LEIC-4283F8: CLOTH SEAL
Early Post Medieval lead alloy cloth seal, 23mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 5.29 grams. The object consists of two circular discs of lead which are joined by a thin strip. One is complete and shows the English royal crest with an E visible to the left. This is surrounded by an inscription, some of which can be read OMALIE'LON. The other side has only a small portion remaining, where it was pressed onto the cloth and possibly shows the crest for London in a decorative border.
Stable URI: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/141035

LEIC-425195: BEAD
Undated copper alloy ring, 14mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.89 grams. It has a 7mm in diameter hole and is sub-triangular in section. Its outer edge is decorated with a border of short incised lines, c.1mm long which run all the way round. It may be a decorative bead?
Stable URI: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/141029

LEIC-4204D3: BRACELET
Roman? copper alloy Bracelet fragment, 45mm long and 7mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 4.24grams. It consists of part of a bracelet, including most of its terminal and is sub rectangular in section with a thickness of around 3mm, although it narrows in width towards the terminal. It is decorated up to the present end, which does not appear to be the original edge, with a series of cross hatching that terminates about 15mm in, with a triangular edge. At this point the bracelet appears to have three circular depressions. Over the cross hatching is what appears to be a foliate motif with two leaf like areas set below and to either side of a flower shape?
Stable URI: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/141022

LEIC-41DC90: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 32mm long, 29mm wide and 16mm deep. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 10.09grams. The brooch consists of a semi-circular sectioned wing which is undecorated and is missing its spring and pin. The bow, which is triangular in section and missing its end, rises upwards between the wings and then curves back steeply on itself. It is decorated with a raised ridge running its length which has faint traces of further decoration.

LEIC-41C4C3: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I.

LEIC-41A9E1: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus? possibly a copy, bust resembles Diocletion or Severus?

LEIC-419B93: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantius II.

LEIC-4177B3: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy radiate of Victorinus.

LEIC-DBF136: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy disc brooch, 23mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 6.56 grams. The brooch is circular with a small raised edge which contains the central design and small traces of enamel. The design consists of a raised solid circle, 3mm in diameter. From this six raised lines emerge, forming three curved arms which terminate in further solid circles, 3mm in diameter. The reverse contains two semi-circular lugs which contain a spring of three coils and an intact catchplate 5mm long and wide.

LEIC-DBED01: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch fragment, 24mm long, 18mm wide and 8mm deep. The object is in poor condition and weighs 3.05 grams. The fragment represents the upper part of the brooch and given its section it could be a Lion bow or maybe a Rosette brooch fragment? It consists of a narrow wing which is semi-circular in section. Emerging from the lower edge of this is a wide, tapering flat bow which has the faintest trace of a vertical ridge running down its centre. There is no other sign of any decoration.

LEIC-DBEAE6: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy hinged bow brooch, 46mm long, 25mm wide and 15mm deep. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.30 grams. It consists of circular sectioned solid wings which are simply decorated with a vertical incised line near the outer edge. The pin which is almost intact is attached to the wing with two coils. The bow, which is semi-circular in section is decorated with a slight ridge with incised lines, flanked by two narrow flattened areas, which runs just under half its length. The bottom of the bow tapers on its reverse to form the catchplate, which is 15mm long and 11mm wide, and terminates in a curved edge. The front of the bow terminates with a slightly rounded linear protrusion just above its base.

LEIC-DBE782: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy Polden Hill? bow brooch, 34mm long, 15mm wide and 14mm deep. The brooch is in poor condition with a corroded green patina and weighs 6.4grams. It has very worn semi-circular wings with no sign of spring or pin and has a rounded bow which is also very worn, but has a faint ridge near its top. There is a slight trace of a catchplate c.10mm long.

LEIC-DBE496: BRACELET
Iron age copper alloy beaded bracelet fragment. It is formed of three semi-spherical protrusions which are decorated with a raised linear band which has diagonal incisons running along it. Each of these protrusions is joined together by a narrower, tapering band which forms 'bobbin' shaped areas between the decoration. It is 24mm long, 8mm wide and 5mm thick. The fragment is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 3.43 grams.

LEIC-DBE192: STRAP END
Roman copper alloy strap end? fragment, 15mm long, 15mm wide and 2mm wide. The object is in fair condition and weighs 1.33grams. The object consists of an incomplete suspension loop which sits on a rectangular sectioned ridge, which is incomplete. Below this the object forms a plate which has a curved upper edge and has snapped off cleanly on all sides, but has a circular cut away section in the middle of what is present. The object appears to be a military fitting, perhaps a strap end?

LEIC-DBDE20: LUG (HANDLE)
Roman copper alloy handle? 22mm long, 7mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is a poor condition with a corroded green patina and weighs 2.69grams. The object has a circular section and a sub-rectangular form. It has a protruding ridge, 2mm thick, at one end. at its other end it widens out to accomodate a circular hole 3mm in diameter.

LEIC-DBDAD7: COIN
Roman silver siliqua (unclipped) of Julain II (360-3), very fine condition but missing a fragment, VOTIS V MVLTIS X, Lyons or Arles, 360-1.

LEIC-DBD712: COIN
Roman copper alloy Radiate.

LEIC-DBD404: COIN
Roman copper alloy Radiate.

LEIC-DBD1A3: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I.

LEIC-DBCE66: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantius II, Reverse type VICTORIAEDDAVGGQNN, two victories with two wreaths. 343-48AD, Trier mint (Reece period 17)

LEIC-DBC9C2: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantius II.

LEIC-DBC5F6: COIN
Post Medieval silver three halfpence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-DBBF65: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (type 9A).

LEIC-DBB8B5: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (type 9).

LEIC-D7C7C5: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (type 8 or 9).

LEIC-D7A270: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward III Florin issue?

LEIC-D74B20: TOGGLE
Medieval? bone toggle, 53.8mm long, 12mm wide and 15mm thick, the object is in fair condition and is made from an animal metatarsal. It is drilled in its centre with a small circular hole.

LEIC-D6BEF1: BELT
Post Medieval copper alloy belt fitting, 41.8mm long, 20.7mm wide and 4.3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 10.4grams. The object is in the form of an S with a semi-spherical section and is decorated to resemble a snake with a series of repeating raised 'diamond' shaped motifs. In addition one end is slightly tapered and the other is slightly rounded with faint eyes.

LEIC-D680B5: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse bar, 99.9mm long, 11.5mm wide and 10.1mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brownish patina and weighs 20.6 grams. the object consists of a circular sectioned shaft, C.7mm in diameter. This has one spherical terminal decorated with deep curving incisions which give the impression of it being twisted. In the centre of the object is a rectangular fitting which has a large circular hole in its upper surface and a slightly smaller one in its lower. It is decorated on both sides with radiating incised lines.

LEIC-D63975: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy weight, 58mm long, 41mm wide and 16mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 261 grams. The weight is 'shield' shaped and has a raised border which contains the plantagenet crest of three lions. This sits on a slightly wider base which is about 12mm thick.

LEIC-D5CBE7: COIN
Post Medieval silver half crown of Charles I (Seaby 3130).

LEIC-34A8C1: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus.

LEIC-349F05: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy weight 60mm in diameter and 18mm thick. The weight is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 348 grams. The object is circular in form and rectangular in section. It has been crudely made and has a slightly crimped wide border and a small depression in its centre on each side, which may contain an iron pin?

LEIC-349048: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy colchester type brooch, 50mm long, 9mm wide and 6mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 4.42 grams. The object consists of a sub spherical terminal which has a small curving rod sticking out the centre of one side. It then forms a tapering shaft which is rectangular in section and which has traces of a ridge running its length.

LEIC-344B46: GAMING PIECE
Medieval copper alloy object, 11mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.37grams. The object has a domed surface with a slight domed recess in its underside. It is roughly made but there are no obvious fixings or missing sections, which suggest it is complete. It is decorated on its upper side with aseries of parallel incised lines. It is most probably some sort of gaming piece or token.

LEIC-343D98: VESSEL
Medieval? copper alloy vessel, 50mm long, 29mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 22.34grams. The object consists of a rim fragment which has a circular hole near its edge. The rim, which is 8mm deep, is semi-circular in section with the rounded side facing outwards. The inner surface of the vessel is rough with parallel raised lines running around it.

LEIC-343391: SPOON
Roman copper alloy spoon, 29mm long, 21mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.87grams. The object consists of the central section where the handle and bowl meet. The handle has a semi-circular section with a slight ridge at each edge. This ridge continues around the edge of the bowl, which is quite shallow. The underside of the spoon has a ridge which begins at the lowest point of the underside of the bowl and widens as it runs down the shaft. The shaft appears to be quite short as its ridge widens considerably at one side, curving outwards presumably to form a terminal?

LEIC-342425: NEEDLE
Roman copper alloy needle, 79mm long, 6mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 7.85grams. The point of the needle has snapped off, so its length is unknown. It has a circular sectioned shaft, 4mm in diameter, this flattens towards the eye and becomes rectangular in section. The eye itself is 14mm long and 3mm wide There is a tapering linear depression which runs through the eye to the tip which produces a figure eight shaped section. This must have aided the passage of bodkin and thread through fabric. The needle is a Crummy type 3 (fig. 70, 1991, In Crummy, N. Colchester 2, The Roman small finds).

LEIC-341285: STRAP FITTING
Medieval copper alloy belt hook, 30mm long, 11mm wide and 6mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.77grams. It consists of a trapezoidal shaped plate which contains two circular rivets quite close together, one below the other. The outer one has a patch of Iron corrosion on each side. The base of the plate has two semi-circular protrusions and from the middle of these emeregs a hook with a slightly curved surface.

LEIC-340C21: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 29mm in diameter and 11mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 37.99grams. The whorl has slightly curved surfaces which taper to a rounded edge. The upper surface only is decorated with an outer border of alternating domed circles and semi-circles on its edge. Inside of this the surface steps up and contains another border of domed circles which are placed in semi-circular recesses. The whorl has a hole 10mm in diameter.

LEIC-3404E8: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 27mm in diameter and 10mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 31.07grams. The whorl has a rectangular section and is plain with a hole 10mm in diameter.

LEIC-33EA10: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 31mm in diameter and 19mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a dark grey patina and weighs 57.23grams. The whorl has no decoration and has a promounced central ridge with steep sides that run up to the hole, which is 10mm in diameter.

LEIC-33D624: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy token, 28mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 6.26grams. The object is missing just under half and has been bent at some point. It has two prominant beaded borders on each side. One side has central decoration of crosses and raised dots. The other side has a strange motif of three lines with rounded terminals which is difficult to work out, but looks slightly like a stick man?

LEIC-33C3C6: BRACELET
undated copper alloy bracelet, 41mm long, 37mm wide and 3mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.54grams. The object consists of a solid band with decoration that implies ropework. The edges are very regular suggesting that the object may have been soldered together. Its size would suggest a childs bracelet.

LEIC-33B9D8: HARNESS FITTING
Late Iron Age to early Roman copper alloy knobbed terret ring fragment, 25mm long, and 5mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 5.01grams. The object consists of a circular sectioned shaft which widens towards its centre. At this point there is a sub spherical knop which is quite crudely cast.

LEIC-33AA61: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy brooch of Colchester derivative Polden Hill (flat wing ends, Severn Valley, northern Midlands and Marches), cf. Mackreth 2011, 4a. Plate 49, pg. 75. It is 42mm long, 19mm wide and 16mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 7.85grams. The brooch has semi-circular sectioned wings with circular terminals holding in place a circular rod which holds a spring of six coils and part of the pin. The wings are decorated with a diagonal incised line which runs to a vertical incised line running along its edge. The bow is sub circular in section and has a slight ridge on its upper surface which disappears about half way down. The bow widens gently and forms a triangular catchplate which has a large triangular cut away section and a curved edge, 14mm long.

LEIC-339FB1: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 28mm long, 21mm wide and 13mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 5.30grams. The brooch has semi-circular sectioned wings which are plain and quite worn. The spring, pin and catchplate are all missing. The bow has a base which is rectangular on its lower side and triangular above. The bow tapers gently and is decorated with two elongated incised triangles on either side of a slight ridge. The brooch has traces of silvering all over its surface.

LEIC-339647: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy trumpet brooch, 56mm long, 14mm wide and 24mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 13.36grams. The brooch has a round head which is decorated with a flower like motif consisting of triangular protrusions in a recessed circle. The reverse of the head contains a hollow circular shaft which has a central slit to hold the pin. The pin has a triangular head and is almost intact, but missing some of its surface in its lower part. The bow is sub-triangular and its upper part contains the usual 'acanthus scroll' which is 8mm wide and quite worn. Above and below this is a slight recesss bordered by three horizontal incised lines. The lower part of the bow is distinctly triangular and is decorated with two lines of recessed triangles which would have held enamel. The base of the bow is slightly bent and contains an almost spherical terminal. The cathplate which is 26 mm long is partially intact and has the faint trace of a curled edge.

LEIC-338D43: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy Polden Hill variant brooch, 38mm long, 26mm wide and 15mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 13.33grams. The brooch consists of semi-circular sectioned wings which hold a spring of 12 coils. The wings are decorated at their ends with one vertical incised line. The bow is quite broad where it meets the wings and has a distinct rectangular shaped platform. It has a raised ridge running its length which is flanked on each side by an elongated incised triangle. Below this the sides have a curved recess which begins at the edge of the rectangular platform and tapers out just before a raised circular protrusion which in turn has a ridge running across it. The bow tapers slightly in width and is almost complete, just missing its round base. It does have a complete catchplate, 14mm long, which has a curled edge 10mm long.

LEIC-338552: BROOCH
Late Iron age/early Roman copper alloy Langton Down type brooch, 24mm long, 21mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 5.87grams. The brooch consists of a hollow circular wing, 7mm in diameter, with a small recess in its reverse which holds the remains of a circular sectioned pin. The bow is wide and flat and tapers inwards. It is decorated with five vertical incised lines. It has snapped off cleanly about halfway down its length.

LEIC-337D77: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy brooch fragment, 21mm long, 18mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.60grams. The brooch consists of sub circular wings which have a central recess containing the remains of a pin. The bow emerges from the base of the bow and has a triangular section and it tapers outwards as it lengthens. The upper part of the bow has traces of a protrusion, possibly a loop. The brooch may be part of a bow and fantail (pers comm. S.Worrall)?

LEIC-335D53: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 43mm long, 27mm wide and 15mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 12.71grams. The brooch has semi-circular sectioned wings which are decorated with a shallow curved depression, along side two narrow incised vertical lines. The bow is mounted on a rectangular shaped base which protrudes obviously from the base of the wing. It has a raised ridge running its length, which terminates at the top with a small protrusion, possibly a hook or loop. On either side of the ridge the bow is decorated with an incised elongated triangle which terminates just above a circular shaped protrusion which is crossed with a raised ridge. The brooch terminates with a decorative circular foot and has a catchplate 16mm long which has a curled edge, 10mm long.

Roman copper alloy Polden Hill derivitive brooch, 33mm long, 25mm wide and 14mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 9.23grams. the brooch has wide semi-circular sections wings which have circular teminals. each has a small circular hole in its centre which would have held a bar. The front of the wings are decorated with a single diagonal incised line and in the centre where it joins the bow there is a small protruding hook. The top of the bow is decorated with two incised elongated triangles and it begins with a sub rectangular section and quickly becomes circular in section. It has a 16mm long catchplate which has a curled edge. In front of the catchplate the bow becomes triangular in section and terminates with a round decorative foot. The whole brooch is silvered and the pin and spring are missing.

late Iron Age to Early Roman (AD 20-70) Colchester one-piece bow brooch, 49mm long, 10mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 5.34grams. The brooch consists of two small and very thin wings which hold a large loop in their centre. The loop has a thin shaft protruding from it which is folded over and sits on the top of the bow. The bow is circular in section and its upper half bulges slightly before tapering to a point. The brooch has the remains of a large catchplate, 22mm long, which has a least two rectangular areas cut away.

LEIC-332C91: BUTTON AND LOOP FASTENER
Roman copper alloy Button and loop fastener of Wild's Class VIb. It is 20mm long, 15mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 3.07grams. The object consists of a rectangular plate which is missing some of its edge. Its upper surface is decorated with a single incised line running close to its edge. The edge of the underside has a sub rectangular shaft protruding from it which curves outwards away from the plate and widens slightly. At this point it has snapped off leaving a crescent shaped void, above which are traces of a circular depression on the upper side.

LEIC-332014: BUCKLE
Medieval? copper alloy object, 25mm long, 22mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 6.98grams. The object appears to be a failed casting and its shape is reminiscent of a medieval rectangular buckle or swivel mount? It looks like a rectangular sheet with an irregular hole in its centre. The hole is inside a raised rectangular area which has a small protrusion in the centre of one edge.

LEIC-330FA3: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy Polden Hill variant brooch, 32mm long, 17mm wide and 15mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 4.47grams. The brooch has short semi-circular sectioned wings which are decorated with a single diagonal incised line. The bow has a central raised ridge which tapers down into the body and has diagonal hatching along the top. On either side of this the brooch has an incised triangle which tapers into a single line running down the bow. directly behind this, a quarter of the way down the bow is a raised oval area which has a ridge running across it. From here the bow is plain and terminates with an incomplete triangular cathplate. The whole surface of the brooch has traces of silvering. The pin and spring are missing.

LEIC-2F8FF1: COIN
Roman copper alloy barborous radiate.

LEIC-2F3CB4: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate of Tetricus I.

LEIC-2F1632: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus, Constantine I or II.

LEIC-2F09E4: COIN
Roman copper alloy barborous radiate.

LEIC-2EFCA4: COIN
Roman copper alloy Dupondius or As, probably of Trajan.

LEIC-2EE677: COIN
Roman copper alloy Dupondius or As, very worn.

LEIC-1D7394: COIN
Romman copper alloy Radiate of Claudius Gothicus (RIC 168).

LEIC-1D1E37: COIN
Romman copper alloy nummus of Constantine or Constantius II, possibly barborous.

LEIC-1CF112: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate.

LEIC-1CCDE3: COIN
Roman copper alloy barborous Radiate of Tetricus I (Cunetio 3013).

LEIC-19E6F2: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate.

LEIC-19BE37: JETTON
A post-medieval copper alloy Nuremberg jetton of Hans Krauwinckel II (fl. 1586-1635). Rose/orb type with GOTT ALLEIN DIE EERE SEI legend (To God alone the glory) dating to 1586-1635. Minted at Nuremberg. The jetton is in fair condition, is 20 mm in diameter and weighs 0.7g.

LEIC-199D44: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Valens (LRBC365).

LEIC-197F81: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine II (RIC543).

LEIC-197526: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I.

LEIC-09B663: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I.

LEIC-0975F5: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Titus (AD 79-81), issued in honour of Vespasian, dating to the period c.AD 80-81 (Reece period 4). Reverse type depicting two capricorns back to back holding shield inscribed SC, globe below. Mint of Rome. RIC II (2nd ed), p. 219, no. 357

LEIC-0855E3: COIN
Late Roman nummus.

LEIC-084791: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy radiate.

LEIC-0831A6: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate, possibly barbarous.

LEIC-0819D0: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate.

LEIC-07E065: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Elagabalus.

LEIC-07D2D3: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy radiate

LEIC-07B4B2: COIN
Late Roman barborous radiate.

