a terminal of two conjoined open circles (figure of eight). On on...
	Knife	SWYOR-B0CBB1	Post medieval	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A cast copper alloy knife end-cap of Post-Medieval date (c. AD 1500 - c. AD 1600). Length 14.51mm, width 11.78mm and 8.06mm thick. Weight 5.95g. The cap is in the form of a stylised horse's hoof. It is oval in cross-section and curves throughout its length. There is evidence of an iron tang but ...
	Strap fitting	SWYOR-9F2F23	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A complete but mis-cast and unfinished strap union of Taylor and Brailsford Type 3 dating from the 1st or 2nd century AD. The strap junction is in the form of a figure of eight formed from two pointed oval loops. The outer, pointed end of each loop has a raised ridge across the loop and is wider ...
	Brooch	SWYOR-9ED180	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A complete copper alloy Roman trumpet brooch (dating from 75-175 AD) which is in excellent condition. On the back of the trumpet shaped head is a tube of copper alloy which holds the copper alloy axis bar which extends into a wire head loop. The head loop crimped against a rod projecting from the...
	Coin	SWYOR-9E9034	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Roman coin; a sestertius of Marcus Aurelius (161 - 180) as Augustus. The reverse shows Salus feeding a snake rising from an altar, SALVTI AVG COS III. Compare SUR-60ADF4, NCL-5209E5 and IOW-BF2357. Se also Sear Volume II number 4998.
	Strap fitting	SWYOR-9E3760	Post medieval	North Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A cast, copper alloy sword belt fitting dating from the post-medieval period, AD1500-1700. It consists of a flat body decorated with a floral and foliage pattern. It has a fleur-de-lis terminal at each end, one larger than the other. There is a rivet hole in the centre of each fleur de lis ...
	Buckle	SWYOR-9E1BE6	Medieval	North Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Medieval buckle with a trapezoidal frame, dating from about 1200 - 1500 AD. The frame has a recessed and narrowed bar with a knop at each end. The sides and outer edge of the frame have a flat base but moulded front face, and are expanded. The mouldings appear to be scrollwork meet...
	Strap end	SWYOR-9DEDC5	Medieval	North Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Medieval strap end probably dating from the 14th century. It is sub-rectangular in plan, tapering from the square attachment end to the closed end which has a small trefoil projecting knop. The strap end consists of two sheet plates separated by a sheet spacer occupying two thirds ...
	Strap fitting	SWYOR-9DCCD2	Medieval	North Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy Medieval strap loop with a decorated boss on the outside edge, similar to bar mounts. The boss is decorated with longitudinal grooves. The frame is trapezoidal and there is a pair of internal projections near the bar. It dates from about 1230 - 1400 AD. Compare WILT-136D34 and BERK...
	Brooch	SWYOR-9D1573	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A cast copper alloy Roman brooch, probably an Aucissa variant type, dating from AD25 - 75. It has a discoidal foot and a flat bow which is U shaped in section with a hollow back, and is decorated with two rows of beading along the bow, each flanked by a narrow groove on each side. At the upper...
	Brooch	SWYOR-9CE4F6	Roman	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A cast copper alloy Roman brooch, probably an Aucissa variant type, dating from AD25 - 75. It has a thick discoidal foot and a flat bow which is rectangular in section, and decorated with two narrow grooves down the centre. At the upper end of the bow, it widens and is rolled underneath to f...
	Pin	SWYOR-9C4B00	Roman	South Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A complete cast copper alloy pin of uncertain date, but probably Roman. It is 90.1mm in length, weighs 4.71g and has a flat discoidal head which has been decorated with two concentric recessed rings and a central circular depression. The diameter of the disc is 11.8mm and it is attached at the ba...
	Dagger	SWYOR-A11924	Bronze age	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A cast copper-alloy dagger dating from the Early Bronze Age, about 1900 BC - 1600 BC. It is a flat riveted knife-dagger type. The blade is slightly bent but seems to be almost complete. It has a mid rib on each face and the blade edges are bevelled. The sides of the blade are slightly convex, but...
	Spindle whorl	SWYOR-646921	Unknown	West Yorkshire	xml \| csv json
A lead alloy spindle whorl. The whorl has one flat face and one domed face. The hole has a diamater of 9.85mm. There is no cavity in the side wall. The lead is well patinated. Whorles are very difficult to date, as they were used from the Iron Age onwards with little change in design.