All finds recorded in the Parliamentary constituency of Penrith and The Border - Page: 1

Finds within constituency of Penrith and The Border

A complete list of all finds recorded
Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Seal	LANCUM-E26A87	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Small circular cast lead-alloy seal dating from the medieval or post-medieval period, that is c. AD1300-1700. The seal is small, with a shield on the obverse and some now illegible writing/initials on the reverse. Several of these seals are known and have been recorded on the database (LANCUM-BFF...
	Token	LANCUM-E227D8	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Very small thin cast lead-alloy token dating from the medieval or early post-medieval period, that is c. AD1300-1700. It is circular and decorated with a pentacle (five pointed star) on one side and a swirly motif on the other. The function of these lead tokens is poorly understood but in the 17t...
	Spoon	LANCUM-E18E87	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Tinned or silvered cast copper alloy spoon bowl dating from the 1st-4th century AD. The spoon bowl is worn and slightly bent, but intact. The handle is broken off. It was made from bronze and then silvered or tinned, remains of which can still be seen on the surface, especially on the inside of t...
	Coin	DUR-0FE392	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A worn silver coin of Henry VIII (1509-1547), because of the wear on the coin it is not possible to identify it further.
	Token	DUR-0FB088	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A lead token of Medieval-Post Medieval date. The token is sub circular in plan and uniface. The decorated face depicts a raised five pointed star or petalled flower, making it an example of Powell Type 1. There is a small perforation next to one of the petals. The metal is cream in colour and it ...
	Coin	DUR-0F7678	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A worn copper alloy radiate of 3rd century date, possibly of Tetricus I. The coin is very worn and therefore, not further identifiable.
	Coin	DUR-0F4C01	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A silver denarius of Marcus Aurelius (AD 161-80), Rome, AD 162, CONCORD AVG TR P XVI, Concordia seated left holding patera, resting elbow on a statue of Spes and with a cornucopiae below the seat, COS III in exergue, RIC: 37.
	Coin	DUR-FFAEC1	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
A silver denarius of Vespasian, Rome, AD 76, COS VII, Eagle standing facing on a garlanded base with head left, RIC 99a.
	Stud	NCL-FE6898	Roman	Northumberland	xml \| csv json
A silver stud of Roman date found during controlled archaeological excavation. The stud has a discoidal head and a short (possibly incomplete) cylindrical shank slightly offcentre on the underside. There is no decoration, but some damage has occurred to the outer edges of the discoidal head. The ...
	Stud	NCL-FE5095	Roman	Northumberland	xml \| csv json
A silver stud of Roman date found during controlled archaeological excavation. The stud has a discoidal head and a short (possibly incomplete) cylindrical shank in the centre of the underside. There is no decoration. The object was found in a context dated to late 2nd-early 3rd century.
	Coin	LANCUM-A7C887	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Two fused copper alloy coins, one of which is a late Roman radiate of Gallienus dating from c. AD253-268, probably sole reign, AD260-268.
	Vessel	LANCUM-A76EF2	Iron age	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
This may possibly be a very small fragment of a cast copper-alloy two link bridle bit of the Polden Hill sub-type or else, a tnkard or related vessel, dating from the Late Iron Age-Early Roman period, i.e. c. 150BC-100AD. A more complete example is recorded under LVPL-34BA37. The fragment is shor...
	Brooch	LANCUM-17B898	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Large fragment of a cast copper alloy Roman trumpet brooch dating from c. AD75-175. The brooch is worn and the surface shows only few small ptaches of local corrosion. The main part of the bow, the foot, pin rest and the loop that held the strong pin place survive. Most of the typical moulded dec...
	Coin	LANCUM-1790D5	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early Roman sestertius of Faustina I dating from c. AD141+.
	Brooch	LANCUM-171A50	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Large fragment of a cast copper alloy Roman trumpet brooch dating from c. AD75-175. The brooch is very worn and the surface corroded and only the main part of the bow and the tube that secures the axis bar for the hinged pin survive. A very small part of the catch plate remains at the foot of the...
	Coin	LANCUM-16ED02	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Late Roman radiate of Victorinus dating from c. AD269-271.
	Coin	LANCUM-16D546	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early Roman dupondius of Marcus Aurelius dating from c. AD161-180. Very worn.
	Coin	LANCUM-1233C1	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early Roman denarius of Septimius Severus dating from c. AD196-197.
	Coin	LANCUM-BD5A55	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early Roman Republican denarius dating from the late 3rd-1st century BC. Moneyer and mint illegible. Helmeted head of Roma on obverse, Castor and Pollux riding right on reverse.
	Token	LANCUM-BD2787	Modern	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early modern Anglesey mining/Parys Mining Company token dating from the late 18th century. More information about these token coinage is available from the website of the Parys Undergroud Group/Grwp Tandaeaol Parys: "The industrial revolution in the last part of the 18th century brought about the...
	Fastening	LANCUM-BC5E12	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Cast copper-alloy hooked mount dating from the early post-medieval period, probably the 17th century. This is a long mount with trefoil openwork and a large knop at the top and a hooked terminal at the other end. There is a lateral knop at each side above the hook, but otherwise the mount is plai...
	Coin	LANCUM-BC5000	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early post-medieval silver hammered Irish sixpence of James I dating from c. AD1604. Mintmark martlet. Spink 6517.
	Coin	LANCUM-BBBDC8	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Early Roman denarius of Vespasian dating from AD 74. IMP CAESAR VESP AVG/ Laurel Trees COS V. (RIC 2(2) (Vespasian), 681):
	Token	LANCUM-BBA1A3	Modern	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Silver hammered and stamped token or love token dating from the early modern period, i.e. c. AD1700-1900. This used to be a coin, probably a sixpence of William III, which was reused as token, possibly love- or advertising token or possibly a jeweller's trial piece for hallmark stamps. The coin w...
	Purse	LANCUM-BB1E80	Post medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Very worn cast copper alloy purse bar dating from the early post-medieval period, i.e. c. AD1500-1550. It is composed of a horizontal bar with circulat cross session which ends in a bulbous terminal at either end. On this bar, one of the terminals is missing. The remaining terminal is decorated w...
	Ring	LANCUM-BB1024	Modern	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Probably one half of a cast copper alloy bull ring dating from the modern period, i.e. 19th or 20th century.
	Button	LANCUM-5A0D64	Modern	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Cast copper-alloy button with silver sheet cover dating from the post-medieval or early modern period, i.e. c. AD1700-1800. The button is composed of a cast copper-alloy body with integrally cast attachment loop in the centre of the reverse and a thin silver sheet cover. The decoration was probab...
	Harness ring	LANCUM-59FF68	Roman	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Small fragment of a cast copper alloy harness ring, probably a terret ring dating from the Early Roman period, i.e. c. AD43-200. This is probably a fragment from the lower part of the ring with part of the moulded knop and central lower bar remaining. The fragment is extremely worn. The surface i...
	Buckle	LANCUM-58AA55	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Wrought iron medieval annular buckle, probably dating from the medieval or early post-medieval period, i.e. c. 14th-16th century. The buckle is complete and in good condition; the iron is not very flaky at the surface and the finder manage to carry out some simple cleaning and remove some of the...
	Buckle	LANCUM-58AA55	Medieval	Cumbria	xml \| csv json
Wrought iron medieval annular buckle, probably dating from the medieval or early post-medieval period, i.e. c. 14th-16th century. The buckle is complete and in good condition; the iron is not very flaky at the surface and the finder manage to carry out some simple cleaning and remove some of the...