LEIC-07A173: COIN
Late roman copper alloy radiate.

LEIC-076662: COIN
Early Roman silver republican denarius, issued by L. Junius Brutus, 54BC (Reece period 1) (RRC 433/1)

Late Roman copper alloy nummus, Constantine II.

LEIC-B48433: COIN
Medieval silver penny, possibly of Edward III.

LEIC-B45DC6: COIN
A Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine II, dating to AD 323 - 324. Reece Period 16. CAESARVM NOSTRVM, reverse type shows a wreath with VOT/X in the centre. Mint of Trier. RIC VII Trevari 441

LEIC-B38492: COIN
Roman silver denarius of julia Mamaea? (RIC 360?)

LEIC-B37527: COIN
Roman copper alloy barborous radiate of Claudius II.

LEIC-B346F1: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate of Claudius Gothicus (RIC 126).

Roman copper alloy radiate, probably of Victorinus.

LEIC-B30E91: COIN
Roman copper alloy Constantinopolis nummus.

LEIC-B2BF70: COIN

LEIC-B2AD57: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate possibly a copy?

LEIC-B299D2: COIN
Medieval silver short cross penny.

LEIC-B28E37: COIN
Medieval silver Edwardian penny, very worn and possibly burnt.

LEIC-B254C2: COIN
Medieval silver Edwardian penny.

LEIC-B22A34: COIN
Roman copper alloy dupondius, probably of Marcus Aurelius.

LEIC-B1CAF8: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Theodora, Wife of Constantius I struck after her death by Constantine I. (prob RIC56).

LEIC-B1B707: COIN
Roman copper alloy As.

Roman silver denarius of Septimius Severus (RIC 150).

LEIC-B13C51: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constans?

LEIC-B0A564: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus.

Roman copper Q-Radiate of Allectus (AD 293-6), [LAETITIA?] AVG, Galley right with mast; no waves. C Mint, - // QC.

Roman copper alloy Nummus.

Roman copper alloy radiate of Carausius (AD 286-93) (Reece Period 14), PAX [AVG], Pax standing left holding branch and vertical sceptre. Mint unclear, S [P/C]//- RIC V, pt 2, p. 504, cf 474-6). This coin has been considered for Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

Roman copper alloy radiate of Claudius Gothicus?

LEIC-AFBEF1: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I.

LEIC-9D58D5: CASTING WASTE
Bronze age copper alloy casting gate or sprue, 23mm long, 19mm wide and 16mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a greenish/brown patina and weighs 17.25 grams. The object consists of a sub-oval shaped base which tapers inwards gently. Above this the object divides into two sub-circular shafts, 6mm in diameter, which emerge at a 45o angle. The object represents the waste metal that would have 'plugged' the pouring funnel of a mould and would have been removed from a finished object.

LEIC-9AEF24: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
Roman? Leaded copper alloy object, 22mm long, 12mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a greyish patina and weighs 1.85 grams. It appears to be part of a terminal and consists of an incomplete sub-rectangular plate which is curved slightly and has a sub spherical knop protruding from one edge.

LEIC-9AAC95: TOKEN
Post Medieval copper alloy token halfpenny, issued by William Watts. Obv. HIS HALFPENY W WM in field WILLIAM WATTS in border. Rev. Two men and two barrels? in field BVLWICK 1669[...] in border.

Medieval silver penny of Edward II (type 11-15).

LEIC-863FD5: COIN
Roman copper alloy barborous radiate of Tetricus II.

LEIC-862BC3: COIN
Post Medieval silver twopence of Charles II.

Roman copper alloy brooch of Colchester derivative Polden Hill (flat wing ends type, West Midlands), cf. Mackreth 2011, 4.a-4.b, 4c, Plate 46. It is 36.12mm long 19.3mm wide and 14.5 mm deep. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 9.79 grams. The brooch has short, plain, semi-circular wings which contain a spring of seven coils. The bow, which emerges from a raised rectangular platform, is plain and tapers to a point. The catchplate is largely missing but would have measured 10.66 mm.

LEIC-852296: KEY (LOCKING)
Medieval copper alloy key, 100mm long, 25mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 50 grams. The object consists of a lozenge shaped terminal which has four circular holes drilled into it, one near each corner. This has a small circular, hollow protrusion at its furthest end and a slightly raised collar at the top of its stem. The stem is sub-circular and has a large rectangular bit flush with its edge. The bit has a linear depression running along its longest edge and this is bisected by two smaller depressions. There is a further depression in its short, upper edge.

LEIC-F8E292: SPOON
Medieval or post medieval? lead alloy spoon fragment, 55mm long and 34mm wide. The object is in poor condition with a grey patina and weighs 19.32 grams. The object is badly damaged and fragmentary. It consists of the upper part of a large round spoon bowl which has raised decoration on the inside of the bowl under the handle. This consists of six raised circles arranged like a flower, with one in the centre. The shaft apppears to be rectangular in section and is twisted, though its not clear if this is deliberate. The base of the handle forms a tapering triangular terminal on the outside of the spoon bowl.

LEIC-F8BFA7: PENCIL
Medieval or later lead pencil, 56mm long and 7mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 15.08grams. The object is circular in section and has a tapered point at one end and a slightly bulging flat surface at the other end. It has been bent in several places, possibly whilst in the ground.

LEIC-F8B0E2: VESSEL
Medieval Copper alloy vessel fragment, 55mm long, 53mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 43.39 grams. The fragment contains part of the rim which is upright and slightly wider than the body with a rounded edge. The curve indicates a quite large vessel.

LEIC-F8A607: WEIGHT
Lead alloy weight, 50mm long and 41mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 509 grams. The object is subspherical in form and it contains an iron suspension loop, now damaged, in its upper centre.

LEIC-F838D8: WEIGHT
Medieval? Lead alloy net weight, 26mm long and 20mm in diameter.The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 44.03 grams. It is 'cigar' shaped, resembling two triangles joined together by their bases, and has a circular hole running through it length.

LEIC-F77C62: COSMETIC SPOON
Roman copper alloy ligula? 121mm long and 6mm wide. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 5.62 grams. The object consists of a long thin circular shaft which has snapped recently at one end. An oviod terminal found close by appears to fit. The other end is decorated with a slightly raised collar, formed of two discs. Above this the object widens to form an 'onion' shaped protrusion, above which is another protruding collar. The object then becomes flattened and widens into a triangular shaped with a flat terminal. it is indented on one side, forming a hollow scoop.

LEIC-F6A401: PENDANT
Roman copper alloy phallus pendant, 28.5mm long and 11mm wide. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 10.98grams. The object consists of a realistic depiction of a phallus with a large integral loop, c 10mm in diameter, attached at the side. It has sub-spherical testes which sit below a circular sectioned curved shaft which terminates in a triangular tip. It is decorated with semi-circular incisions, presumably to represent skin.

LEIC-F667D5: HARNESS FITTING
Iron age copper alloy terret ring, 55mm long, 45.8mm wide and 6.8mm thick. The terret is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 33.5 grams. It consists of a sub triangular sectioned loop which widens into an oval sectioned loop towards its lower edge. Here it has two raised collars which contain an oval sectioned rod, 18mm long. There are three semi-spherical protrusions which are joined to the body by wide collars. These are situated at the top, opposite the rod, and one at each side.

LEIC-F645D1: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy plate brooch, 32.9mm long and 16.5mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 8.94 grams. It consists of an S shaped plate, c 2mm thick, which is plain except for five small triangular incisions along the straight edge of the serifed terminals. The brooch has a hinged tapering pin, which is intact and this is held by a hook shaped catchplate. The brooch has a 'kink' running across its lower curve which may have been a break that has been repaired as there is a corresponding protrusion on the back.

LEIC-F60D93: STUD
Roman or Medieval copper alloy stud, 31.7mm long, 19mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 28.45grams. It consists of a flat undersided dome which is decorated with five linear depressions, radiating from the centre of its upper side. Below this there is a large area of corrosion which appears to conceal a rectangular iron shaft.

LEIC-F5CA63: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy brooch, 29.8mm long, 7.4mm wide and 9.5mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.61 grams. It is rectangular in form and consists of a semi-circular shaft which is decorated with a central, large semi-circular 'collar' which protrudes outwards as well as upwards. This is flanked by two smaller semi-circular collars. At each end there is a circular plate, 6mm in diameter. These are filled with traces of blue enamel and have a small sub circular protrusion on their outer side, on the same alignment as the shaft. The reverse of one plate holds the remains of the catchplate, which is sub rectangular and has a slight curve remaining. The pin, which is now missing, was held in place by the two semi-circular lugs on the other plate. The brooch is similar, but simpler than example 1590 in Fig.212 of Hattatt's Ancient brooches.

LEIC-F5A891: COIN
Post Medieval silver Groat of Henry VIII (seaby 2337c).

LEIC-F590D5: COIN
Post Medieval silver shilling of Charles I (seaby2793).

LEIC-F57635: COIN
Medieval silver voided long cross halfpenny of Henry III.

LEIC-F566F1: COIN
Medieval silver voided long cross halfpenny of Henry III.

LEIC-F552D4: COIN
Medieval silver voided long cross penny of Henry III.

LEIC-F4FB31: COIN
Roman copper alloy Nummus of Galerius, c. AD 296. Mint of Aquileia. RIC VI, p. 314, no. 24b.

LEIC-F4EAA7: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate of Probus (AD 276-82), dating to c. AD 276 (Reece Period 14), PROVIDE AVG, Providentia standing left, holding globe and transverse sceptre. Mint of Siscia, First Series. RIC V, pt 2, p. 94, no. 716; Gloucester Hoard (CHRB XIII), p. 83, no. 1441 (2 specimens).

LEIC-F4D9B7: COIN
Roman silvered copper-alloy radiate of Aurelian (AD 270-5), SOLI INVICTO, Sol and two captives, Serdica, AD 274. RIC V, pt 2, p. 299, cf. 308; Estiot (BN) p. 209, cf. 1018. The mintmark is not recorded by Estiot with the obverse legend IMP AVRELIANVS AVG; it is recorded with the obverse legend IMP C AVRELIANVS P F AVG (Estiot 1020).

LEIC-F4C223: COIN
Roman silvered copper alloy radiate of Aurelian, Cyzicus Mint, AD 274-5 (RIC 357-8).

LEIC-F48E35: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Trajan, 108, Rome (RIC119).

LEIC-E1AF87: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Titus (AD 79-81), dating to the period c.AD 80 (Reece period 4). TR P IX IMP XV COS VIII P P reverse type depicting a seat with triangular frame decorated with palmettes. Mint of Rome. RIC II (2nd ed.), p. 206, no. 124.

LEIC-E19EE4: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Domitian, 90, Rome (RIC147).

LEIC-E18687: COIN
Modern copy of a silver denarius of Geta as Caesar (RIC21A closest match).

LEIC-7AB847: COIN
Post Medieval silver shilling or sixpence of George II.

LEIC-7A7327: COIN
Post Medieval silver half crown of James II. First bust, inscribed on edge with ET TUTAMEN ANNO REGNI TERTIO.

Post Medieval silver half crown of Charles II. The coin has a strange lead like patina and may be a fake.

LEIC-79EF00: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy trumpet derivitive brooch, 40.5mm long and 16.1mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 5.85grams. The brooch consists of narrow circular sectioned wings, 13.5mm wide. These contain a hinged pin, most of which is missing. Above the wings are the remains of a loop and below this the bow emerges. This is narrow and semi-circular in section for about 10mm. At this point it has a lentiod shaped protrusion, below which is a lozenge shaped plate. The plate has a small rectangular protrusion at each side angle and is decorated with two incised concentric rings, c.8mm in diameter, which would have been filled with enamel. Below this plate the bow continues with another lentoid shaped protrusion before spreading out into a narrow triangle, rather like a small fantail brooch. This is decorated with three depressed triangles with would have held enamel, and is missing its bottom corners. The reverse of this contains the remains of a catchplate which is 17.4mm long. The brooch is a hybrid between two Hattatt types, 987 and 988 in that it has the lozenge shaped central plate of 988, but has the small triangular shaped terminal and proportions of 987. Similarity to either brooch will date it to the first or second century.

LEIC-79D8D3: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (possibly type 10 or 11).

LEIC-799EB8: COIN
Ealy Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I.

British Iron age silver unit, North eastern, boar/horse type (BM3238/Mossop 1860.

Late Medieval silver pierced halfpenny? could be Henry VI or Edward IV?

Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III.

LEIC-509FD4: COIN
Medieval silver cut short cross farthing.

Early medieval copper alloy pinhead, 10mm long, 6.5mm wide and 4.6mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 1.01 grams. It is roughly rectangular but has had each corner cut away to create five seperate surfaces on each side. Each surface is decorated with an incised ring and circle, leaving a raised circle which fills most ot its area. there are traces of the pin shaft which appears to have been circular.

Roman copper alloy nummus, contemporary copy of FEL EMP REPARATIO issue of Constantius II.

LEIC-503ED7: KEY (LOCKING)
Medieval copper alloy casket key, 36mm long, 13mm wide and 5mm thick. The key is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 4.81 grams. The key consists of a circular sectioned loop attached to a hollow circular stem, where these join there is a raised collar. The bit is rectangular and sits at the very end of the shaft with one small cleft on its lowest side, near the shaft.

LEIC-912552: BELL
Post Medieval copper alloy crotal bell, 37mm high and 29mm in diameter. The bell is in poor condition with a green/red patina and weighs 25 grams. The bell is circular in form with a ridge around its middle where it was joined together. It has a small slit with circular edges in its lower surface and a circular hole in its upper. There is no obvious sign of decoration on the bell but its has a rectangular suspension loop which indicates a 16th century or later date.

LEIC-910455: EWER
late Medieval copper alloy ewer spout, 59.4 mm long, 19.6mm wide and 16mm thick. The spout is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 55 grams. The spout has an L shaped profile. One end is U shaped in section and tapers to a point, while the other end is circular in section and is in the form of a dogs head. His mouth has a circular tube protruding from it, forming the spout and he has long, oval shaped ears on the side of his head and a small ridge running down its top.

LEIC-90CE45: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy trumpet brooch, 35.1mm long and 9.3mm wide. The brooch is in a worn condition with a green patina and weighs 6.62 grams. The brooch consists of a circular head which has the traces of a broken loop and its reverse contains two semi-circular lugs, one of which has broken off. The body of the brooch emerges from the head and is plain until its shoulder where a large semi-circular protrusion emerges. Below this the bow becomes triangular in section and is decorated with two rows of six triangles which may have held enamel. Below this is a stepped oval foot and behind the decoration are the remains of a cathplate 14mm long which has largely worn away.

LEIC-90BFE7: COIN
Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-90AC54: COIN WEIGHT
Post Medieval copper alloy coin weight, 11.6mm long and wide and 1.6mm thick. The object is in a worn condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.33 grams. The weight has very faint traces of design which may show a crown or a tudor rose, which suggests it may date to the reign of James I or Charles I.

LEIC-905C64: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (type 10ab).

LEIC-901FF1: COIN
Early Medieval Silver Continental Sceatta, thought to be minted in Ribe, Jutland (Seaby 843 Series X).

LEIC-80FE90: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy head stud brooch, 43.5mm long, 16mm wide and 18mm thick. The brooch is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 9.88 grams. It has short curved wings which are vertically stepped. Behind these is a circular rod which holds a hinged pin. Above the pin is a large open loop which is integral to the wings. The bow which is semi-circular in section is decorated with two raised vertical lines which contain seven 'diamond' shaped cells containing deep blue enamel. Above this is the circular raised stud which has a circular recess (which may have held enamel) surrounding a raised disc. The base of the bow has a horizontal incised line above a horizontal recess. Below this is a circular foot. The catchplate is 9mm long and tapers outwards before curving round to form the catch.

LEIC-809A85: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy equal armed brooch? 26.3mm long, 21.4mm wide and 14.6mm thick. The brooch is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 8.12 grams. It has circular sectioned wings which are decorated on each end with a single vertical inscised line. It contains a central recess which holds a hinged pin. The bow which is semi-circular in form, has a sub circular section and tapers slightly in width near its middle before widening again. It is decorated with a raised ridge, C 2mm wide, which contains rows of incised horizontal lines. This is interupted in the centre, with two deep horizontal incisons, C.2mm wide, separated by two narrow incised lines. The bow merges into a lower 'foot' which is the same width as the wings and has similar decoration. This however, is semi-circular in section and contains a short curved catchplate, 5mm high.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Magnentius (RIC25).

Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward III (treaty period).

LEIC-7DD806: FLINT IMPLEMENT
late Neolithic-early Bronze age flint thumbnail scraper, 31mm long, 27mm wide and 11mm thick. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 9.97 grams. The scraper has parallel working which forms a rounded edge.

LEIC-7DB115: CORE
Prehistoric flint, possibly a blade core? 61mm long and 19mm wide and 10mm thick. The object is in good condition with a white patina and weighs 16.07 grams. The object has at least three very definite flat surfaces but no signs of impact?

LEIC-7D6F32: JETTON
Early post medieval copper alloy Nuremberg Jetton.

LEIC-7D5F00: TOKEN
Early Post Medieval lead alloy token. The obverse? contains a relief image of a reigned horses head. The reverse is quartered and contains the intials RP with the date 1556 below.

Medieval silver short cross halfpenny.

Medieval silver long cross cut farthing.

LEIC-7CD8B1: COIN
Post Medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-7C9F33: COIN
Post Medieval silver halved penny of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-7C6221: COIN
Post Medieval silver half groat of Charles I.

LEIC-7C4B13: COIN
Post Medieval silver rose penny of Charles I.

LEIC-7C2A10: COIN
Post Medieval copper alloy rose farthing? of Charles I.

LEIC-7C0FB4: TOKEN
Post Medieval copper alloy token halfpenny, 17mm in diameter and 0.40 grams in weight. The token is in poor condition and is missing a lot of its edge. Minted by John Brown, Chandler, Melton Mowbray.

LEIC-7BEFA2: BEAD
Undated glass bead, 9.3mm in diameter. The bead is in fair condition with a turquise patina and weighs 0.51 grams. It has a central hole 3mm in diameter and its surface is covered in ridges. It has a couple of chipped areas but is laregly intact.

LEIC-7BB9A2: DRESS HOOK
Early Post Medieval copper alloy dress hook, 27.5mm long, 16.11mm wide and 1.4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a reddish patina and weighs 1.19 grams. The object consists of a circular plate which has a border formed of joining spheres. It is decorated with two circles of drilled holes and has a slightly flattend upper edge where a loop was attached. At its base is the remains of the hook, which has a circular section and is missing its tip. B Read, 2008, Pg. 99, No. 372.

LEIC-7B9930: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy hinged bow brooch, 14.8 mm long, 17.9mm wide and 3.8mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.53 grams. The brooch consists of circular sectioned wings which contain a triangular recess for the pin. The bow is curved and tapers to a point with a semi-spherical ridge running its length. It is missing its pin and catchplate.

LEIC-7B7358: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy strap end? 21.9mm long and 6.4mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 5.09 grams. The object consists of a spherical terminal which has several slightly flattened areas which contain a small circular depression. This is attached to two rectangular prongs, C.14mm long. These are set a few millimetres apart to allow for a strap to be secured to them.

