Finds within constituency of Witney
| Image | Object Type | Find number | Broadperiod | County | Actions |
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| Tile | WILT-3B78A3 |
Roman | Gloucestershire |
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| A fragment of Roman (AD1-410) ceramic building material, measuring 64.33x5.71x24.49mm and weighing 39.88g. The fabric is a local coarse ware. | |||||
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Buckle frame | NARC-2541A5 |
Medieval | Buckinghamshire |
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| Cast copper alloy buckle frame. Single loop strap 'tensioner', with no recess for a pin. 1300-1500 AD. Similar in Whitehead's "Buckles 1250-1800" - page 43, figure 248. | |||||
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Button | NARC-252CC0 |
Post medieval | Buckinghamshire |
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| Pewter button with Prince of Wales feathers moulded in relief. Possible also "ICH DEIN" underneath feathers, but now illegible. Rectangular in section, and circular in plan. Suspension loop now missing. Mould lines on the reverse. 17th century AD. Similar in Brian Read's "Metal Buttons ... | |||||
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Brooch | BERK-D27216 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A small cast copper alloy Roman dolphin style brooch, dating to the first century AD. The spring and the pin are missing but otherwise the brooch is complete. The brooch is generally plain except for a pair of integrally cast circumferential lines one either end of the spring bar. | |||||
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Brooch | BERK-D24132 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A cast copper alloy Roman T-shaped brooch (variation of). The end of the bow andthe catchplate is missing but the brooch retains the complete spring and the pin. This brooch does not have any decoration. 1st-2nd Century AD. | |||||
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Lithic implement | BERK-161295 |
Bronze age | Oxfordshire |
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| Two poorly executed bladelet fragments. One has miscellaneous retoush on the right lateral edge, but otherwise both pieces are undiagnostic, although they will date from the late Neolithic through to the Bronze Age eras. | |||||
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Lithic implement | BERK-15BF67 |
Post medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| A flint flake fragment with extensive edge damage. Although this flake looks a bit like the beginnings of a tanged and barbed arrowhead, its condition and construction suggest that it has actually been produced and used as a gun flint, therefore dating to the Post-medieval period. | |||||
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Lithic implement | BERK-15A6D6 |
Bronze age | Oxfordshire |
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| Two late Neolithic / Bronze Age flints. 1: Scraper, crude in manufacture with some limited but concentrated retouch on the dorsal surface at the distal end. The scraper measures 22.97mm long, 30.15mm wide and is 8.17mm thick. It weighs 4.9gms. 2: Blade fragment, some previous surface removals ev... | |||||
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Pendant | PAS-822B43 |
Early medieval | Buckinghamshire |
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| A total of 7 silver objects were recovered from a grave at this site. The grave contained the remains of a single individual buried on their left side with arms and legs flexed. The grave was oreintated northwest (head) - southeast. The head possibly rested on the right hand. All of the objects w... | |||||
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Brooch | NARC-6FA2F8 |
Roman | Northamptonshire |
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| Complete, and well preserved with little sign of corrosion, it is now in five pieces, two of which are detached pieces of the iron pin, the other three being the bow with the knob on top, the wings and a detached part of the left-hand knob. The technique used to make the brooch was as a single ca... | |||||
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Brooch | NARC-6FA2F8 |
Roman | Northamptonshire |
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| Complete, and well preserved with little sign of corrosion, it is now in five pieces, two of which are detached pieces of the iron pin, the other three being the bow with the knob on top, the wings and a detached part of the left-hand knob. The technique used to make the brooch was as a single ca... | |||||
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Brooch | NARC-6FA2F8 |
Roman | Northamptonshire |
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| Complete, and well preserved with little sign of corrosion, it is now in five pieces, two of which are detached pieces of the iron pin, the other three being the bow with the knob on top, the wings and a detached part of the left-hand knob. The technique used to make the brooch was as a single ca... | |||||
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Brooch | NARC-6FA2F8 |
Roman | Northamptonshire |
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| Complete, and well preserved with little sign of corrosion, it is now in five pieces, two of which are detached pieces of the iron pin, the other three being the bow with the knob on top, the wings and a detached part of the left-hand knob. The technique used to make the brooch was as a single ca... | |||||
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Jetton | BERK-7348A0 |
Medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| A copper alloy jetton, probably English and dating to the reign of Edward II (AD 1307-1327), possibly into the reign of Edward III (AD 1327-1377), so therefore dating to the mid 14th Century. The inscription AVE MARIA MATER with three flowers seperating each element of the legend is repeated on b... | |||||
