All finds recorded in the Parliamentary constituency of Lewisham West and Penge - Page: 1

Finds within constituency of Lewisham West and Penge

A complete list of all finds recorded
Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Buckle	SUR-823106	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A cast copper alloy medieval buckle with a narrow offset bar and a hollow for the pin seating.
	Coin	SUR-8206C4	Byzantine	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A worn medieval Byzantine follis. Type: anonymous follis (4.44 gm), DOC III, p.702-4, Class K; Sear 1901 Dates: Pre-Reform type (second coinage), c.1087-1092, DOC IV p 212
	Coin	SF-A300E8	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A worn silver halfgroat of Charles I, c.1625-1649 AD, possibly as North, 1975: no. 2257. The coin has been double struck on the obverse and possibly also the reverse.
	Coin	CCI-930516	Iron age	Greater London	xml \| csv json
No description recorded
	Coin	CCI-650085	Iron age	Greater London	xml \| csv json
No description recorded
	Coin	CCI-954025	Iron age	Greater London	xml \| csv json
No description recorded
	Buckle	SUR-DC3121	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A D-shaped buckle with expanded outer edges and an iron pin.
	Dividers	LON-960EA3	Roman	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A possible pair of iron dividers with two semi-circular sectioned arms. Much of the surface has been lost but the arms appear to terminate in a point. The partially surviving head appears to be conical in shape. The possible Roman date is not certain - the object could be later and may also be a ...
	Lithic implement	LON-557952	Palaeolithic	Greater London	xml \| csv json
This appears to be a naturally fractured flake with some evidence of working. The main body of the flint is leaf-shaped with some cortex remaining on one side. At one end there is a narrow protrusion with some working, possibly to create a boring point that has now broken off.
	Lithic implement	LON-557952	Palaeolithic	Greater London	xml \| csv json
This appears to be a naturally fractured flake with some evidence of working. The main body of the flint is leaf-shaped with some cortex remaining on one side. At one end there is a narrow protrusion with some working, possibly to create a boring point that has now broken off.