LEIC-7B0F75: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 15.2mm long, 8.7mm wide and 2.7mm thick. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 0.81 grams. The mount consists of a domed sub-circular form which is decorated with a band of incised cross hatching which is contained by two horizontal incised lines. Either side of the central section is a smaller domed circle which contains a copper alloy rivet. It is also decorated with vertical incised bands, at least two on each side of the rivet. The underside of the object is hollow in the centre and has a deep circular hollow around each rivet.

LEIC-28CFF8: COIN
Medieval silver short cross penny of John, (class Vc?).

LEIC-27C0E2: GAMING PIECE
Medieval lead alloy token or gaming piece, 14mm in diameter and 6mm thick. The object is in good condition and weighs 5.30 grams. It is circular in form and has raised cross shaped decoration on its upper surface and an unusual sub rectangular shaped depression in its underside.

LEIC-27B0E8: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy spherical weight? 17mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 29.73 grams. the object is plain except for two circular depressions opposite each other, which suggest it was strung onto something, perhaps a hunting net?

LEIC-27A216: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 29mm in diameter and 11mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 54.36 grams. It is plain and is rectangular in section and circular in form with a central hole 11mm in diameter.

LEIC-279973: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy conical weight, 21mm high and 24mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a cream patina and weighs 37.48 grams. The object is circular in section and conical in form, with a slight depression in the apex of the cone.

LEIC-278F84: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy conical weight, 23mm high and 19mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a cream patina and weighs 44.30 grams. The object is circular in section and conical in form, with a slight depression in the apex of the cone.

LEIC-276652: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy conical weight, 33mm high and 27mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a cream patina and weighs 106 grams. The object is circular in section and conical in form, with a slightly splayed base. It has patches of iron on its upper surface.

LEIC-275421: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy conical weight, 39mm high and 35mm in diameter. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 161 grams. The object is octagonal in section and conical in form, with a slightly splayed base. It has a circular depression in the middle of its base.

LEIC-2738E3: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy pot leg, 38mm high, 47mm wide and 31 mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green/red patina and weighs 128 grams. The object consists of the base of a leg and has a splayed foot which has a triangular section. Above this the object is rectangular in section and it has a raised vertical ridge running up the centre of its outer side.

LEIC-271F31: PENCIL
Medieval lead pencil, 38mm long and 5mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 6.99 grams. The object consists of a circular shaft which is domed at one end and at the other has a point formed by two tapering flat surfaces.

LEIC-16F671: THIMBLE
Medieval copper alloy thimble, 16mm in diameter and 15mm high. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 3.25grams. It is domed with a large central depression in its centre which is surrounded by a band of plain surface. It is hand punched with randomly placed circular depressions around its sides and this terminates in a band of two incised lines which is 2mm wide.

LEIC-16D4B2: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval Lead alloy spindle whorl, 28mm in diameter and 13mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 46.75 grams. The whorl has a central hole, 9mm in diameter, from this point it tapers in section to a narrow ridge running around its edge. The whorl is decorated with a series of incised lines arranged in rectangular blocks or chevrons.

LEIC-1678C1: COIN
Post Medieval silver three pence of Charles II.

LEIC-15EBC4: COIN
Post Medieval silver half groat of Charles I.

Medieval silver penny of Edward III, Florin issue.

Post medieval silver Sixpence of Elizabeth I, third issue.

LEIC-1532E2: ARROWHEAD
Bronze age flint barbed and tanged arrowhead, 30mm long, 28mm wide and 4mm thick. The arrowhead is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.30 grams. It is triangular in form with protruding barbs, one of which is missing its end.

LEIC-96FB06: SPEARHEAD
Late Bronze age spearhead, 297mm long, 53mm wide and 28mm thick. The spearhead is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 345 grams. The blade measures 220mm and is 1mm thick at its edge widening to 8mm where it meets the shaft. The shaft tapers gently in width, 28mm in diameter at its base and 5mm at the tip, and has a small ridge running along each side where it meets the blade. The socket has two holes 5mm in diameter, 39mm from the edge. There is a small amount of damage and corrosion along the base of the socket and one side has patches of red and green corrosion across its centre.

LEIC-6B5291: THUMB NAIL SCRAPER
Late Neolithic-early Bronze age flint thumbnail scraper, 25mm long, 23mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 6.84 grams. It is sub rectangular in form with one rounded side which has been heavily worked.

LEIC-6B4347: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 28mm long, 15mm wide and 9mm thick. The brooch is in poor condition with a green patina and weighs 3.73 grams. It consists of very worn semi-circular sectioned wings which are missing their spring. The bow is semi-circular in section and tapers to a point. There is no decoration visible and no sign of a catchplate.

LEIC-6B27F2: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 28mm long,14mm wide and 11mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 3.78 grams. It consists of short, circular sectioned wings, which contain a spring of six coils. The bow is tapering and slightly curved. It is decorated with four vertical ridges. The outer two are short, stopping one third of the way down the bows length, while the inner two continue for just over half its length. Where the ridges stop there is a horizontal recess, 2mm wide, and below this the brooch appears undecorated. The reverse of this plain section contains traces of the catchplate, which was about 12mm long.

LEIC-6B11E5: COIN
Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-6AEA20: COIN
Roman copper alloy Nummus of Constantine II.

LEIC-6AA156: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Domitian (RIC139).

Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II (type 10 or 11).

LEIC-6A6BA7: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II (type 10).

LEIC-597258: HARNESS PENDANT
late Medieval copper alloy and gold harness pendant fragment, 29mm long, 14mm wide and 7mm thick. The fragment is in poor condition with blue/green corrosion and weighs 2.35grams. It consists of what is now a cruciform shaped stud which is heaviliy gilded. It has a single central rivet on its reverse, which projects through the front as well, perhaps suggesting a repair? One of the arms extends to 13mm in length and has a slightly bulging circular end which has a central hole. This is attached to a V shaped fragment of the pendant by a single rivet. The whole fragment is very worn and corroded and its hard to establish its original shape.

Medieval silver penny of Edward I, worn (type 10 or 11).

LEIC-591DF5: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (types 9-11?).

LEIC-4324A3: STRAP END
Medieval? copper alloy object, 22mm long, 9mm wide and 3mm thick. The object in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.51grams. It is rectangular in secion and is roughly rectangular in form. At one end it tapers in slightly, and it has snapped off after this. It is decorated on one side with a border of punched circles which contain an incised spear like motif, consisting of an elongated lozenge attached to a line which terminates with a punched circle. The object appears medieval in date and may be part of a strap end?

LEIC-41B604: LOCKET
Post Medieval gold locket, 21mm long, 14mm wide and 6mm thick. The locket is in fair condition with a pale yellow patina and weighs 2.10 grams. It is probably Victorian in date and has an oval form with a raised shield on one side, surrounded by foliate carving. It is interesting as it contains a lock of plaited black hair and was probably a mourning locket.

LEIC-415CF4: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy one piece strap end, 25mm long, 17mm wide and 6mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 7.78grams. The object is triangular in form and it tapers in width towards the base, where it is decorated with side protrusions. These are sub rectangular in form with a downwards curving protrusion, which turns back towards the object. These and the base of the object are incomplete. Its upper surface has a slit, 2mm wide, which continues for 6mm down its sides, narrowing to 0.5mm. This accomodates the belt and still has leather inside. It has an additional central circular rivet to hold the belt in place. The object has no surface decoration except for a tapering recess above the side protrusions.

LEIC-410972: STUD
Medieval copper alloy stud, 15mm in diameter and 16mm deep. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 9.45 grams. The object is solid and is sub triangular in section with a rounded tip and rounded base. Its underside is circular and flat and contains a rectangular sectioned shaft, 6mm long and 4mm wide. The object has no decoration and is probably a dress stud.

LEIC-3F9A77: VESSEL
Medieval or later lead alloy foot? 22mm long, 18mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 13.92 grams. The object consists of an oval sheet of lead which has a circular protrusion, 13mm in diameter which has a hole 6mm in diameter, set on one side of its upper surface. The object appears to have been some sort of foot to take a vessel leg??

LEIC-3F7B96: COIN
Roman copper alloy As? possibly of Marcus Aurelius.

LEIC-3F5C57: VESSEL
Roman Samian ware vessel fragment, 60m long, 29mm wide and 9mm thick. The fragment is in fair condition and weighs 12.79 grams. It is plain and missing most of its surface and there are no indicators as to what type of vessel it is from, other than it is gently curving.

LEIC-3F01B4: MOUNT
Roman? copper alloy finial, 43mm long and 21mm in diameter. the object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 27.69grams. The object has a circular section, which is 12mm in diameter at its base and is decorated with two circular protrusions, the lower one is 21mm in diameter and 3mm thick. It narrows gently from this point, forming a triangular section. The upper one is 11mm in diameter and the same thickness. The object terminates with a spherical knop 8mm in diameter. The base appears incomplete as though broken off and may have been attached to a lid of some sort?

LEIC-3EEE43: SPINDLE WHORL
Early Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 31mm in diameter and 15mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 54.60grams. The whorl is plain with a flat base and is triangular in form with a central hole, 8mm in diameter.

LEIC-3EA5D3: TRIVET
Medieval or post medieval copper alloy trivet or pot stand fragment? 64mm long, 17mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 18.72 grams. It consists of a curving strip which is slightly thicker, 8mm wide and 3mm thick, at the edge forming a border. The metal is much thinner, 1mm thick, inside this and has broken off randomly. The object has an integral foot, 14mm high, 11mm wide and 5mm thick, its inner surface is flat and its outer curves outwards slightly forming a slightly splayed foot.

LEIC-3E8040: STRAP FITTING
Late Medieval copper alloy trapezoidal strap slide fitting, 27mm long, 21mm wide and 3.5mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a greenish black patina and weighs 3.40grams. The fitting has a rectangular section with a protruding pin rest in the centre of its longest edge. It has the remains of an offset pinbar, 2mm in from the frame, which has broken off.

LEIC-3E2815: MOUNT
Medieval or post medieval copper alloy foot? 24mm long, 16mm wide and 7mm deep. The object is in fair condition with a greenish patina and weighs 2.72 grams. It is in the form of a lions paw and consists of a circular plate which has three 'toes' formed of two raised spheres which terminate in claws. It is hollow underneath and it narrows and rises up at its 'ankle' to meet a circular loop, 10mm in diameter, which would have attached it to some sort of vessel or casket?

LEIC-3DFC15: COIN
Medieval silver cut halfpenny of John (class Va2).

LEIC-EC8B81: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny, probably of Richard II.

LEIC-EBCC65: COIN
Medieval silver penny or halfpenny in poor condition, probably of Henry VI.

LEIC-EBB171: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (probably type 9).

LEIC-EB5834: BEAD
Undated glass bead, 10mm in diameter. The bead is in good condition and has an opaqe light blue colour with a weight of 1.12 grams. The bead is slightly sub-spherical and has a circular threading hole, 3mm in diameter.

LEIC-DB0313: SEAL MATRIX
Post Medieval copper alloy and gemstone fob seal, 30mm high, 19mm long and 16mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.25g. The seal dates to the Georgian period and consists of decorative semi-circular arch made up of foliate scrolls with a suspension loop above. This sits on a hollow dome decorated with raised lines which radiate towards its centre. It contains a rectangular gem stone which is a dark pink colour and is decorated with a male bust, the top of which is damaged. It has the name D YORK inscribed (retrograde) below it.

LEIC-DAA567: ARROWHEAD
Bronze Age flint barbed and tanged arrowhead, 22mm long, 22mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a light brown patina and weighs 1.55 grams. The arrowhead is triangular in form with a rectangular shaped barb and tang. It has been finely worked, but is missing its tip and one barb. Its surface has also begun to re-corticate.

LEIC-C138A2: MOUNT
Roman copper alloy mount, 18mm in diameter and 10mm thick. The mount is in poor condition with a green patina and some iron staining and weighs 3.38 grams. It is in the form of a lions head, with eyes nose and mouth forming a triangular protrusion, set in a circular mane. It has two stepped borders roughly 3mm wide, decorated with incised lines which are quite faded. The reverse is hollow and has a central circular indentation which may have held a rivet?

LEIC-C0F725: BROOCH
Medieval copper alloy annular brooch, 50mm in diameter and 5mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 32.35 grams. The object is circular and has a circular section, 5mm in diameter. It has no decoration and has a pin which is folded onto the brooch and has a D shaped section. The pin tapers slightly in width and its terminal is folded slightly, so it sits snugly on top of the brooch. The brooch matches example 178, fig. 241 in Hattatt's Ancient Brooches.

LEIC-C06F65: BLADE
Prehistoric blade or scraper, 34mm long, 18mm wide and 11mm thick. The object is in good condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 8.19grams. It has a triangular shape and has been worked steeply on one side.

LEIC-C06493: BLADE
Prehistoric blade or scraper, 27mm long, 16mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in good condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 3.05 grams. It has a rectangular shape and has been worked on three sides.

LEIC-C048E0: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Late Neolithic-early bronze age scraper, 23mm long, 18mm wide and 7mm thick. The object is in good condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 3.35 grams. It has fine working around two thirds of its rounded surface and has a very distinct bulb of percussion on its underside.

LEIC-C01053: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy mount, 18mm long, 18mm wide and 7mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.02 grams. The object is roughly cruciform with triangular terminals to each arm. The surface is decorated with a central small circular boss from which four lines of indented circles run towards the terminals. The rest of the surface contains random circle indentations and also has traces of gilding. The reverse has a circular sectioned rivet which has been folded over itself and is holding in place a piece of loosely woven fabric which has a small fragment of leather on top.

LEIC-BFCBE2: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy D shaped buckle and plate, 21mm long, 16mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.29 grams. The buckle has a circular sectioned pin bar, 16mm long. The buckle itself begins with a circular section, which becomes triangular towards its middle where it terminates in a protruding pin rest. The plate is plain and in poor condition. It consists of a folded plate, 17mm long and 12mm wide which appears to be held in place by a single rivet.

Roman copper alloy radiate of Carausius (AD 286-93) (Reece Period 14), PAX AVG, Pax standing left holding branch and trnasverse sceptre. Mint of London, S P//ML. RIC V, pt 2, p. 474, no. 118. This coin is included in Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-6EF702: COIN
Medieval silver short cross halfpenny of John (Class V).

LEIC-6EC7C6: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II (class 10cf).

LEIC-6EB9E8: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (class 1c).

LEIC-6E9996: COIN
Post Medieval silver shilling of William III.

LEIC-6DDFE5: MOUNT
Iron age or Roman copper alloy mount, 30mm long and 18mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 4.76 grams. The object consists of a circular plate, 18mm in diameter, which sits on the narrow end of a triangular shaped protrusion. This is incomplete and appears to have been hollow, perhaps suggesting it is a strap end of some sort? The circular area is decorated with a raised outer border which contains a smaller raised border, 8mm in diameter. This in turn contains a raised circle 2mm in diameter. This would have contained enamel, but no traces of it remains. The reverse is flat and plain.

LEIC-6D5E37: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Vespasian (RIC 10).

LEIC-6D4BA0: COIN
Post medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I.

Post medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I.

LEIC-6CD7E3: COIN
Post medieval silver groat of Henry VIII, posthumously issued.

LEIC-5A6866: DRESS FASTENER (DRESS)
Post Medieval copper alloy clothes fastener, 30mm long, 21mm wide and 2mm thick. the object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 5.33grams. The object has no visible decoration and is roughly oval(or acorn shaped) in form with a rectangular shaped loop at one of its narrower ends. Below this are traces of protruding shafts which may have been fixing loops.

LEIC-5A2397: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 26mm long, 9mm wide and 14mm deep. The object is in fair condition with a reddish patina and weighs 2.71 grams. The object is quite worn and is rectangular in form. It has two semi-circular sectioned shafts, which have been bent over, protruding from its base. The surface is decorated with a trefoil terminal at each end and a central oval section which appears to have foliate decoration.

LEIC-5A0E36: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 18mm long, 9mm wide and 12mm deep. The object is in fair condition with a reddish patina and weighs 1.54 grams. The object is lentoid in form and domed it has no decoration and its reverse contains a central rectangular sectioned tapering shaft, 10mm long.

LEIC-59ECA7: WEIGHT
Post Medieval lead alloy weight, 35mm in diameter and 20mm high. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and a weight of 177.03 grams. The weight is circular in form with slightly tapering sides and has VI inscribed into its upper surface.

LEIC-59A807: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse bar, 53mm wide, 29mm high and 9mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 16.44 grams. The object consists of a central rectangle, 15mm wide and 12mm high, which has a circular shaft running vertically through it. The shaft contains a circular bar which has a domed terminal on its upper end and a T bar shaped terminal, 10mm long and wide, on its lower. The centre piece has a circular shaft, 5mm in diameter, protruding from each side, with a total width of 53mm.

LEIC-597ED5: COIN
Post Medieval Silver token sixpence, produced by Rees and Morgan in Neath in the early 1800's.

Post Medieval copper farthing of Charles II (sear 3394).

Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward III (fourth coinage).

LEIC-58BCB7: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Henry VI (sear 1835).

Post medieval silver shilling of Charles I (Group F North 2231).

Post medieval silver shilling of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-57BB82: STRAP END
Anglo-Scandinavian copper alloy strap end, 50mm long, 17mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.99 grams. The object is sub rectangular in form with rounded ends and consists of two plates welded together. The upper surface is decorated, begining with a relief carved animal head which takes up almost one third of its length. It has a flat nose, circular eyes with two large rounded ears above. next is an area of interlace knotwork which is contained in an incised border. The knotwork terminates in a triangle protrusion and either side of this is a stylised beast in a traingular form. The decoration terminates with a semi-circular border. At the top of the object are two circular fixing holes which are bordered on the lower side by a semi-circular indentation. Between this and the main decoration is a chevron shaped incised line. The reverse of the object is plain and the upper half has broken off.

LEIC-57A5E1: FINGER RING
Roman copper alloy intaglio fragment, 14mm long, 12mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in poor condition with a brown patina and a weight of 2.19 grams. It consists of the bezel of a ring which is sub rectangular in form, with a central oval depression with traces of adhesive. Traces of the band can be seen emerging from the sides, this was oval in form and tapered in width.

Roman copper alloy polden hill brooch, 22mm long, 16mm wide and 9mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and a weight of 4.30grams. The brooch is undecorated and consits of a tapering, circular sectioned shaft which is missing it lower half. It has short, oval shaped wings which are very worn and have a vertical linear depression next to the shaft. The reverse of the wings has a semi-circular depression running its length.

LEIC-56EC34: COIN
Post medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I.

Post medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VIII (North 1815).

LEIC-C45406: COIN
Post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I, very worn.

LEIC-C3AE21: COIN
Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-C35B53: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy weight, 28mm in diameter and 9mm thick. The weight is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 49.38 grams. The weight is undecorated, circular in form and has slightly tapering sides.

LEIC-C2A1E4: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy weight, 35mm long, 25mm wide and 16mm thick. The weight is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 84.27 grams. The weight is shield shaped and is rectangular in section, with a slight protruding lip along its lower edge. The weight is decorated on its upper surface with a raised border, 2mm wide, which contains three raised semi-spheres, 4mm in diameter. These dots seem to indicate its weight as 3 ounces equals 85 grams, which is just over the object's weight.

