All finds recorded in the Parliamentary constituency of Lewisham, Deptford - Page: 1

Finds within constituency of Lewisham, Deptford

A complete list of all finds recorded
Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Pilgrim badge	SUR-E42C11	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A small incomplete pilgrim badge in the form of a glove. This glove would have formed one of a conjoined pair. Similar gloves have been recorded from the Thames Foreshore in London and are intended to be episcopal gloves related to the pilgrimage associated with Thomas Becket. This glove is pierc...
	Token	LON-6EFAD1	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A medieval to post medieval bi-face token with a double flan. The two lead discs are fixed together and each have a similar border and layout; one face has the initials 'B. B' with a border decorated with triangulars, the other a crescent with two pellet in it's curve, also in a border of triangl...
	Token	LON-6EAD64	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A medieval to post medieval bi-face token. One face contains the initials 'A R' and the other a fleur-de-lis (Powell type 4). It measures 22.0mm (diameter) x 2.3mm (thickness) and weighs 5.38g. Lead tokens were in use throughout the medieval and post medieval periods, however the style of the let...
	Token	LON-6E9452	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A medieval to post medieval uni-face token. The decorated face contains a triple-stranded cross. It measures 21.4mm (diameter) x 2.5mm (thickness) and weighs 6.04g. Lead tokens were common throughout the medieval and post medieval period, therefore a broad c.1250-1800 AD date is suggested.
	Token	LON-6E70F4	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A post medieval bi-face token. On one face are the initials "R A" with "170" below; on the other is a fleur-de-lis with three pellets above and three crosses below (Powell type 4) . It measures 25.7mm (diameter) x 3.3mm (thickness) and weighs 10.08g. Lead tokens were in use throughout the medieva...
	Badge	LON-C61D25	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A medieval cast lead alloy bi-faced secular badge in the shape of a cockerel. On both faces are the same raised details of cockerel; the eyes, beak, tail and feathers. There is no obvious means of attachement. The badge is complete apart from missing the cockerel's feet. It measures 17.7mm (lengt...
	Badge	LON-C5EE25	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A medieval cast lead alloy badge, possibly secular. It is circular badge with the letters PP.Y on the front face. On the reverse the pin and catchplate have survived in-situ, however the pin has been bent and distorted. It measures 24.0mm (diameter) x 6.3mm (thickness) and weighs 6.16g. The lette...
	Pilgrim badge	LON-C52131	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A medieval cast lead alloy pilgrim badge depicting the 'Veronica'. The badge is circular with a central panel bordered by a ring of dot-in-rings. The central panel depicts the bearded face of Christ in low relief. The reverse is blank and both the pin and catchplate are missing. The top of the ba...
	Strap	LON-C76015	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
Three fragments of a post medieval leather strap (originally found as one piece), each containing a copper alloy mount. The largest fragment contains a triangular mount with projecting knops; one knop extends from the narrowest point of the triangle and has two collars. The other knop is on the s...
	Axe	LON-C501F3	Mesolithic	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A complete knapped flint 'Thames pick' axe core tool of Mesolithic date. All the cortex has been removed, however part of the butt end may be unknapped. The opposite end narrows to a shallow point. The upper surface has a high central longitudinal ridge, bevelled to each side. The lower surface i...
	Coin	LON-9CF745	Roman	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A worn and corroded Roman base silver radiate of Salonina, wife of Gallienus, dating to 253 to 260 AD. Probably 'IVNO REGINA' reverse, minted in Rome (Reece Issue Period 12; cf. Cunetio 651). It measures 18.9mm (diameter) x 1.9mm (thickness) and weighs 2.58g.
	Coin	LON-893D07	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A medieval Scottish silver groat of Robert III (1390-1406 AD), heavy coinage (1st issue) dating to 1390 to c.1403 AD (Spink 5164). It has suffered from a circumferential loss between 11 and 1 o'clock on the obverse. It measures 25.5mm (diameter) x 1.0mm (thickness) and weighs 2.51g.
	Token	SUR-64E100	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
An incomplete uniface lead token showing two figures with a possible tree between them.
	Token	LON-4C29C2	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A post medieval lead alloy uni-faced object token. One face is undecorated but the other is decorated with a six petalled flower. The token is slightly warped so that it is now curved in profile. It is dark grey and measures 21.0mm (diameter) x 2.0mm (thickness) and weighs 4.62g. It is likely tha...