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Coin | BERK-733207 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A silver Roman denarius of Elagabalus (AD 218-222), struck between AD 220-222. Figure advancing left, star in field on reverse: PM TRP V COS III PP * | |||||
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Coin | BERK-72DBF4 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A copper alloy Roman sestertius of Julia Mamaea, mother of Severus Alexander (AD 222-235), who was murdered with her son in AD 235. Mint of Rome, possibly in AD 232. Sear (1988) No. 2317; RIC IV Severus Alexander No. 668. | |||||
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Mount | BERK-AA1635 |
Early medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| A cast copper alloy Anglo-Scandinavian quartefoil mount. The mount has holes for seperate rivets at the end of each of the four extended arms (two are now broken and missing). The mount is very slightly curved (convexed), and has a plain undecorated reverse. The decoration on the front of the mo... | |||||
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Bridle fitting | BERK-A9D6F8 |
Early medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| An incomplete cast copper alloy Anglo-Scandiniavian cheekpiece dating to the 11th century. Williams (2007) Type 2. The cheekpiece is shaped like an elongated triangle, with a long, slightly tapered projection that terminates in a rounded knop. The opposite end is triangular but has broken across... | |||||
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Lithic implement | BERK-87F693 |
Neolithic | Oxfordshire |
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| A Neolithic nose scraper, make on a tertiary flake of a mottled grey flint. The retouch is restricted to the dorasl side of the scraper, mostly around the distal 'nose' end, although there is some limited retouch along part of one of the lateral edges. The bulb scar and part of the striking platf... | |||||
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Toilet article | BERK-87C164 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A cast copper alloy Roman toilet article, probably a nail-cleaner. The implement has a roughly rectangular shank, ending in a sharp point at one end and flattened at the other. Individual toilet articles often formed part of a set, but as there is no suspension loop on this example it appears to ... | |||||
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Scabbard | BERK-2C6116 |
Early medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| A late Anglo-Saxon openwork scabbard chape made in cast copper alloy. The chape is incomplete as it would have had a long arm protruding upwards from the body of the chape to aid attachment to the scabbard. The chape depicts a Norman knight in conical helmet holding a kite-shaped shield, striding... | |||||
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Clasp | BERK-2C32F6 |
Post medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| A copper alloy hooked-clasp dating to the 16th century. The clasp is roughly lozenge-shaped in plan and has four curved hooks protruding from each corner (two of these hooks are broken). The clasp is of composite construction of two copper alloy sheets, joined together by a lead infill. The cla... | |||||
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Handaxe | BERK-2B1DB7 |
Palaeolithic | Oxfordshire |
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| A Middle Palaeolithic Devensian cordiform handaxe from Cassington, Oxfordshire. The handaxe is bifacially retouched but does display some more modern weathering damage including fracturing and spooling. A grey-blue core is covered by a thick creamy-yellow patina. The handaxe measures 74.81mm lon... | |||||
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Coin | NARC-5D6DA7 |
Medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| A silver medieval groat ot Henry VI, first reign, Rosette-Mascle issue, minted in Calais between 1427 and 1430. North number 1446. The coin is well preserved and has not suffered much wear. | |||||
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Harness pendant | NARC-5A14A6 |
Medieval | Oxfordshire |
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| A copper-alloy medieval elaborate quatrefoil harness pendant dating from the 14th to 15th century AD. The suspension loop is situated at a 90 degree angle to the plane of the face of the pendant. It measures 34.72 mm from top to bottom, 24.72 wide, 2.44 mm thick and weighs 6.5 grams. Red enamel (... | |||||
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Brooch | BERK-0B1575 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A cast copper alloy Roman plate brooch dating to the second or third centuries AD. The brooch is oval in shape, with two concentric rings surrounding a central boss of light purple-coloured glass, also oval in shape. There are remains of gilding in one of the outer rings, the brooch pin is miss... | |||||
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Brooch | BERK-0A9977 |
Roman | Oxfordshire |
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| A cast copper alloy Roman disc brooch dating to the second century AD. The brooch is plain edged and has three concentric rings on its face, seperated by raised ridges. Each of these rings contains enamel colouring: the outer circle is blue / green, the middle circle is red (60% survival here), a... | |||||
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Coin | CCI-20776 |
Iron age | Oxfordshire |
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| No description recorded | |||||
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Coin | CCI-953475 |
Iron age | Oxfordshire |
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| No description recorded | |||||
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Coin | CCI-990538 |
Iron age | Gloucestershire |
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| No description recorded | |||||
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