LEIC-B291F2: BUCKLE
medieval copper alloy buckle plate, 26mm long, 18mm wide and 3mm thick. The buckle is in a good condition with a green patina (the finder has correctly not cleaned it, hence the mud). The object consists of a copper alloy plate which has been folded over to form two rectangles which would have been rivetted onto the belt, one rivet is visible on the front whilst two are visible on the reverse. The plate has three rectangular cut outs which create loops to allow room for the pin and pin bar which are both intact. The pin tapers and is 20mm long, it is attached to the pin bar by folding it round. the plate itself is decorated with a left facing lion or dog with its front legs raised and an upright S shaped tail. The backgroud, which is lower has been incised or punched to create a pattern. These buckle plates date to 1250-1450.

LEIC-B1C0D1: STRAP END
Late Saxon copper alloy openwork strap end, 34mm long, 20mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a green/red surface patina. It is rectangular in form and has a 'frilled' edge. It has a rectangular recessed area at one end, c. 5mm deep, which contains two circular rivets, one in each corner. The main body has a raised border and a central raised ridge running its length. On either side of the ridge there are three circular cut outs which mirror each other and become closer near the far end, forming an arch. In between each cut out is a ridge running diagonally towards the edge. Below this are two kidney shaped cut outs and just below these the object has snapped, but shows signs of more cut outs.

LEIC-B16EE4: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy pot leg, 71mm long, 32mm wide and 18mm deep. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina. It has a triangular section formed by a rounded ridge and a slightly concave flat surface, which tapers in width to a point. The whole object has been roughly executed and has an uneven surface and colour.

LEIC-B11CD0: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I. (type 9b)

LEIC-B06A55: COIN
Medieval silver long cross cut halfpenny Henry III.

Medieval silver penny of Edward III (North 1264, standard type G)

LEIC-AFFC80: COIN
Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Mary I.

LEIC-AFA382: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 28mm in diameter and 8mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina. It has a central hole 9mm in diameter and a rectangular section. The whorl is undecorated.

LEIC-AF9984: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 31mm in diameter and 11mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina. It has a central hole 9mm in diameter, It has one flat side and one domed, this side is decorated with random raised dots over its surface.

LEIC-AF8E77: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 29mm in diameter and 11mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina. It has a rectangular section and a central hole 10m in diameter. It is decorated on both sides with random raised dots, roughly executed.

LEIC-AF79F3: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 34mm in diameter and 13mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina. It has a central hole 11m in diameter and it has raised decoration running around this in the form of a pointed star with raised dots scattered around its surface.

LEIC-AF60B6: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 22mm long and wide and 15mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina. It has a sub rectangular form and has four sub rectangular protrusions on each 'corner'. The rest of the surface is decorated with raised lines running vertically over its surface.

LEIC-AF45D3: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III?

LEIC-AE6AC2: COIN
Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Henry VIII (Second coinage).

LEIC-9E73C0: SHAFT
undated copper alloy shaft, 26 long and 6mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.94 grams. The shaft is sub circular in section and has two oval sectioned bead like protrusions, 8mm apart. The shaft has been cast and shows a casting ridge along on edge. It was found in close association with a saxon object but it does not appear to be contemporary?

LEIC-9E5692: MOUNT
Post medieval copper alloy and gold mount, 21mm long, 11mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a red/green patina and weighs 1.02grams. The object appears to show part of a flower petal with a rounded base. It has a hollow reverse and may represent part of a tudor rose? the whole object is gilded including the reverse of the triangular protrusions either side of the petal. It is probably part of a mount or furniture decoration?

LEIC-9E3E32: COIN
Post medieval silver groat of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-9DF763: COIN
Post medieval silver halfgroat of Henry VIII, Canterbury, Archbishop Warham, 1526-1532.

LEIC-9DB834: SEAL MATRIX
Early post medieval copper alloy seal matrix, 23mm long, 15mm wide and 1.5mm thick on the shaft. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.09 grams. The seal itself is oval in form and its reverse tapers in thickness towards its centre becoming the base of a shaft. This is 19mm long and 1.5mm thick with a rectangular section. One third of its present length is taken up with an oval shaped handle which has three circular cut outs arranged in a row and traces of a fourth placed centrally above. The Matrix itself shows a tree or flower? and the space between the ground and the leaves is filled with the initials EH.

LEIC-9D96B4: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy composite strap end, 35mm long, 24mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a dark green patina and weighs 2.96 grams. The object represents the central part of a three piece strap end. It consists of an acorn shaped teminal with a raised collar below it. This sits on a sub rectangular frame which has a rectangular section and is 3.5mm wide and 1.5mm thick. The frame slopes away from the terminal and then turns to form a rectangle, tapering in width along its length.

LEIC-9D64C6: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy composite buckle, 37mm long, 19mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a dark green patina and weighs 4.27 grams. The object represents the central part of a three piece buckle and plate. The buckle itself is oval in form with a protruding triangular pin rest and has a triangular section. It is attached to a rectangular frame, 22mm long and 13mm wide. each prong tapers in width from 5.5mm to 2mm. In between these is a circular recess designed to take the pin.

LEIC-9D3B21: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy D shaped buckle, 34mm long, 25mm wide and 2mm thick. The buckle is in good condition with a green patina and a weight of 4.83 grams. The buckle has a rectangular sectioned strap bar 3mm wide and 2mm thick. It starts curving and gradually becomes thicker with its widest part under the pin measuring 7mm wide. The upper surface has a central recess for the pin and on each side is decorated with two elongated triangular areas which are filled with punched decoration surrounding a snakes head? which has a punched eye. The underside of the buckle has a chamferred edge, but is plain.

LEIC-9CFA92: AWL
Bronze age copper alloy awl? 58mm long and 5mm wide and thick. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 4.37 grams. The object is circular in section for 23mm of its length and tapers in diameter from 5mm to a 1.5mm point. For the remainder of its length it is rectangular, 4mm wide and tapering from 4mm to 2mm, and is slightly bent. It has snapped off at this point.

LEIC-9CAF81: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy brooch fragment, 14mm long, 13mm wide and 8mm thick. The fragment is in fair condition, although showing signs of being burnt, has a green patina and weighs 2.66 grams. It represents part of the foot of a probable cruciform brooch and is roughly rectangular in form with three raised ridges, 1mm wide and 2mm apart, running across its surface. The reverse has the remains of a catchplate, 10mm long, 2mm wide and 3mm deep.

LEIC-9C7B07: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy? cruciform brooch terminal?, 15mm long and 13mm in diameter. the object has a brownish patina and weighs 5.97 grams. The object appears to be a circular side knob from a brooch, it has patches of iron staining and has a semi-circular protrusion on one side and a iron corroded spherical protrusion on the other.

LEIC-9B9533: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy cruciform brooch terminal, 29mm long, 16mm wide and 6mm thick. The terminal is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 7.42 grams. It is sub rectangular in form and cross section and is in the form of a horse's head. It has an incomplet flat upper edge and from here is widens out towards eyes formed of semi-circular projections, centrally placed at each side. From this point the object tapers in width and depth, with a prominant central ridge running its length from level with the eyes to each side of teh lower part are sub semi circular protrusions, probably forming flaring nostrils. These are outlined on the surface by two curved recesses which run towards the central ridge and down onto the base. The reverse has a triangular hollow beneath the eyes and upper snout.

Two Anglo-Saxon copper alloy and iron brooch side knobs, the two objects were found very close to a cruciform brooch and appear to be a pair. They both measure 24mm long and 10mm in diameter. The larger one weighs 7 grams and the smaller 6.46 grams. Each has patches of iron corrosion, one shows the iron rod clearly through this and the other shows copper alloy protrustions which are spaced 15mm apart, the same measurement as the side of the head plate they were found near. Each one has traces of an iron rod protruding centrally from their upper surface. Each knob is spherical and oval in section and they sit on oval raised collars which are 12mm long and 10mm wide with a thickness of 3mm.

LEIC-9AF5B3: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy cruciform brooch, 119mm long, 16mm wide and 29mm deep at the bow. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and a weight of 45.51 grams. The brooch begins with an ornate top knob, 16mm long and 10mm in diameter. It is ovoid in form with a smaller, 7mm diameter, squashed sphere topping it. This sits on top of a semi-spherical protrusion whose flat side sits at right angles to the top of the head plate. The head plate is 14mm high and is 15mm wide at the top and 16mm at its base. The bow emerges from here and is 34mm long and 12mm wide, broadening to 14mm in its centre. It has a triangular section and is otherwise plain apart from a slight horizontal ridge where it meets the foot. The foot is 55mm long and 11mm wide. Its upper 23mm is plain and rectangular in section with slightly chamferred edges. It becomes semi-circular in section at this point and is decorated with two horizontal incised lines. It then develops a prominant central ridge which is flanked by two spherical protrusions forming the eyes of the animal head terminal. The base tapers in width and is rounded and has two protrusions, 8mm long, on each side forming the nostrils. The brooch has a single semi-spherical lug centrally place on the head plate and has an unusal elongated conical catchplate, part is missing, which fills the whole of the foot. The brooch was found 120mm away from two side knobs which appear to be a pair. see leic-9B5997.

LEIC-8674F4: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse bar, 58mm long, 54mm wide and 14mm at its widest. the object is in a fair condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 39.7 grams. It consists of an elongated loop, 34mm long and 19mm wide, which terminates in a collar consisting of two raised bands. This is the upper part of a circular sectioned shaft that goes through the lower part, allowing it to swivel and then terminates with a similar round collar. The bar consists of a central rounded section which accomodates the bar. At each side it has a short protruding circular shaft which starts with a collar formed of three rounded bands, then contains a recess to hold a suspension loop and finally terminates in a spherical knob. One of the rectangular sectioned round suspension loops is intact in its recess.

LEIC-865735: CLOTH SEAL
Post Medieval Dutch lead alloy cloth seal, 23mm long, 18mm wide and 4mm thick. The seal is in good condition with a cream patina and a weight of 9.64 grams. It is sub circular in form and on one side it has a raised border which contains R&A 361 (a control number). The other side has a beaded border with contains a Royal crowned crest showing a rampart lion holding a sword or staff.

LEIC-863328: KEY (LOCKING)
Medieval copper alloy key, 33mm long, 12mm wide and 4mm thick. The key is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 3.95 grams. It is quite worn and consists of a circular suspension loop which has a hole worn through it, giving it a crescent shape. It has a sub circular shaft which tapers slightly and terminates with a rectangular protruding bit. This has one rectangular nick (or cleft) out of the centre of its upper and lower surface.

LEIC-861EF1: KEY (LOCKING)
Medieval copper alloy key, 35mm long, 10mm wide and 3mm thick. The key is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.6 grams. It is quite worn and consists of a circular suspension loop which has a hole worn through it, giving it a crescent shape. It has a sub circular shaft which tapers slightly and terminates with a sub rectangular protruding bit. This appears to have one nick (or cleft) out of the centre of its upper surface and two out of its lower surface, one biting into the shaft.

LEIC-860C62: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 29.5mm in diameter and 18mm thick. the object is in fair condition with a greyish patina and a weight of 47.45grams. The object tapers in width from its central hole which is 7mm in diameter. It is decorated on both sides with raised lines arranged in a roughly zig-zagged effect on one side whilst the other side appears to be showing curved lines as well.

LEIC-85F874: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval stone spindle whorl, 31-37mm in diameter and 10mm thick. the object is in fair condition with a greyish patina and a weight of 13.20grams. The object has a rectangular setion and a central hole, 8mm in diameter. It is decorated on both sides with incised lines, One side has a zig zag effect whilst the other has random crosses and lines.

Medieval copper alloy ring brooch, 24mm wide and 24.5mm high with a thickness of 2mm. The brooch is in fair condition and weighs 3.50 grams. The brooch is square in form and each side is 3.8mm wide. It has a recessed pin bar in one of its corners which has a semi-circular sectioned pin wrapped around it. This pin is largely intact apart from a missing tip. The brooch is decorated with a series of punched circles, 2mm wide which have been inconsistently applied.

LEIC-8572C4: CHATELAINE
Roman copper alloy chatelaine, 93mm long, 23mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a dark green patina and some corrosion and weighs 21.76 grams. The object consists of a sub-rectangular plate which has a semi-circular protrusion to accomodate a suspension loop in the centre of its upper edge. It has four large circular cut outs which leave a roughly cruciform shape. The lower edge of the plate has a circular sectioned band decorated with vertical incised lines. Below this at each end hangs a semi-circular lug, 6mm in diameter, which hold a circular bar with rivetted ends. Suspended on the bar by circular loops, are two circular sectioned shafts c.20mm long and 5mm in diameter, both identically decorated with three raised bands which have diagonal incisons, giving a rope effect. One has broken just below this, but the other continues to form a sub spherical knop which attaches to a flat plate. This has a rounded upper edge which tapers in and becomes a elongated rectangle. The lower edge of this is largely filled with a triangular sectioned groove, which tapers in width up the centre of the shaft for most of its length. This is probably a nail cleaner and the other shaft most likely contained a pair of tweezers.

LEIC-84F493: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy plate brooch, 40.5mm long, 10mm wide and 8.5mm thick. The brooch is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 5.11 grams. The brooch is in the form of a shoe and is sub-rectangular in form with a rounded end which contains a circular suspension loop, 2mm in diameter. Three quarters of the way down its length it tapers in to form a triangular terminal. It has a raised border, 1mm in diameter, which was designed to hold an enamel fill, now missing. It has two semi-circular lugs on its reverse holding an intact, circular sectioned pin and has a small catchplate, 7mm long and 4mm wide. It matches 1142, Fig 217 in Hattatt's ancient brooches.

LEIC-84D3A3: FINGER RING
Roman copper alloy and intaglio finger ring, 20mm wide and 20mm deep. The ring is in fair condition with some corrosion and weighs 2.58 grams. The ring consits of a tapering band, 8mm at its widest and about 4mm at its thinest, which has slightly triangular shoulders. The intaglio is 8.5mm long, 6mm wide and at least 2mm thick. It is a dark red or black stone and contains a carved image of a bird? which is possibly the imperial eagle.

Roman copper alloy crossbow brooch terminal, 35mm long and 10mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.11 grams. The terminal is 10mm in diameter and C 13mm high, it is hexagonal in form and tapers to a point. It sits on a slightly recessed base, 3mm thick which may have raised vertical bands around it. The shaft emerges from the centre of this and its top 5mm is twisted forming a screw thread. The object has very small patches of gold around the base of the terminal and in form it matches closley Fig 333 in Bayley and Butcher, Roman brooches in Britain.

LEIC-841BB2: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy and enamel headstud brooch, 42mm long and 15mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and a weight of 8.27 grams. The brooch has a large broken suspension loop which sits above the compact wings. These are sub circular in section and contain a hinged pin. They have a flattened front, which is decorated with three raised vertical bands on either side of the bow. The bow itself begins with a raised circular motif, 4mm in diameter, which is partailly filled with a circle of red enamel. Below this the bow is decorated with a band of raised rectangles, 3mm wide, which are filled alternately with red and a greenish enamel. The brooch ends in a stepped terminal, consisting of three tapering raised circular bands. The ctachplate is largely intact and measures C. 20mm long. The upper part of the pin is intact and is wide and flat, with a small rectangular protrusion pointing towards the brooch.

LEIC-4A1F23: COIN
A Post Medieval silver Penny of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1589 - 1592. Third coinage, hand inital mark, mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 137 no 2017 Diameter: 13.2 mm Weight: 0.46 g

A Post Medieval silver Penny of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1578 - 1580. Second coinage, plain cross inital mark, mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 135 no 2017 Diameter: 13.2 mm Weight: 0.46 g

LEIC-49EF61: COIN
Post Medieval silver Penny of Charles I.

Post Medieval silver Penny of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-49C1B2: COIN
A Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1567 - 1570. Second Coinage, croronet initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2 no 1997.

A medieval silver groat of Henry VI first reign (1422 - 1461), dating to AD 1422 - 1427. Annulet issue, mint of Calais. North (1991) Volume 2, p 74 no 1424 Diameter: 27 mm Weight: 3.67 g

Clipped Roman silver Siliqua of Arcadius (AD 383-88), VIRTVS ROMANORVM, Trier, AD 392-5. RIC IX 106b

LEIC-200EB7: COIN
A Roman copper-alloy nummus of Crispus, dating to AD 322. (Reece Period 16). BEATA TRAN-QVILLITAS, reverse type shows Globe on altar inscribed VO/TIS/XX; above, three stars. Mint of Trier. (RIC 347). Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 3.96 g

LEIC-1C25C4: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I (Posthumously under Constantine II?)

LEIC-1BDE05: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constans.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantius II.

LEIC-1B16D5: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I.

LEIC-1AD238: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate of Carausius (AD 286-93) (Reece period 14), PAX AVG, Pax standing left holding branch and vertical sceptre. Unattributed Mint. The obverse legend is [ ] CARAVSIVS P (F A)VG. RIC V, pt 2, p. 535, cf 880. This coin is included in Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

LEIC-F508D4: COIN
Roman copper alloy contemporary copy of a radiate of Carausius (AD 286-93) (Reece Period 14), [PAX AVG], Pax standing left holding branch and vertical sceptre. Mint of London, F O//[ ]. This coin is included in Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

LEIC-F3DDE2: COIN
Roman silver-washed copper alloy nummus of Licinius I (AD 308-324), dating to c. AD 312(Reece Period 15), SOLI INVICTO, Sol standing left holding head of Serapis. Mint of Nicomedia. RIC VI, p. 567, no. 77b

LEIC-F37BB6: COIN
Silver-washed copper-alloy pre-refrom radiate of Diocletian (AD 284-305), dating to c. AD 290-1 (Reece Period 14), IOVI AVGG, Jupiter standing left holding Victory on globe and sceptre. Mint of Lyon, Seventh Series. RIC V, pt 2, p. 224, no. 28; Gloucester Hoard (CHRB XIII), p. 101, no. 1869 (13 specimens); Bastien, Le monnayage de l'atelier de Lyon, p. 174, no. 323

A denarius of Faustina II, struck under Marcus Aurelius and dating to the period AD 161 to 175. IVNO reverse. Rome mint. RIC III, p. 269, no. 688.

Roman silver denarius of Julia Paula, dating to AD 219-20 (Reece Period 10, CONCORDIA, Concordia seated left, holding patera; star in left field. RIC IV, pt 2, p. 45, no. 211.

LEIC-B21220: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle with integral plate, 53mm long, 15mm wide and 4mm thick. The buckle is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 4.53 grams. It consists of a sub triangular buckle loop, 14mm long and 15mm wide, which has a protruding pin rest. It has a circular hole drilled to hold the copper alloy pin, of which a small amounts remains. Behind this is a protuding circular plate, 7.5mm in diameter and 3mm thick. This contains the remians of an iron rivet. Behind this is a semi-circular sectioned shaft, 15mm long and 4mm wide, which is decorated with diagonal incised lines. The buckle terminates in a sub triangular plate, 14mm long and 12mm wide, which contains foliate decoration and has a central circular fixing hole.

LEIC-B1E4B5: BRACELET
Fragment of a Roman copper alloy bracelet terminal, 20mm long, 9mm wide and 6mm deep. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.44 grams. The object is slightly curved and has a flat underside with a semi-circular section. It is decorated with three raised semi-circular bands which have an incised line on either side. One edge has a clear angled terminal and the other has snapped off. The object is probably a bracelet but could also be part of a childs torc.