	Token	LON-4C17C7	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A post medieval hexagonal lead alloy uni-faced object, probably a token but possibly a weight. One face is undecorated but the other has three lines that run from opposite corners of the token and cross in the centre, with a pellet in each triangular wedge created. The token is slightly warped so...
	Jetton	LON-FA6024	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A very well preserved post medieval Nuremburg jetton, struck by Hans Krauwinkel II, dating to c. 1588 to 1589 AD. It is one of the Franco-allegorical jettons; on the obverse are Procris and Cephalus and on the reverse is Minerva (Mitchiner 1988 p 452, 1607a). It measures 28.3mm (diameter) x 1.1mm...
	Button	LON-313E52	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A post medieval lead alloy button with preserved fabric on the reverse. The front of the button is decorated with a six petal flower with a circle of pellets (one inside and between each petal) with a curved line running between the tip of each petal. On the reverse of the button is a protruded a...
	Coin	LON-EDF7C1	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A very worn post medieval silver 1-real cob, 'pillar-and-waves' type, of Philip IV or Charles II of Spain. The obverse is indiscernible but the reverse contains the assayer mark 'E', which was in use between 1652 and 1678 (Calico et al 1982, pp. 148, 202; cf. type 145 & 124). It measures 22.4...
	Book fitting	LON-326683	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
An early post medieval copper alloy book clasp, dating from c. 1550 - 1650 AD. The fitting is formed of one sheet which is roughly triangular; the tip of triangle is bent to form a hook for a corresponding 'eye' fitting. After the hook the plate has a parallel rectangular additions (combined widt...
	Token	LON-A0B0F7	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
An 'American plantations token', made out of tin and minted under James II for use in the American plantations. This token was valued at one 24th of Spanish real, or one and a half farthings. It measures 28.8mm (diameter) x 2.9mm (thickness) and weighs 9.73g In August 1688 John Holt, agent for a ...
	Token	LON-A04324	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A well preserved 17th-century copper alloy post medieval trader's token issued at the 3 doves in St. Olaves, Southwark (also known as Tooley Street; Williamson 420, p. 1042). Obverse: * AT . THE . 3 . DOVES . IN . S. = [3 doves] Reverse: *OLIVE . SOVTHWARKE = W.A.B. This token measures 14.9mm (di...
	Coin	LON-5FB2A7	Roman	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A very worn and corroded copper alloy as of Nero dating to the period AD 64 to 67. ARA PACIS reverse type. Lyon mint. cf RIC I, p. 178, no. 457 passim.
	Token	LON-4C7626	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A post medieval lead alloy uniface token. The decorated face has a glass and a flagon next to one another, and the other face is blank. The token is slightly bent through the centre, and so slightly curves in towards the decorative face. It measures 19.3mm in diameter (max.), 2.9mm thick (max.) a...
	Coin	KENT-0BDE51	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A copper alloy farthing of Charles I. Obverse: crown with two sceptres crossing through it. CAROLV D G MA.BRI. Reverse: rose central with crown above. FRA.ET.HI.RE. Cresent mintmark. N2291.
	Token	SUR-647753	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
Four post medieval lead tokens. 1. 9 point star// DI (?) 3.12g x 21.87 mm. 2. WD over 1712 (or 1717)// blank 2.65g x 20.44g 3. ?Tree// blank 3.11g x 18.52g 4. ?Star// blank 2.98g x 16.57g
	Token	SUR-644226	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A post medieval lead token. The initials ST appear on one side. The other is blank.
	Buckle	SUR-50BA14	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A cast copper alloy shoe or breech buckle dating to the reign of George II (1727-1761). The central spindle is of iron and has become detached. The Buckle is decorated with eight oval-framed profile busts of the King and Queen and seven other members of the Royal Family. In the back is stamped th...
	Coin weight	SUR-7AF7E1	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A lead casting bearing a reversed cast of one side of a post medieval coin weight. The weight bears the denomination XIs for 11 shillings.
	Knife	SUR-7ADFE7	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A composite bone, iron and copper alloy folding knife, probably dating to c1800. The two scale plates are of bone and both sides have been decorated with various grooves and groups of short lines, perhaps to imitate contemporary bone combs. The folding blade is of iron. The knife is held together...
	Buckle	SUR-7AAC75	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A plain double oval buckle with a pronounced casting seam and seating for the pin.