LEIC-B19C18: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount or stiffener, 18mm long, 8mm wide and 1mm thick. The object is in good condition with a light green patina and weighs 0.51 grams. The object has a central open loop, 8mm external and 4mm internal diameter, which has a semi-circular section. Either side of this are rectangular shaped shafts, 6mm long and 5mm wide, which have a semi-circular section and are decorated with very fine incised horizontal lines. At each end of the object is a drilled hole which is 2mm in diameter on the reverse and less than 1mm on the front. The whole object is extremely finely made.

LEIC-B180D4: THUMB NAIL SCRAPER
Early Bronze age Thumbnail scraper, 24mm long, 23mm wide and 8mm thick. The scraper has a light brown, marbled patina and weighs 6.30 grams. It has some damage, with a large section being chipped off one side and a small nick on the other edge, but is otherwise finely worked.

LEIC-B16B28: COIN
A copper-alloy Roman radiate of Allectus (AD 293-296), dating to the period c.AD 293-296 (Reece period 14). Possibly PROVIDENTIA AVG reverse type depicting Providentia standing left holding globe(?) and transverse sceptre. C mint. cf. RIC V.2, p. 567, no. 105.

LEIC-A04283: TOKEN
Late Medieval lead alloy boy bishop token, 26mm in diameter 0.5mm thick and weighs 4.47 grams.

LEIC-A029A1: MOUNT
Medieval limoges enamel figurative mount, 52mm long 21mm wide and 10mm wide at head. The object is in fair condition with some corrosion and weighs 14.93 grams. The object represents a stylised human figure with a sub circular head depicting eyes, nose and mouth. The back of the head is flat and contains a large mounting rivet. The body is a thin plate and its edges curve inwards slightly. Its body contains two large fixing holes, C2-3mm in diameter, one above the other. It is decorated with a series of gilded concentric rectangles. The inner most one wraps around the outside of the holes and between these is a gold cross with light blue enamel filling the rest. The outer gilding is seperated by dark blue enamel cells and there are traces of gold on the outer edge of the reverse and all over the reverse of the head.

LEIC-8BA734: BALANCE
Medieval copper alloy balance arm or instrument tuner 83mm long, 7mm wide at terminal and 4mm in diameter at other end. The object is in fair condition with a light green patina and weighs 14.52 grams. At its widest end it has a rectangular section which bulges slightly 10mm in. From this point the object narrows and becomes circular in secion tapering to a 4mm diameter. At the end it has a circular hole 2mm in diameter. The object could be part of a medieval balance scale or is a tuning key for an instrument.

LEIC-8B9AE2: BLADE
Early Neolithic flint bladelet 27mm long, 12mm wide and 3mm thick.

LEIC-8B93C4: BLADE
Mesolithic flint blade 53mm long, 24mm wide and 7mm thick. The object has re-corticated with a milky surface patina.

LEIC-8B8FA4: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Late Neolithic-Early Bronze age flint scraper 19mm long, 18mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is quite small and has very fine reworking.

LEIC-8B8713: BLADE
Late Mesolithic early Neolithic flint blade 34mm long, 18mm wide and 5mm thick.

LEIC-8B8236: LAUREL LEAF
Neolithic? Laurel leaf flint, 49mm long, 36mm wide and 8mm thick. The flint has been bifacially worked over most of its surface.

LEIC-8AA3C2: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Vitellius (RIC81 may-july 69AD)

Roman silver denarius of Septimus Severus (similar to RIC330 although reverse is facing other way).

Roman silver denarius of Septimus Severus (RIC504 although this ref shows third I on reverse. This example has had this removed leaving a gap, so must be an altered die?).

LEIC-89EC71: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Septimus Severus (RIC265).

LEIC-7554D3: MOUNT
Medieval or Post Medieval? copper alloy and gold mount or medallion, 32mm in diameter and 4.5mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a dark green patina and weighs 19.33grams. The object is decorated with a 'Dragon' which resembles a bull like beast with straight, short horns and a wide flat nose. It has large bat like wings which are decorated with cross hatching. Under its feet is some sort of border or stand? made up of short incised lines contained in a longer incised border. The reverse is plain and bears no sign of any fixings. There are traces of gilding picking out detail on the decoration and also worn patches on the reverse.

Early Medieval copper alloy cruciform or small long brooch fragment, 36mm long, 29mm wide and 6mm thick. The brooch is in poor condition, with a green patina and weighs 8.24 grams. The fragment represents the head plate and part of the bow, but is very worn. The headplate was originally rectangular and divided into three sections vertically, with the central section raised slightly higher than the others. There are faint traces of possible punched decoration around this. The bow is quite narrow and appears to be indented a few milimetres in, giving it a loose T shape. The whole of the back, which contains a single semi-circular lug, 10X5mm, is covered in iron staining and some has spread onto the front.

LEIC-749FB4: COIN
Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I.

Medieval silver penny of Edward I, type 9.

Medieval silver penny of Edward II, type 11.

LEIC-73A413: BROOCH
Early Medieval copper alloy small long brooch, 52mm long, 23mm wide and 13mm thick (at lug). The brooch is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.06 grams. Part of the head plate is missing but clearly shows a rectangular form with an incised border and four sub circular cut outs, one in each corner. The bow is quite pronounced and is rather plain, decorated only with a series of three horizontal incised lines at its top and one at its base. The terminal tapers slightly and is decorated with one incised line. It then widens into a raised collar with incised lines and its angle changes, protruding outwards slightly. There is then a further, wider collar which is plain and possibly represents an animals face? below this it flattens again before a break and is decorated here with horiziontal incised lines. The reverse of the head plate contains one semi-circular lug and the traces of a catchplate can be seen behind the terminal.

Medieval silver half groat, too worn to identify.

LEIC-72C9F4: GAMING PIECE
undated lead alloy gaming piece or weight, 26mm in diameter and 7mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 23.71 grams. It is shaped like a draughts piece with a faintly domed surface decorated with concentric raised circles which terminate in a central small raised dome.

LEIC-7287D3: VESSEL
Medieval Potters Marsden ware sherds, consisting of two rim sherds, 1 body and one base with a total weight of 74 grams. The fabric is rock tempered with distinct granite inclusions and it has a grey core with red/orange or grey surface colour.

Roman or Medieval lead alloy weight, 14.5mm high and 17mm in diameter. The weight is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 25.77grams. The object is sub-circular in section, made up of at least 11 narrow, flat surfaces. It has a conical upper surface which terminates in a small circular hole. The lower surface is slightly concave and has a large circular recess in its centre.

LEIC-215416: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy D shaped buckle, 16mm long 17.5mm wide and 3mm thick. The buckle is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.33grams. The buckle is missing its pin but it has a slight nick in the centre of its straight edge to accomodate this. It is sub-circular in section and has a recessed pin rest in the centre of the curved side.

LEIC-20B431: HARNESS MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy and enamel horse harness pendant, 26mm long, 20mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in poor condition having damaged edges, it has a brown patina and weighs 4.22grams. The pendant is shield shaped and depicts the outline of the three plantagenet lions with patches of red enamel in the surrounding field. It has a circular fixing rivet in the centre of its reverse and its edges are damaged, especially the lower part.

LEIC-8EC5B3: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy, with lead?, trumpet brooch, 38mm long and 10mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a dark grey patina and weighs 10.18 grams. The circular head has the remains of a loop on its upper surface and its reverse has the remains of two semi-circular lugs. The bow is circular in section for a few millimetres but quickly becones semi-circular, with a completly flat reverse. It is decorated with diagonal incised lines arranged in groups. It has three disc shaped protrusions on its shoulder , with the central one being larger than the others. Below this the brooch becomes completly flat and has snapped a few millimetres in.

LEIC-8EB1A8: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse bar, 58mm long and 6mm in diameter, the object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 24.59 grams. The shaft tapers slightly in width and terminates in an acorn shaped knop. There is no other decoration.

LEIC-8E9474: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse bar, 56mm long and 8mm in diameter with a 19mm diameter terminal. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 30.40 grams. The object consists of a circular bar which terminates with a spherical knop, which in turn has a small semi-circular protrusion at right angles to the shaft. The object is decorated with a series of incised lines which cross diagonally and there is a small fragment of a suspension fitting on one side of the shaft.

LEIC-8E5296: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 37mm long, 22mm wide and 6mm thick. The brooch is in a fair condition and weighs 10.53 grams. The brooch consists of worn curved wings which would have held a now missing spring. The bow is circular in section and tapers in width. It has a small amount of catchplate surviving at the base of the bow. There is no sign of decoration on the brooch.

LEIC-8E37A2: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus, Roma issue.

LEIC-8CB1F7: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle, 19mm long, 18mm wide and 5mm thick. The buckle is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 4.01 grams. The buckle is oval in form and has a flared pin rest which is decorated with two circular knops which have a four petalled flower on their surface. It has a roughly made rectangular section pin which is turned around the pin bar.

LEIC-8C51C7: BUTTON
Post Medieval copper alloy button, 10mm long and 10mm in diameter. The button is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.75 grams. The button consists of a rectangular plate, 6x4mm, which would have had a drilled hole near its end, this is now missing. Above this is a circular domed button which has a pattern formed of elongated bands, some plain some with incised lines intersecting them. This type of button dates to the Tudor period when buttons were extremely popular, especially in the Elizabethan period.

LEIC-8BB563: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy strap end, 27mm long, 9mm wide and 3mm thick at the top. The object is in a fair condition with a dark green patina and weighs 1.76 grams. The object is made up of two plates with curved ends which are rivetted together, one at each end. There is no sign of decoration on the object.

LEIC-8BABA3: COIN
Roman copper alloy Radiate, possibly of Gallienus.

LEIC-8B7D47: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy zoomorphic chicken brooch fragment, 20mm high and 15mm wide it is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.83 grams. The fragment represents the front end of the brooch with the protruding chicken's head and neck sitting above a cone shaped hollow. The area behind the head is decorated with 4 deeply impressed triangles. The head, which is very stylised, has a ring and dot eye taking up most of its area.

LEIC-8B6AB3: THIMBLE
Medieval copper alloy thimble, 20mm in diameter and 14mm high. The object is in fair condition with a light green patina and weighs 4.50 grams. It has a plain border 5mm thick and 3 to 4 lines of hand punched indentations. It is not possible to say whether it is missing its top or it was made that way.

LEIC-8B27A0: PENDANT
Roman or Medieval copper alloy harness pendant, 41mm high, 34mm wide and 3mm thick. The pendant is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 5.45 grams. The object is slightly curved in section, forming a shallow hollow, and is crescent shaped. Although it is missing both ends of the crescent it appears that it may have turned in on itself, almost forming a circle. It has a central suspension loop, 8mm long and 6mm wide. Directly below the loop, on the inner edge of the object, is a circular hole, 4mm in diameter which must have held a suspended inner pendant. Although the suspension loop seems Medieval in style, there is a similar, flat example which dates to the Roman period in Read, B. Metal Artefacts of Antiquity, which suggest this may be Roman as well.

LEIC-7A59C5: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward III.

Medieval silver scottish cut halfpenny of Alexander III? first coinage 1250-1280?

Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III?

Medieval silver groat of Edward IV.

LEIC-791490: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy horse harness pendant, 44mm long, 27mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.32 grams. The pendant is shield shaped and has a broken central suspension loop. Its decoration is very well preserved and shows a white enamel Dog or lion facing left with just a part of its tail missing. Above the animals head are two leaf shaped motifs which appear to be made of blue enamel. There is a red ribbon like motif running from under the animals stomach to the base of the pendant. The object has at least five patches of gold still attached to its surface.

Medieval silver penny of Henry III (type III).

Post Medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-782CD2: BROOCH
Early Medieval (Anglo-Scandinavian) copper alloy disc brooch, 30.5mm in diameter and 3mm thick, with a weight of 8.73grams. The brooch is in fair, but worn condition, having part of its edge missing. It has a dark green patina with patches of green corrosion. The brooch has small traces of silvering on both surfaces. On its reverse it has a hooked catchplate, 10mm wide and 9mm high, aligned parallel with the edge. There is also a circular patch of yellowish corrosion where the lug, now missing, was attached. The brooch is decorated in the Borre style, and although worn can be matched to the East Anglian type II. It consists of a central recessed circle with a raised border set inside a concave sided lozenge shaped raised border. The spaces between the circle and the lozenge form four triangles and within each is a small circular pellet, due to the brooches condition this only clear in one corner. The corners of the lozenge extend to form double stranded interlace, which is loosley knotted and terminates in a curved tendril. This is contained with a narrow raised border forming the brooches edge. The brooch is a clear example of an Anglo-Scandinavian brooch with Scandinavian decoration and Insular fittings. For discussion of these brooches (including this example) see Kershaw, J.F, 2013, p.56-65.

LEIC-77D3B4: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
Undated copper alloy plate, 37mm long, 21mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 36.88 grams. The object is rectangular with slightly curving edges, which make it resemble an open book? It is decorated on its surface with a roughly executed incised border. On each of its short sides it has a circular rivet or shaft, 5mm in diameter, protruding just off centre. In its long edge it has a central hollow shaft, which has a circular hole, 6mm in diameter, at one end and an eliptical one, 7mm x 4mm, at the other. This shaft has been filled with a wooden rod, which fitted snugly until it dried out.

LEIC-778C73: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy brooch fragment, 15mm long, 10mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.41 grams. The object is a side lug from a brooch which consists of a raised rectangular section, which on one side shows its break from the brooch, attached to a narrower waisted section which links to a semi-circular knop. The only decoration on the object are two incised lines on the inner edge of the knop.

LEIC-775DC7: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy trumpet headed brooch fragment, 13mm long, 12mm wide and 6mm deep. It is in fair condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 1.36 grams. The brooch consists of a roughly triangular head which has flared sides and the remains of the shaft, which is 4mm wide, can just be seen. The reverse has a central sub rectangular recess. On each side of this the remains of two semi-circular lugs are attached. The brooch has no decoration.

Roman copper alloy hinged bow brooch, 45mm long and 23mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a dark green patina and weighs 10.36 grams. The brooch consists of circular sectioned wings which still have a copper alloy bar inside and a deep recess to take the pin. The bow is undecorated but has a distinct ridge running its length and is triangular in section. This narrows to an oval section where the catchplate is attached. Most of this has been worn away but a fragment 19mm long survives.

LEIC-76F6E3: WHEEL
Undated copper alloy wheel part, 47mm long, 43mm wide and 3-6mm thick. The object is in good condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 116 grams. The object is shaped like half a tube, rectangular in form and semi-circular in section. Each end has a raised lip c.4mm deep. Its external face has three distinct surfaces, the central one has a rectangular recess and appears to be designed to hold the object in place. One side of the object, around the lip, has clear signs of wear, consistant with rotation and the whole of the inner surface has been worn smooth.

LEIC-766CD2: ARROWHEAD
Neolithic? flint arrowhead, 28mm long, 13mm wide and 6mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a deep brown patina and weighs 1.83 grams. The arrowhead is triangular in form and rectangular in section. One side has been worked and this has traces of barb and tang at its base and fine working on its left side. The other side of the object has no signs of any working and suggests it was discarded.

LEIC-7613E1: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy 'locking' buckle, 34mm long, 27mm wide and 5mm thick. The buckle is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.48 grams. It is a composite buckle formed of three seperate sections. The frame is rectangular with wide sides and has a ridge running along its outer narrow edge. The pin bar is attached through two circular drilled holes in the side of the buckle and the pin is cast onto a hollow 'roller'. The main feature of this buckle is that the pin bar extends and curves outwards over the buckle, forming a hook with a circular knop. It is believed that these were designed to hold purses etc. This buckle is identical to Fig 552 in Whitehead, R. 'Buckles 1250-1800.

LEIC-75E2B5: TOKEN
Medieval Lead alloy token, 25mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The obejct is in fair condition and weighs 7.08 grams. The object consists of a roughly cast circle which has six deep rectangular sectioned incisions radiating from the centre.

LEIC-75C140: WEIGHT
Undated Lead alloy weight, 20mm long, 18mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 15.85 grams. The weight is sub triangular in section and rectangular in form. It has a roughly executed rectangular suspension loop in the centre of its thinner edge.

LEIC-A78F91: HARNESS PENDANT
A medieval gilded copper-alloy harness pendant, 39mm high and 26mm wide. It tapers in width from 3.5mm in its centre to 2mm at its edges and weighs 10.12 g. It is decorated with two raised, curved vertical lines which have forked terminals. The rest of the surface is decorated with seven raised cross motifs, one in the centre of the curved lines and three pairs above and to each side. What appears to be a fleur-de-lis sits in the point of the pendant below the curved lines. The decoration is contained within a raised border, this and all the raised decoration is gilded. It has an integral suspension loop, which also has traces of gilding and its reverse is plain with a chamferred edge. This pendant has been noted by Baker (2015, 10). He describes the heraldry as 'Azure crusilly fitchy and two barbels (sea perch) [hauriant] addorsed or'). These are the arms of the counts of Bar, either Thibaut de Bar (died 1291, arms recorded in England by 1240), or his son Henri de Bar (died 1302), who married Eleanor, daughter of Edward I.

LEIC-A773E8: WEIGHT
Roman or Medieval standing weight, 34mm high and 31mm wide at the base. The object has a grey patina and weighs 125 grams. It is in the form of a pyramid with one face slightly longer than the rest, which gives it an elongated shape. It is plain and has the remains of a rough suspsension hole pushed through its surface just below its tip. Its underside has a rectangular area which is recessed and each corner has been chamferred.

LEIC-A71C62: FLAKE
Prehistoric flake, 30mm long, 10mm wide and 6mm deep. The flake weighs 2.80 grams and has a dark brown patina. It is possibly a core rejuvenation flake, but its upper edge is missing so cannot be sure.

LEIC-A70667: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Late Neolithic-early Bronze age scraper, 29mm long, 22mm wide and 8mm thick. The flint has a dark brown patina and weighs 5.47 grams. It has a prominant bulb of percussion and a large patch of cortex.

LEIC-A6F0C1: KNIFE
Late Neolithic-early Bronze age knife, 36mm long, 25mm wide and 7mm deep. The flint has a dark brown patina with lighter patches of surface showing through and weighs 7.61 grams. It has been finely worked to form a blade along one side.

LEIC-A6DF75: BLADE
Prehistoric blade, 45mm lomg, 23mm wide and 6mm deep. The flint has a dark brown patina and weighs 4.67 grams. It has possible signs of re working along its edges.

LEIC-A66FA6: TILE
Roman ceramic flue tile, 48mm long, 43mm wide and 22mm thick. The tile has a bright red patina with a weight of 47.64 grams. It represents a worn fragment of a flue tile. It has a circular hole formed in one corner, which was designed to fix it in place away from the wall, which formed a hypocaust channel.

LEIC-4FA404: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II (types 10-15)

LEIC-4EF887: COIN
Medieval silver tealby penny of Henry II (thought to be a copy by Martin Allen).

Medieval silver penny of Edward II

LEIC-3F1B31: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Richard II?

LEIC-3EF5E4: COIN
A post-medieval silver penny of Charles I (1625-49); Group C (North 2265); initial mark: rose; mint: Tower; date: 1631-2.

LEIC-3EE218: COIN
medieval silver Edwardian penny, very worn.

LEIC-3ED3C1: COIN
medieval silver penny of Edward IV?

LEIC-3EC5C5: COIN
Late Roman barborous radiate

LEIC-3D92D1: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy vessel rim, 44mm wide, 34mm high and 6mm thick at rim. The fragment is in fair condition with a dark green patina. It has a lipped rim which is 2mm thicker than the body of the vessel and appears plain.

Medieval silver cut voided short cross halfpenny of John or Henry III (class VIa1-VIIb2).

LEIC-3D7D45: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II (classes 10 or 11).

LEIC-3D6FD6: COIN
Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I.

Medieval silver halfpenny of Robert II, 1371-90, Spink 5152.

LEIC-3D4AC0: COIN
Medieval silver short cross halfpenny of Henry II.

LEIC-3D4391: JETTON
early post Medieval copper alloy jetton. The object is a V monogram jetton, which are produced in Tournai in the period c. 1497 - c. 1521 (refs. Mitchiner 732-734) (R Webley pers comm.)

LEIC-3D3CB7: COIN
Medieval silver cut farthing of Henry III.

LEIC-3D2B55: COIN
Medieval silver cut voided long cross penny of Henry III. Possibly David of London (VID on reverse)

LEIC-3D1EE2: COIN
Post medieval silver halfpenny of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-3D07F0: BUCKLE
Medieval gilt copper alloy buckle plate, 34mm long, 14mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in a poor condition with a light brown patina and weighs 6.66 grams. The buckle plate is rectangular and is fixed to the remains of a sub circular buckle by being rolled around it. The circular sectioned pin, which is 11mm long and 3mm in diameter, is attached in the same manner. The plate has three intact rivets, two of which hold the buckle in place. It has no decoration but has traces of gilding on its surface.

LEIC-3CFFE3: WEIGHT
Roman or Medieval lead alloy weight, 27mm long, 21mm wide and 17mm thick. The object is in a fair condition and has been roughly cast into a droplet or pear shape and has the remains of an integral rectangular suspension loop.

LEIC-3CE614: COIN
Medieval silver cut halfpenny, which is worn and folded.

LEIC-3CD716: COIN
Post Medieval silver three farthing or a penny of Elizabeth I (only half survives).

LEIC-3CCAC4: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Richard II

LEIC-3CBF64: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny.

LEIC-3CB237: COIN
Post Medieval silver penny? of Elizabeth I

LEIC-3CA592: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward II or III

LEIC-3C87E3: COIN
Medieval silver cut groat of Edward III (halved) London mint, 1351-77.

LEIC-27A210: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy horse harness pendant, 28mm long, 16mm wide and 3mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brownish patina and a weight of 3.44 grams. The object is shield shaped and has traces of a suspension loop in the centre of its upper side. It is decorated with dark blue enamel, arranged in three bands. The upper band has a lower straight edge with an upper curving line which forms three rounded protrusions. The second band repeats the pattern but with two protrusions and the third with one. The decoration has been identified as the arms of the County of Guines (Pas De Calais). These belonged to Arnoul III and date to the 13th century. (His son married into the De Lindsey family who held lands in Westmorland and Yorkshire.)

LEIC-EAFCB4: STRAP END
Early Medieval (Anglo-Saxon ) copper alloy strap end, 36mm long, 11mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 3.64 grams. The object is roughly rectangular with slightly bulging sides. The object begins with a triangular form which represents the head of an animal and contains faint traces of circular eyes. This is seperated from the main body by a horizontal incised line. Above this are two rectangular sylised ears, the upper edges of which are marked by two curved incisions. The main body is decorated with an incised border which contains a rectangle of incised interlace which has been roughly executed. Above this is a single, central copper alloy rivet. It also has an iron rivet placed below the copper alloy one and over the decoration, which has corroded. The object is missing its upper edge and has a large patch of iron corrosion adherring to its reverse. Below this the reverse contains an area of silvering, which is possibly solder as it would have been hidden when the object was intact.

LEIC-EA7067: COIN
Roman copper alloy Radiate, possibly of Claudius Gothicus.

LEIC-E963C6: COIN
Roman Silver denarius of Severus Alexander (RIC 187). The coin is silver coated with a thin copper alloy core.

LEIC-81D0F2: HANDAXE
Paleolithic flint cordate handaxe, C.120mm long and C.90mm wide. The object is in good condition and is dark grey in colour. It has been finely worked and does not appear to have any damage.

LEIC-81BCE6: LITHIC IMPLEMENT
Late Neolithic or Early Bronze age lanceolate flint projectile point C. 160mm in length and 50mm wide. The object is in very good condition and is made of a dark brown flint. It has been finely reworked.

LEIC-6DBB33: COIN
Post Medieval Silver threepence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-04D9F0: BUST
Anglo-Saxon ? stone carved head, C. 50mm high and 30mm wide. The head is very worn but clearly shows a helmeted male. There is a raised ridge running from back from his face and a clear line indicating the edge of the helmet. He has slightly raised rounded eyes with a long narrow nose in between. Below his nose he has a thick and long 'handlebar' moustache which covers his mouth leaving only a rounded chin exposed. There is a ridge running down each side of his face which has incised lines behind, these either represent his hair or possible cheekpieces?

LEIC-04C8C2: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy cruciform brooch fragment, 28mm long and 22mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a dark green patina. It represents part of the head plate and the top knob. The headplate is sub-rectangular and missing the centre and all of one side. It is decorated with a border of two lines of stamped dots along the top and down the surviving side; as there are also corrosion pits, it is difficult to distinguish the decoration from damage. The knob is cast in one with the headplate and is slightly domed on the front and hollowed on the reverse. It has a waist and some transverse incised line decoration. outside of this border on one side is an integral knop which is slightly domed and has a raised collar decorated with incised lines. The reverse is undecorated and, as the centre is missing, has no pin bar lug surviving.

LEIC-04B7B4: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy brooch fragment, 34mm long and 27mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a dark green patina. It represents the lower part of a cruciform brooch and consists of a sub triangular plate which is decorated with a border of stamped crescents. Attached to this are two circular plates which have tapering linear protrusions on their upper edges, making them resemble eyes? Above this the object has snapped.

LEIC-04A086: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy brooch fragment, 57mm long and 38mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a dark green patina. It represents the lower part of a cruciform brooch and consists of a shaft with a T shaped upper edge. Attached to the top of this are the remains of the bow. The shaft has horizontal bands of decoration at equal intervals down its length. The first consists of two incised lines and the next two are raised collars with incised lines bordering each side. Beneath these is a stylised animal head with bulging round eyes which sit above an incised chevron. The reverse has the remains of the catchplate taking up half of its length.

Anglo-Saxon copper alloy brooch fragment, 47mm long and 26mm wide. The object is in poor condition with a brown and is in two pieces. It represents the upper part of a cruciform brooch which consist of a rectangular head plate which is plain except for a double incised border. Attached to this are two circular knops which has a semi-cricular sectioned collar which is decorated with three incised lines. The upper part of the bow is also present and this appears to be plain. The reverse has patches of iron staining and two rounded copper alloy lugs.

LEIC-03B556: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy pot leg, 65mm long, 21mm wide and 12mm deep. The object is in good condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 45.61grams. The leg is triangular in section and tapers gently in width all along its length, terminating in a splayed circular foot set at a 45o angle. The upper edge also has this angle, but in the opposite direction.

LEIC-039F22: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy mount, 24mm long, 18mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.76grams. It is lozenge shaped and is decorated with a raised border 4mm in from the edge with the central area containing four floral motifs. The reverse has a single rectangular sectioned rivet near its centre.

LEIC-037D11: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy D shaped buckle, 28mm long,18mm wide and 4mm thick. The buckle is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.59grams. It has a recessed pin bar which is circular in section and a flared D shaped loop which is semi-circular in section. There is no decoration on the buckle and the pin is missing.

Post Medieval copper alloy Rose token farthing.

Medieval silver penny of Edward II or III, crudely halved.

Medieval silver penny of Edward II or III.

LEIC-0044A6: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy and enamel horse harness pendant, 34mm long, 23mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 8.62grams. The pendant is shield shaped and has a thick layer of enamel, which is now red, arranged in two horizontal stripes C. 5mm thick the rest of the surface is plain but contains patches of gilding.

LEIC-F051E1: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
Unknown copper alloy object, 37mm long, 33mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is good condition with a dark grey/brown patina and weighs 21.63grams. The object is sub triangular in form and appears incomplete. It has one straight edge which is angled at 45o and has snapped off. In the centre of this side is a circular hole, 6mm in diameter. At this point the object is at its thickest and it tapers gently in width to the edge, which slightly curves to a point and is 2mm thick. The patina suggests a medieval date, but its function is unknown.

Roman copper alloy Dupondius or As.

LEIC-EDF116: COIN
Post medieval silver coin probably french

LEIC-EDC6D6: COIN
Post Medieval silver coin, possibly of James I (based on crest)

LEIC-EDA884: COIN
Medieval silver Edwardian penny

LEIC-ED6A06: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy Radiate

LEIC-ED16E6: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Maximinus II, dating to AD 305-307 (Reece Period 15). Reverse: VIRTVS AVGG ET CAESS NN. Mint of Ticinum or Aquileia.

LEIC-ECF9F4: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Antoninus Pius, VIRTVS AVG, Rome, AD140-3. RIC III, 102

LEIC-DB7466: COIN
Medieval silver Edwardian halfpenny.

LEIC-DB5AF2: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Edward III, London, pre-treaty period, 156-61.

LEIC-DB2932: MOUNT
Early post-medieval copper-alloy mount. The object is roughly oval with an angled protrusion, and may represent an acorn with a bent stalk (one way up), or (the other way up) a bird with wings folded and a small head with a thick beak facing left. The only decoration is an incised circle on the protrusion, which my be an eye. The reverse contains two integral fixing spikes or rivets. 25mm long, 10mm wide and 5mm thick. The mount is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.47g. Compare YORYM-836435 and NARC-843187. 16th or 17th century.

LEIC-DB1244: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward II (or I).

LEIC-DADC53: JETTON
Late Medieval french copper alloy jetton.

LEIC-DAA8B3: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 43mm long and 35mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 18.10 grams. The brooch is missing its spring, pin and catchplate and is quite worn. It has intact wings which taper to a point and its main bow is plain except for a linear depression running down each side.

LEIC-DA6D32: COIN
Post Medieval silver shilling of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-C60260: SHOT
Post Medieval lead alloy shot. The group contains 8 items with the following dimensions. 1@15mm diameter, 17.34grams. 3@16mm diameter, 23grams 3@17mm diameter, 2 weigh 25grams, 1 weighs 30grams. The last is mishapen but would have been 16mm in diameter and weighs 22.02grams.

LEIC-C5F5B6: WEIGHT
Undated lead alloy circular weights, 16mm in diameter. The weights have a grey patina and weigh 19.06 and 20.04 grams. They are completely spherical and have a hollow circular shaft, 4mm in diameter running through their centres.

LEIC-C5E933: VESSEL
Late Iron age ceramic vessel fragment, 24mm long, 23mm wide and 9mm thick and weighs 3.92grams. The sherd has an orange core and is fired brown/black on one side.

LEIC-C5BB36: BUCKLE
Post Medieval copper alloy double looped buckle, 29mm long, 23mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a red/brown patina and weighs 2.66grams. The buckle is formed from rows of circular depressions 3-4mm in diameter, arranged in an oval with a central integral pin.

LEIC-C5B295: VESSEL
Early Roman ceramic vessel fragment, 35mm long, 33mm wide and 7mm thick with a weight of 11.42grams. The object represents part of the shoulder of an everted rimmed jar and has a reddish orange patina with a darker outer surface.

LEIC-C59515: MOUNT
possible Iron Age copper alloy mount, 32mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is a circular loop and has a semi-circular section. It has two sub rectangular decorations which protrude from the object, giving them a thickness of 5mm. These motifs have an incised line running at right angles across the object and on either side the protrusion has rounded surfaces. The object has no obvious fixings or other decoration and may have been part of a harness fitting?

LEIC-C27708: WEIGHT
Medieval? lead alloy cone shaped weight, 30mm in diameter and 32mm high. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 115grams. The weight has a circular lipped base about 10mm thick, above this is a slight recess C. 3mm wide at which point the object tapers gently to a point 11mm wide.

LEIC-C27454: WEIGHT
Medieval shield shaped lead alloy weight, 55mm long, 47mm wide and 12mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 212grams. The object is roughly cast in a shield shape and has a slight raised outer border. The upper part of the inner shield shape is formed of two semi-circles There are very faint traces of further decoration inclduing an incised dashed line forming a border under the semi-circles and what may be a rampant lion?

LEIC-C24CB8: WEIGHT
Medieval? lead alloy domed weight, 41mm in diameter and 26mm high. The weight is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 2.65 grams. The object has no signs of decoration and consists of a circular base (which has traces of iron staining) with tapering sides, which stop to form a collar about three quarters of the way up. Above this the object is domed.

LEIC-C24704: DRESS HOOK
Post Medieval copper alloy dress hook, 29mm long and 18mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.67grams. The object consists of a circle which has a slightly raised border and a small, central, raised dome. Around this is the faint trace of a raised ring. The central motif is surrounded by six circular holes arranged in a border. The upper suspension loop has snapped off but it has an intact hook, protruding from a small rectangular protrusion at its base. Similar to B Read, 2008, Pg. 98, No. 363.

LEIC-C240B6: COIN
Medieval silver long cross penny of Henry III (Type Ib/II).

LEIC-C23096: COIN
Probably a contemporary copy of a Roman silver denarius of Lucilla, wife of Lucius Verus, VENVS VICTRIX, 'Rome', 164-9. RIC III, p. 276, no. 786. The style of the coin is crude and it is possibly plated.

LEIC-C1F241: MOUNT
Irona Age or Roman copper alloy mount or amulet, 22mm long, 13mm wide and 3.5mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 4.46grams. The object appears whole and is sub rectangular in form, with a rounded upper surface and an almost flat lower surface which has pointed terminals. It is decorated with a raised border which follws the form of the object and is intersected with a series of short incised lines. Within this there is a linear depression surrounding a raised lentoid area. In the centre of this is a circular depression which is filled with enamel, now greenish. There is a further patch of this material in the linear depression. There are no obvious signs of attachment on the object, but the reverse has a small triangular recess in its upper surface which could have held a suspension loop?

LEIC-C1EAF6: COIN
Medieval silver farthing of Edward III (Seaby 1557?).

LEIC-C1C575: COIN
Medieval Silver penny of Edward I

LEIC-C1C0A3: COIN
Medieval Silver penny of Edward I (or possibly Edward II)

LEIC-C1ABC0: COIN
Medieval penny of Edward II or III (probaly class 15d - unbarred double R and A's).

LEIC-C1A513: COIN
Medieval Silver penny, probably of Edward IV, second reign.

LEIC-C19F72: COIN
Medieval voided long cross penny of Henry III (class IVb).

LEIC-C19A58: COIN
Post Medieval Charles I sixpence.

LEIC-C18AB6: COIN
Post Medieval Silver 'sovereign' penny of Henry VIII.

LEIC-C18308: COIN
Medieval silver short cross penny of Henry III (Class VIIa3?).

LEIC-C14D87: COIN
Early Medieval silver Sceatta (series C Seaby 779).

Early Medieval gilded copper alloy object, possibly part of a great square headed brooch. The object is 34mm long, 16mm wide and 3mm thick. It is in fair with a green patina and weighs 3.97 grams. The object is sub rectangular in form with tapering long sides. The narrow end of the object has a central raised area which is flanked by four areas of L shaped incisions, which look very much like chip carving. Behind this is a raised elongated V which has incised lines, running in the same alignment, around it. It has one small circular hole in the base of the V and one intact iron rivet on the same alignment nearer the centre. The whole object has traces of gilding over its surface and its centre also has iron staining.

LEIC-700E54: KEY (LOCKING)
Medieval copper alloy key fragment, 31mm long, 16mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 6.40grams. The object consists of one half of the keys loop. It has a circular section and iscurved. It has a solid triangular form at one end, which would have formed one of the corners of the loop. In its centre is a protruding collar which is oval in section and rectangular in form. The shaft of the key would emerge from this point.

LEIC-F24356: COIN

LEIC-F1FC33: COIN
Post Medieval silver sovereign penny of Henry VIII.

LEIC-F1EBE6: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (class 9a or b unbarred As and Ns).

LEIC-F1C914: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (class 9b).

LEIC-F18C56: COIN
Early Post Medieval Scottish silver shilling of James VI.

LEIC-F17464: JETTON
Late Medieval copper alloy jetton, 25mm in diameter and 1.3mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 2.92grams. It is a french jetton and decorated with a series of fluer de lis motifs.

LEIC-F13417: STRAP FITTING
Post Medieval copper alloy strap fitting, 46.5mm long, 17.7mm wide and 1.5mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 4.5grams. The object is missing its edges but is shield shaped and has a central suspension loop, 11mm long and 7mm wide, which is oval in form and has a circular sectioned hole. The body of the fittimng is decorated with two raised diagonal lines which have a semi-circular section. Above and below this are iron rivets, 2.5mm in diameter, which are surronded by small amounts of corrosion. The object is an incomplete strap fitting similar to those found in Read, B. (2008, 228; no. 819)

LEIC-F11773: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy plate brooch, 20.5mm long, 18mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.5grams. The brooch is sub oval in form and has damaged edges. The reverse contains teh worn remains of a catchplate and a pin lug. The surface is decorated with a raised outer border 2mm wide. Inside this are six raised circles, 2.5mm in diameter which are arranged in a circle. Inside this is raised circular border 2mm thick with a diameter of 8.5mm. There are faint traces of enamel, possible blue in colour, dotted on the surface.

LEIC-F102B8: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy annular buckle, 37mm in diameter and 2.8mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a brown patina and weighs 8.62grams. The buckle is cast in one piece and has a central pin bar which is almost hexagonal in section. The circular loop has a bevelled outer edge and is docorated with a series of short diagonal incised lines.

LEIC-F0CD02: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 27.5mm in diameter and 14.6mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a grey patina and weighs 42.88grams. The whorl has a central hole 9mm in diameter. From the edge of this it tapers sharply to a point, giving the object a triangular half section. One side is decorated with a pattern of raised lines and three raised dots in a line, radiating from the centre.

LEIC-DD01F8: COIN
Late Medieval silver half groat of Henry VII.

LEIC-DCE2B1: COIN
late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I.

LEIC-DC28B8: COIN
late Roman copper alloy nummus, possibly of Magnentius?

LEIC-DBBFE4: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Valentinian or Valens.

LEIC-DB9B21: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantius II.

LEIC-DB6C65: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus, urbs roma issue.

LEIC-5C7FB3: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy suspension loop, 23mm long, 14.2mm wide and 8.4mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a green patina and weighs 12.15grams. The object is probably the loop from a purse and has an oval form and a rectangular section. It has a large central circular hole and its lower edge has a rectangular protrusion which houses a flat, circular protrusion. This is part of a swivel fitting that would allow the object which its attached to to move freely.

LEIC-5C6174: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy one piece buckle, 21.8mm long, 21.1mm wide and 2.5mm thick. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 2.45 grams. The buckle is rectangular in form with two curved outer edges. It has a wide, recessed pin bar which has a semi-circular cut out to hold the pin in place. Opposite this is a protruding pin rest which has slightly flared edges and is decorated with five raised lines. The buckle is similar to Fig.93 in Whitehead's Buckles.

LEIC-5C4046: BUCKLE
Medieval gilded copper alloy buckle, 38.7mm long, 15.8mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 4.55 g. It consists of a rectangular plate which has a circular loop attached to each end. One is the buckle frame, which has a pointed pin rest. The plate has a circular pin hole right by this loop, which has now broken through the edge of the plate. The loop at the other end is similar, but has no pin hole and no pointed pin rest; it is entirely plain. The plate is relatively narrow. On the front, near the plain loop, is a large patch of gilding, but there is no other decoration. On the reverse is a large integral copper-alloy rivet, just off the centre. See similar examples in Egan and Pritchard 1991, 488-496, which date to the late 13th or 14th centuries. They are more commonly known in iron, and must have had some kind of specialist function which has not yet been identified.

LEIC-5C08F2: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy Headstud variant brooch, 48.6mm long, 13.46mm wide at the head and 3.8mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 8.14 grams. The brooch has a small head which flares out from the main body of the brooch and is decorated with two vertical linear protrusions at each side. The back of the head contains a loop, but all sign of a spring or pin are missing. The bow, which is rectangular in section, contains a raised circular protrusion near the top. The main area of the bow is filled with a rectilinear recess which has no signs of internal division or enamel. The bow has a flared foot which retains small patches of the catchplate on its reverse. The closest match is 944, Fig 191 in Hattatt's Ancient brooches.

LEIC-5BDC84: KNIFE
Medieval copper alloy knife pommel, 13.5mm long, 14mm wide and 5.9mm thick. The object is in good condition with a reddish patina and weighs 5.71grams. The object is sub rectangular in form and rectangular in section. It has a small rounded protrusion on each side near its base, these appear joined by a horizontal incised border. The upper edge has a central rounded protrusion which sits slightly proud of the surface. It sits above a protruding linear area which is bordered on each side by a vertical depression running down to the base. On either side of this the upper corners are curved and bulge slightly in thickness.

LEIC-5BC216: STRAP FITTING
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 17.6mm long, 9mm wide and 4mm deep. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 1.70grams. The object consists of a central hollow dome, 9mm in diameter and 4mm deep. It has a small central hole and is decorated with four horizontal incised lines. On either side of this are smaller, slightly domed sub rectangular protrusions, 4mm wide. Each of these have circular hollows in their reverse side and contain a small circular sectioned copper alloy rivet.

LEIC-5B9A84: STRAP FITTING
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 19.7mm long, 10.21mm wide and 4.9mm deep. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 1.98grams. The object consists of a central hollow dome, 10mm in diameter and 4.9mm deep. On either side of this are smaller, slightly domed circular protrusions. Each of these contain small copper alloy rivet. The object is completely plain with patches of corrosion.

LEIC-5B7427: STRAP FITTING
Medieval copper alloy and gold belt mount, 23mm long, 10mm wide and 10mm deep. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.74grams. The object consists of a central sub circular motif which is slightly domed. Above and below this the object narrows and contains horizontal linear depressions. On the outside of these the object fans out to form scalloped motifs at each end, these are decorated with fanned incised lines. The whole object has been gilded and traces remain on its surface. The reverse is plain except for two cicrular sectioned rivets which are bent and are 10mm long.

Post Medieval silver penny of Charles I.

LEIC-5B4A52: COIN
Late Medieval silver penny of Henry VII. York mint. Archbishop Rotherham (T and X at neck on obv, h in centre of rev)

LEIC-5B22F1: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I (possibly class 8 or 9).

LEIC-5AEE82: COIN
Medieval silver half groat of Edward III.

Post Medieval silver groat of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-33D2F1: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Vespasian.

LEIC-33BBC4: COIN
Post Medieval silver penny of Charles I.

LEIC-339EF1: WEIGHT
Roman or Medieval steelyard weight. It is sub-spherical with one conical protrusion. This and its other end contain traces of iron wire.It is 31mm long and 25mm in diameter. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 73.98 grams.

LEIC-337FD0: BUTTON
Post Medieval copper alloy and silver dandy button, 22mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick. The object is in good condition with a silver and yellow patina and a weight of 2.9 grams. The button is flat with a raised incised border of cup and ring marks seperated by incised lines. It has a circle in its centre which contains more cup and ring marks. From the circle feather and leaf like motifs spiral. The reverse has a small fixing loop.

LEIC-335DC4: HARNESS PENDANT
A medieval gilt copper-alloy harness pendant fragment, 26mm long, 21mm wide and 3.1mm thick. The object is in a poor condition with a green patina and a weight of 3.47 grams. The object is made of very degraded copper alloy and all of one surface is thickly gilded. The object is incomplete and is flat. It has a lower curved edge which is decorated with an incised border of squares. above this is a cut out triangular area surronded by what appears to be a pointed arch, which is decorated with two incised lines. On either side of this are small protrusions which may be the remains of further arches? A close parallel for this has been found and is illustrated by Ashley (2015; fig. 11.70), from Sedgeford (NHER 1079). A slightly more distant cousin is on the database, as NMS-CE31B0 (Ashley 2015; fig. 11.71).

LEIC-334777: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindlr whorl, 25.5mm in diameter and 11.2mm deep. The object is in good condition with a beige patina and a weight of 27.71 grams. The object has a circular hole, 8mm in diameter, from here to its edge the object has a triangular section. Each surface is decorated in a different way, one side has raised lines arranged to form a zig zag pattern which gives an overall star shape. The other side is decorated with a series of raised lines and dots.

LEIC-331A02: CLOTH SEAL
Post Medieval lead alloy cloth seal, 20mm in diameter and 5mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 9.93 grams. The object consists of two lead discs joined together with a narrow strip of lead. One surface is decorated with what appears to be lettering. There are two V's overlapping each other with a capital T or a cross above it and a C to the right.

Medieval copper alloy annular brooch pin, 46.3mm long and 5mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and a weight of 6.4grams. The pin has a sub rectangular section and tapers slightly near its base. It is plain except for a small raised rectangular area which is decorated with horizontal and diagonal incised lines. This sits just below the rectangular sectioned remains of its curved terminal, which is now missing.

LEIC-32AD96: SADDLE
Medieval? copper alloy saddle pommel, 56.5mm long, 30.6mm wide and 1.7mm thick. The object is in good condition with a green patina and a weight of 29.2 grams. The object has a semi circular form with a semi-spheriacl upper edge. Its sides are straight and it has a steeply angled base which protrudes from the rest of the object. It is decorated with an incised border about 2mm from its edge, within which is a series of straight incised lines running the length of the object which converge in the narrow base. In this area it has two complete fixing holes drilled through it and two incomplete holes in its edge.

LEIC-329A13: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle, 29.7mm long, 12.3mm wide and 3.6mm thick. The buckle is in a good condition with a green patina and weighs 2.15 grams. The buckle is rectangular in form with a sub rectangular section and slightly curved outer sides. It has an indented bar, wrapped around which is buckle plate, formed of a folded sheet of copper alloy which has traces of leather inside. It has a large area of iron staining around a hole near the bar which would have held the pin. There is one incomplete rivet hole in its far end. It has a wide pin rest with a seperate copper alloy roller.

Post Medieval silver groat of Mary I.

Roman copper alloy barborous radiate?

Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-C747D7: COIN
Post Medieval silver shilling of William III.

LEIC-C6F375: COIN
Late Roman silver denarius of Severus Alexander (RIC 274).

LEIC-C6D863: COIN
Medieval silver half groat of Edward III, pre treaty period, London mint, 1351-77..

LEIC-C6B966: COIN
Post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-C684F6: COIN
A Post Medieval gold Angel of James I (1603 - 1625), dating to AD 1615 - 1616. Second coinage, tun initial mark, the coin has been pierced for use as a pendant. North (1991) Volume 2, p 145 no 2081 Diameter: 28 mm Weight: 4.39 g Die Axis: 12

Medieval silver short cross penny of John (type VIa2).

LEIC-B53358: BROOCH
Early Anglo-Saxon copper-alloy cruciform or small-long brooch fragment, 25mm long and 17.5mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 4.12 grams. The brooch consists of a damaged rectangular head plate which is undecorated and the upper part of the bow which is 11mm long and 7mm wide. This is decorated with one indented horizontal line at the top just before the bow widens to form a triangular cross section. The reverse of the head plate has two semi-circular lugs c.5mm deep. There is an iron pin between these which is encrusted in iron corrosion. Because of its relatively small size, and because the headplate has no trace of a raised central panel, it seems likely that this may be a small-long rather than a cruciform brooch. In its fragmentary state it is, however, impossible to be certain. Both cruciform and small-long brooches date to the fifth or sixth centuries AD.

LEIC-B4E620: COIN
Post Medieval silver sixpence? of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-B492D8: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I? very worn and incomplete.

LEIC-B46CD4: COIN
Late roman copper alloy radiate, very worn.

LEIC-B23308: AMPULLA
Medieval lead alloy pilgrims ampulla, 22mm high, 29mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 10.44 grams. It consists of the base of a bag shaped ampulla which has a rounded shape which terminates with a straight edge where it has been cut in half. The object has scalloped decoration on one side and the other has a scalloped border with a flower motif formed of raised lines.

LEIC-B21932: ARROWHEAD
Bronze age barbed and tanged flint arrowhead, 27.5mm long, 19mm wide and 4mm thick. The arrowhead is in good condition with a pale brown patina and weighs 1.70grams. The flint has been very finely worked and it is complete except for the very tip, which is missing just a millimetre or two.

LEIC-B1FD81: STYLUS
Roman or Medieval copper alloy object, 43mm long and 4mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a dark brown patina and a weight of 4.82 grams. The object consists of a square sectioned shaft which has broken off at one end. The other end has been flattened out to form a circular plate which has a triangular cross section. The object may be part of a stylus or a toilet implement.

LEIC-B1A6D2: STRAP FITTING
Roman copper alloy and silver military strap fitting, 37mm long, 12mm wide and 2mm deep. The object is in a fair condition witha green patina and weighs 9.29 grams. The object is sub rectangular and consists of a semi-circular upper edge which is decorated with scalloping. Below this the object narrows to 4mm wide and widens again, forming semi-circular edges. It then has a border, 4mm wide and 1mm high, made up of several raised lines. Beneath this is a rectangular area with three incised lines radiating outwards on its surface. The object teminates by narrowing sharply and then widening to form a triangular protrusion which also has incised lines on its surface. The whole of the front is silvered, with patches of damage around the edges. The reverse is plain but consists of several protrusions. There is a T shaped protrusion, 8mm deep and 5mm wide, emerging from the reverse of the scalloped area at the top of the object. Behind the raised border, close to the centre of the object is a rectangular area which protrudes 4mm from the surface and contains traces of a central rivet. There is a further rivet, 5mm long protruding from the centre of the triangular area at the base. These rivets would have held the strap in place and the T shaped protrusion would have formed a catch which was pushed through a circular hole in the other fitting.

LEIC-A04695: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy Colchester type brooch catchplate, 18mm long 10mm wide and 3mm thick. The catchplate is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 1gram. It is triangular in form with a curved upper surface. This edge and both sides of the brooch shaft have linear protrusions. The central part of the plate has a curvy triangular cut out and the curved catch is intact. The object ends abruptly with an angled undecorated base.

LEIC-9F9395: STIRRUP
Anglo-Scandinavian copper alloy stirrup mount, 36mm long and 26.5mm wide. It is in a fair condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 10.50 grams. The mount is sub rectangular in form with a slight curved indentation in the centre of each side. Its upper part is missing and half of a fixing hole can be seen, flanked by two curved worn areas. This is flanked by raised linear decoration which creates a triangular form. Inside this is another raised area which is triangular. The lower edge of the object, which is straight, has triangular protrusions at each corner which would have formed animal heads. There are two circular fixing holes between these. The holes are filled with iron corroision and there is a patch of this on the reverse, which is otherwise plain. The mount fits Williams Class A type 7, but is a new variant (pers. comm. David Williams).

LEIC-9F44C5: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse bar, 46mm long and 3mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a pale brown patina and weighs 8.13 grams. The object represents half of a purse bar. It has a broken central loop, 7mm wide, which was sub rectangular in form with a circular hole. This is attached to a plain circular sectioned shaft which is 3mm in diameter and 30mm long. The object terminates with a circular knop, 8mm deep and 11mm in diameter, which has a linear depression running along its outer side, resembling a screw head.

LEIC-9F20A1: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Claudius, dating to AD 46 - 47. Reece Period 2. S P Q R/ P P/ OB C S, reverse type shows Legend in three lines in oak-wreath. Mint of Rome. RIC I, no 41

LEIC-9D14B2: COIN
Silver Roman Republican denarius of Cnaeus Lucretius Trio, dating to 136BC (Reece Period 1), Helmeted head of Roman and the Dioscuri, Mint of Rome. (RRC 237/1a; CRR 450)

LEIC-749651: TOKEN
Post Medieval copper alloy token, 24mm in diameter and 1mm thick. The token was issued by Nottingham fruit merchants, Buckoll, King and Co. in the 19th century.

LEIC-745324: BRACELET
Roman copper alloy bracelet fragment, 37mm long, 6mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.50grams. The fragment consists of the terminal and part of the body of the bracelet. The terminal houses a catch which consists of a tapering rectangular sectioned hook, 8mm long. Below this is a rectangular protrusion, 4mm wide, which acts as a collar. The main body is decorated with two differing patterns of incised lines. The first is made up of lines at right angles to the edge and is about 25mm long. There is then a small raised collar flanked by a depression, 3mm wide, beyond which the pattern becomes diagonal. The bracelet has snapped off about 20mm into this pattern. The object is very similar to 1730, Fig.47 in Crummy, N. Colchester Archaeological report 2.

LEIC-740510: GAMING PIECE
undated copper alloy gaming piece or token, 22m in diameter and 6mm thick. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 9.75 grams. The object is circular and domed, forming a hollow underside. It is decorated on its upper surface with a series of incised lines arranged at right angles, to form raised squares. The object has slight damage to one edge which is now diseased. The decoration has been executed by hand as all the squares are slightly different sizes.

LEIC-736141: PURSE
Early post-medieval copper-alloy purse bar fragment, 49mm long and 6mm in diameter with a terminal 14mm in diameter. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 12.31g. It has a circular shaft 6mm in diameter which has snapped off cleanly. The head is spherical and 14mm in diameter. It is simply decorated with three spiralling depressions which form four linear protrusions with semi-spherical sections. Purse elements were classified by J. Ward-Perkins in the London Museum Medieval Catalogue (LMMC 1940). This one is from a purse of his type B3, dated to the first half of the 16th century. A complete example can be seen at DENO-846107 and other fragments at YORYM-D51608, LVPL-DBC433 and BERK-A80D01.

LEIC-7331C0: MOUNT
Medieval gilt copper alloy object, 26mm long, 17mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a light brown patina and weighs 4.10 grams. The object consists of a sub rectangular plate which contains on complete boss, 5mm deep and 10mm wide. This is decorated around its base with a border of short incised lines. Next to this is a flat area with similar decoration which contains a single rivet. Below the rivet the object curves upwards, probably to form another boss. The object conatins traces of gilding on its original edges, around the boss. It can be compared with NMS-B65791 on this database, and therefore tentatively recorded as a mount.

LEIC-72C2A5: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy and enamel harness pendant, 33mm long, 27mm wide and 3mm thick. The object represents the central part of a two piece hinged pendant and is in a fair condition with a brown patina and a weight of 5.85grams. The object is sub circular with six protruding points which have trefoil terminals (the upper one contains a suspension loop, now worn). The centre is decorated with an area of red enamel which echoes the form of the object. It has six points, joined by concave archs and in its centre it is missing an area of enamel in the shape of a greek cross.

Post Medieval gold half guinea of George III.

Post Medieval gold half guinea of George I.

Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantius II (post reform coinage).

LEIC-215B82: VESSEL
Rim sherd of late Iron Age Belgic sandy ware, 44mm long and 23mm wide with a weight of 9.04 grams. The rim has an orange patina with a grey core.

LEIC-F6F746: AMPULLA
Medieval lead alloy pilgrims ampulla, 44mm long, 35mm wide and 14mm deep. The object is in a fair condition with a beige patina and weighs 68grams. The object is round in form and is missing the upper edge, though one lug can still be made out. Although this is damaged it appears to be intact and appears to be still full. It is decorated on one side with a series of raised lines, two prominent lines appear to form a 'vase' shape with curving tendrils emerging from it.

LEIC-F5E641: MOUNT
Late Medieval or early Post medieval? copper alloy and enamel object, 26mm long, 18mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in a fair condition, having quite a worn surface, and has a green patina with a weight of 5.30 grams. The object is sub rectangular in form, it has one definite edge which has an incised border which may have been filled with enamel, 2mm in. At right angles to this border and towards the edge of the object is the image of a cherub? A small face with lentoid eyes can be seen with what appears to be a wing protruding from the left side. The object is curved gently along this axis and may be part of something that was originally cylindrical. The rest of the surface is decorated with heart shaped cells of different coloured enamel, pale blue, dark blue and a dark lilac shade can be seen.

LEIC-F4A898: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy weight, 22mm in diameter and 19mm high. The object is in good condition with a white patina and weighs 50.49 grams. The weight is conical with a rounded top which has a small hollow in its centre.

LEIC-F33D85: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon square headed brooch fragment, 23mm long, 17mm wide and 4mm thick. The fragment is in good condition with a dark purplish patina (underneath some green corrosion product) and weighs 5.67grams. The fragment is sub rectangular with one side having a section protruding at at 45o. This protruding section contains a raised outer border, 3mm thick, which contains an area of chip carving 7mm wide. The carving consists of diagonal lines which are picked out in gold. Next to this three sides of a raised rectangular border, 2mm wide, can be seen. This forms a rectangle with a short side 13mm wide, the other edges are missing. Within the rectangle are faint traces of chip carving also picked out in gold, but most has been obscured by a circular hole, 2mm in diameter, drilled through the brooch. Next to this is a circular protrusion, 5mm wide and 2mm proud of the surface, which is plain and fills up the rest of the visible rectangle.

LEIC-F2F0C6: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy harness pendant, 42mm long and 30mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a reddish green patina and weighs 4.62 grams. The object consists of a thin, 0.5mm, undecorated rectangular plate with rounded corners. It has an integral almond shaped suspension loop, 12mm long and 7mm wide, which has a circular hole, 2mm in diameter.

LEIC-E331A6: STYLUS
Medieval lead alloy stylus, 47mm long and 9mm in diameter. The object is in a fair condition with a white patina and weighs 22.79 grams. It is circular in section with a slightly protruding lip at its blunt end. It has a very sharp conical point which is 10mm long and 1.5mm wide at its tip.

LEIC-E31AF2: SHOT
Post Medieval lead alloy musket balls all found in the same field. They are in a fair condition and vary in size from a 20mm to a 12mm diameter and some appear to have impact marks. 20mm diameter, 41.38 grams 16mm diameter, 23.33grams 15.5mm diameter, 19.54grams 13.5mm diameter, 13.74grams 12mm diameter, 8.82grams

LEIC-E2B766: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy weight or token, 31mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 14.70 grams. The object has a rough surface and jagged edges, possibly due to soil conditions? It is decorated with a raised greek cross and there are raised circles in each quarter.

LEIC-E2A015: SPINDLE WHORL
Early Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 33mm in diameter and 5mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 55.37grams. It is circular in form and rectangular in cross section. The whorl fits Walton Rogers form B, which she dates to 900-1200AD.

LEIC-E24808: HORSESHOE
Medieval iron horseshoe, 125mm long, 104mm wide and 9mm deep. The object is in a poor condition with a lot of corrosion but it is intact. It weighs 278 grams and is crescentic in form, with a wide central section which tapers to a point. It has at least four nails still attached to it. These are square in form and 10mm wide.

LEIC-E22966: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy cauldron foot, 92mm long, 25mm wide and 20mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a reddish green patina and weighs 247 grams. The leg is roughly constructed and has a square section. It is completely straight, with a tapering edge, which would give the object a 45o slant when resting upon it.

LEIC-E1F9F7: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy cauldron foot, 50mm long, 36mm wide and 18mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a reddish green patina and weighs 180 grams. The leg has a rectangular section and halfway down its length it turns sharply and tapers to a point. It has traces of sooting all over its surface.

LEIC-79A2F5: BRACELET
Roman copper-alloy snake bracelet fragment. It is 59mm long, 9mm wide and 3mm thick. It is rectangular in section with a slightly curved upper surface. It is bordered along its edges with a linear depression which is crossed at right angles by a series of short incised lines. One terminal is present and is decorated with a stylised moulded snake head; the front section of which is bordered by a line of raised spheres. Just behind the snake head on the band of the bracelet is an area of incised criss-crossed decoration. The object is in good condition with a pale brown patina and weighs 12.89 grams.

LEIC-797C55: PENDANT
Roman copper alloy kingulum pendant, 25mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a brown patina and weighs 5.21 grams. It consists of a crescentic form which tapers to a point, terminating with a spherical knop. The two terminals join together to form a circle. The main body of the crescent is divided into three cells, one narrow one lies directly opposite the terminals and is flanked by two large ones. Under the small cell is a circular cut out in the objects edge. Directly above the small cells is a plain suspension loop.

LEIC-794FB1: MOUNT
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy and gilt mount, 23mm in diameter, 4mm thick and weighs 6.43 grams. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina, but has traces of corrosion. The surface decoration consists of a plain border, 3mm wide which may have traces of silvering. Inside this is an area about 5mm wide which has diagonally placed raised wavy lines. This whole area appears to have been gilded and a large patch remains inatct. This is bordered by a raised circle containing a central area of iron staining. The mount has a single depression in the centre of its reverse which would have held it in place.

Early Anglo-Saxon cruciform brooch, 59mm long and 23mm wide. It is in a fair condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 16.39 grams. The square central panel on the headplate is decorated down either side with a wide border made up of three different motifs. The outer edge is made up of a band of raised rectangles or ladder pattern; next to this is a row of four incised circles which have several incised lines radiating from their lower half. The inner border is made up of a line of punchmarks which resemble a capital I. The central panel survives intact but above and to either side the edges are broken. To either side are the remains of wings, but the upper edge fragment appears to be different and is presumably the remains of a flat wide top knob. The reverse also contains a fixing loop, 8mmm wide, on the back of the headplate. The bow is intact and has a pronounced ridge down its centre. The lower flat panel appears plain and has snapped off at the point the catchplate terminates on the reverse. There are the remains of a projection to one side which may indicate that the brooch was originally provided with lappets. The brooch broadly dates to the sixth century AD.

LEIC-789CC5: KEY (LOCKING)
Possible Roman copper alloy key fragment, 39mm long and 11mm wide. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina and weighs 7.65 grams. It consists of a sub-rectangular shaft which is covered in file marks. Attached to the top of this, slightly off centre is a rectangular plate which has deep grooves on one of its surfaces.

Early post Medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-785815: JETTON
Early post Medieval copper alloy jetton of Hans Krauwinckel.

LEIC-782D13: STRAP FITTING
Medieval or post medieval copper alloy D shaped loop, 20mm long and 12mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 4.3 grams. The object consists of a thick circular sectioned shaft forming a semi-circle. At this point the object angles sharply inwards and tapers slightly. It then forms a thin circular sectioned shaft, completing the D shape. The object may be a fixing loop, perhaps from a bar mount or possibly a very small buckle?

LEIC-77EE97: MOUNT
Medieval or post medieval copper alloy mount, 24mm long and 20mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a red/brown patina and weighs 2.89 grams. The mount is incomplete and appears to be zoo-morphic in form. The object is roughly sub-rectangular in its present form and has curved edges. It has three large sub-circular holes as well as the traces of further holes around its edges. Its surface is decorated with raised area of different shapes but nothing can be made out. The object may be a fragment of a decorative mount or part of a pilgrim badge?

LEIC-76BB11: BRIDLE BIT
Anglo-Scandinavian copper alloy strap fitting, 49mm long and 22mm wide. It is in fair condition with a reddish patina and weighs 23.62grams. The object is formed of a short shaft with a different loop at each end, one loop is oval in form and circular in section and joins to a shaft about 12mm wide and 10mm long which has a rounded bulge on its upper side. At this central point, The shaft narrows and becomes rectangular in section and is roughly 8mm long and wide. The final loop has triangular protrusions on its three sides and is also rounded on its upper side.

Anglo-Saxon copper alloy cruciform brooch fragment, 42mm long and 25mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 10.62grams. The object consists about half of a brooch, the centre of which is an intact rectangular central panel. This is decorated down its long sides with a band of recessed triangles. Above this is part of the bow which is fairly plain except for a band of short incised lines placed between panel and bow. The side wings of the head plate are almost non-existent but they do retain a band of two rows of recessed circles, running parallel to the long edge of the central panel. The brooch terminates with an integral semi spherical top knob. The reverse has a central fixing loop, 10mm wide, which is damaged.

Anglo-Saxon copper alloy cruciform brooch side knob, 14mm long and 10mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.81 grams. It consists of a semi-spherical knop which sits above a recessed band 2mm wide. Below this is a collar, the same circumference as the knop and 3mm wide, which has three incised bands running along it. The base of this is flat and it has a rectangular protrusion, 5mm long, emerging out of one side. This protrusion would have fixed the knob onto the headplate of the brooch.

LEIC-7575B7: PIN
Roman copper alloy pin head? 18mm long and 6mm wide. The object is in a poor condition with a red/brown patina and green core. The object, which weighs 1.71 grams, is rectangular in form and consists of five raised bands, three thin ones near the top and a further two after a gap 3mm wide. The lowest band is the thickest at 2mm and directly beneath is is a circular shaft, c. 4mm in diameter, It has broken off at this point.

A fragment of a Roman copper-alloy Trumpet brooch dating from 75-175 AD. The fragment represents the head and a small part of the upper bow. It has no obvious decoration and the spring of at least five coils is intact and held between a pair of lugs. The pin is missing. The brooch fragment is 16mm long, 15mm wide and weighs 2.93g. The surfaces are pitted.

Roman copper alloy lion brooch fragment, 21mmm long and 16mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.46 grams. The object is sub rectangular and represents the mane, front leg and head of the lion. The mane is decorated with two sets of incised parallel lines running at right angles. The head is roughly oval and has a recess which forms the lions open mouth, there are faint traces of a round ear and eye on the upper edge. The leg consists of an L shaped protrusion. The reverse has a sub-rectangular protrusion above the leg which forms the catch. The fragment matches 1193, Fig.222 in Hattatt's ancient brooches.

LEIC-74A7A0: DRESS FASTENER (DRESS)
Post Medieval copper alloy hooked tag, 36mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina and weighs 2.09 grams. The object consists of a protruding rectangular 'loop' which sits above a circular plate. This plate has a border of protruding circular knops which contain a raised cross with a central circular knop. There are four drilled circular holes in each quarter. At the base there is a circular sectioned hook which is C. 15mm long.

Medieval silver penny of Richard II.

Post Medieval Irish silver sixpence of James I.

LEIC-741D35: COIN WEIGHT
Post medieval copper alloy coin weight, 19mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 6.2 grams. Each side is identical and says EIGH TEEN SHILL over three lines in an ornate border. The weight is part of a set known as 'Long sets' and was issued around 1750.

LEIC-73C896: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy hare brooch, 29mm long and 18mm wide. The brooch is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 3.06 grams. The brooch is intact and has three enamel cells, the two outer ones still have blue enamel intact. The hare has a large incised circular eye which takes up most of the face and rounded upright ears. The catchplate behind the head is intact and there is a spring with three coils present. The brooch matches 1191 fig.221 in Hattatt's ancient brooches.

Roman silver Denarius of Hadrian (RIC226 var.)

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine, Roma issue.

LEIC-64ABB5: COIN
A worn and incomplete copper-alloy Roman as, probably of Trajan (AD 98-117), dating to the period c.AD 98-117 (Reece period 5). Illegible reverse type. Mint of Rome.

Roman copper alloy radiate of Gallienus.

Roman copper alloy radiate of Carausius (AD 286-93) (Reece Period 14), unclear figure standing left, possibly male or possibly Victory. Unattributed Mint. Rather worn and pierced. This coin has been considered for Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I (RIC 518).

LEIC-63BDA4: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I (RIC 305).

Roman copper alloy nummus, possibly a copy.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Valens.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine.

Roman copper alloy nummus possibly of Constans.

Medieval silver Edwardian cut quarter of a half groat or groat.

Medieval silver voided long cross cut halfpenny.

LEIC-60AAE5: COIN
Late Roman Nummus.

Roman silver denarius of Trajan

Medieval silver halfpenny, possibly Richard II?

Medieval silver Edwardian penny.

LEIC-5FFE18: STRAP FITTING
Medieval copper alloy swivel fitting, 14-16mm in diameter and 3mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a greenish patina. The object consists of a circular section loop which has a flat rectangular section c.5mm wide. Inside this rectangle is a circular hole which would have held a pivot attached to a similar loop.

LEIC-5FC236: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward I or II.

LEIC-502C63: HARNESS FITTING
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy and gold horse-harness fitting, 49mm long and 40mm wide. The object appears to be in a fair condition with a dark green patina. The object resembles an axe in form, with the top edge being semi-spherical and 40mm wide. The sides taper inwards in a curving arc to a flat base 20mm wide. The surface has a raised border, 5mm wide and the whole area within is decorated with Salin Style II interlace picked out in gold. A similar fitting is illustrated in Fern, C. 'The archaeological evidence for equestrianism in early Anglo-Saxon England, c.450-700' fig.5.15.5

LEIC-4EC866: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 30mm in diameter and 8mm deep. The whorl is in a fair condition with a beige patina and weighs 52.13 grams. It is rectangular in section with a 10mm diameter hole. It has traces of a raised pattern of spheres on one side and which may appear on the other although it is rather worn.

LEIC-4EB498: COIN
indian or asian coin, possibly medieval

LEIC-4DF1A2: WEIGHT
Medieval or post Medieval lead alloy weight, 26mm long, 24mm wide and 4.5mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 26.80 grams. It is roughly rectangular in form and is impressed with a circular flower like motif in the centre of each surface. One surface has additional circular impressions around the central motif which may or may not be deliberate.

LEIC-4CD461: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny, possibly of Richard II.

LEIC-4CA137: SCABBARD
Medieval copper alloy sword chape, 52mm long, 34mm wide and 16mm deep. The object is in fair condition with a green/broan patina and weighs 26 grams. The chape is plain and triangular in form with an uneven, damaged upper edge. It terminates with a semi-spherical knop, 6mm in diameter.

LEIC-F8F8C5: COIN
Roman copper alloy duponius probably of Vespasian or Titus?.

LEIC-F7B1B4: COIN
Medieval silver half groat of Henry VII.

LEIC-F70DC4: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy and enamel trumpet brooch fragment, 36mm long and 13mm wide. The object is in fair condition being quite worn, with a green patina and weighs 9.46 grams. The object consists of the upper part of the brooch with sping and pin missing. It has two triangular cells of yellow enamel near its upper edge. Below this are two open semi-circles filled with blue enamel, these are seperated by a slight ridge running down the centre of the brooch. Below this is a slightly raised chevron, the brooch continues undecorated for 10mm and then bulges to form the shoulder. Just below this it has snapped off. The design matches F.186 examples 1528-957 in Hattatt's ancient brooches.

LEIC-E40975: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy single looped buckle, 25mm long and 15mm wide. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 1.51 grams. The buckle has a recessed circular sectioned bar which has a flat tapering pin wrapped around it. The buckle is D shaped and the loop has a curved section which widens out towards its centre.

LEIC-BB49A4: TOKEN
Post Medieval copper alloy token, 15mm in diameter and 0.25mm thick. The object has a brown patina and is very worn. A shield can be made out on one side with a large central chevron with possibly three objects below it. It has an inscribed border which is very faint.

LEIC-BB1301: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy and gold mount, 20mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 3.67 grams. The object consists of an ornate cross which has trilobed terminals, its side scrolls forming a circle and leaving four round holes. The centre of the cross appears to be decorated with a flower motif and all its surface has traces of gilding. Its reverse has circular sectioned tapering rivets which has been bent over, suggesting it was mounted in leather.

LEIC-BAFD60: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy and gold mount, 25mm long, 19mm wide and 23mm thick. The obect is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 3.38 grams. The object is lozenge shaped with rounded protrusions at each corner. Its surface has a raised border 2mm thick and a raised central motif which may be a flower? There are traces of gilding over this surface and its reverse has two circular sectioned tapering rivets which have been bent over, suggesting it was mounted in leather.

LEIC-BAD391: HOOKED TAG
Post Medieval copper alloy belt hook, 31mm long, 13mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina and a weight of 3.49 grams. The object consists of a sub rectangular plate which has chamferred edges and two centrally placed rivets. It has a straight upper edge with a V shaped nick cut out of its centre and its sides gently taper inwards. At its base it has a slight curved protrusion on each side which flank a protruding curved hook with a semi-circular section, 9mm long.

LEIC-BAA395: INGOT
Undated ingot, probably silver, 22mm long, 11mm wide and 4mm thick. The object has a silver-grey patina and weighs 5.81g.

LEIC-BA7498: MOUNT
Post Medieval copper alloy hooked mount, 32mm long, 15mm wide and 1.5mm thick. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.16 grams. The object consists of a small circle, 7mm in diameter, which holds a rivet. Below this is a heart shaped area made up of two openwork circles placed above a 'diamond' shaped void. At the apex of this is another circle holding a second rivet which has a small hooked shaft emerging from its far side.

Post Medieval silver thistle merk of James VI of Scotland.

Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I.

LEIC-B92CE8: COIN
Medieval silver short cross cut farthing.

LEIC-B8F301: COIN
Roman copper alloy Nummus of Constantius II.

LEIC-B8D591: COIN
Post Medieval silver sixpence? of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-B8AFA3: COIN
Roman copper alloy radiate, possibly of Tetricus.

Roman copper alloy radiate, probably a Q-Radiate of Allectus (AD 293-6), reverse legend unclear, but probably an unclear galley. Mint unclear. This coin has been considered for Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

LEIC-B86B16: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus, House of Constantine.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantius II ?

LEIC-64F5B7: COIN
Post Medieval Irish silver groat or sixpence, probably of Henry VIII or possibly a posthumus issue under Edward VI.

Roman copper alloy coin. The coin is extremely worn with hardly any features remaining. The bust of a bearded emperor can just be made out.

LEIC-64C0E4: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 28mm in diameter and 10mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 49.65 grams. The object has a rectangular section and a central hole, 6mm in diameter. It is decorated on one side with a raised five pointed star (pentagram)

Medieval silver penny of Edward I.

Post Medieval silver coin fragment. The coin appears to be a crown of Charles I minted during the civil war as it has a distinct pattern on its reverse.

LEIC-6424A1: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy weight, 35mm long, 30mm wide and 8mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 49.75 grams. The weight is triangular in form and has an even thickness. It has a small circular suspension hole in the apex of the triangle. One surface is decorated with a raised design which may be foliate? It has a central ovoid motif which rises from a narrow shaft and is flanked by two leaf shaped side protrusions.

LEIC-63B791: KILN FURNITURE
Related to record 8B7ED1 a further 43 roman kiln furniture fragments and 26 sherds of greyware pottery have been recovered.

LEIC-51FFD4: COIN
Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I.

Roman copper alloy nummus of constantius II (RIC85)

Roman copper alloy nummus of constantine I

Roman copper alloy nummus of constantius II (RIC72)

Roman copper alloy nummus of constantine II (RIC296)

LEIC-50E1F1: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Licinius I. (RIC845b)

LEIC-4FF126: TOKEN
Post Medieval 'Melton' token of Arthur Cloudsley, candlemaker.

LEIC-4FC3D6: COIN
Post Medieval shilling of ELizabeth I.

LEIC-4FAC44: COIN
Medieval half of a halfpenny of Henry VI?

Medieval short cross penny of Richard I. (type IVb)

LEIC-4F7CB3: COIN
Medieval short cross penny of John. (type Vb1)

LEIC-4F5E51: COIN
Possible British Iron age unit fragment, Early uninscribed?

Post Medieval scottish two shillings of James or Charles.

LEIC-18ACD6: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Domitian (Sear 2731 RIC110)

Roman silver denarius of Titus (AD 79-81), TR P IX IMP XV COS VIII P P, dolphin around anchor, Mint of Rome, AD 80. RIC II (2nd ed) 113. (Sear 2518 RIC II, 1st ed 27(b))

LEIC-013B96: MOUNT
Undated copper alloy and silver mount, 29mm in diameter and 11mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 13.67 grams. The object appears to be the back plate of some sort of mount and has two semi-circular bands of copper alloy, 26mm long and 10mm wide, attached to the back. These are incomplete, with broken edges, but appear to have been fixing loops. Curiously the object has five silver rivets, four are arranged in a square formation but the fifth is in the centre and underneath the loops. This may suggest that the loops are later additions?

LEIC-0121B1: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 28mm in diameter and 14mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 35.16grams. The object has been roughly cast and has a sub-spherical section with a central hole 9mm in diameter. Its surfaces are decorated with raised lines, one side has lines radiating from the centre whilst the other has randomly placed lines, some forming triangles.

LEIC-00F650: BROOCH
An incomplete Roman copper alloy brooch of Colchester derivative Polden Hill type (West Midlands). It is 26mm long, 19mm wide and weighs 7.3g. The brooch is missing its pin, spring and most of its bow, including the catchplate. It consists of two short wings which flank a wide rounded protrusion at the head. The semi-circular sectioned bow emerges from the front of this and tapers gently. There are no visible signs of decoration. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina.

LEIC-00D3B2: COIN
Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-00ADA2: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy and enamel horse harness pendant, 31mm long, 22mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in poor condition, missing its edges and some surface, it has a brown patina and weighs 4.92 grams. The object is now sub triangular in form and has the remains of a suspension loop in its upper surface. Its surface is largely covered in blue enamel which has recesses where other material has been. The pattern appears to be a series of diagonal lines separating animal motifs, possibly lions, the Bohun arms.

LEIC-F02562: COIN
Post Medieval silver sixpence of William III.

LEIC-F01A54: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy token, 13mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a cream patina and weighs 2.78 grams. The object is decorated on one side with a raised six pointed star motif.

LEIC-F009A0: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy token, 21mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a grey patina and weighs 5.48 grams. The object is decorated on one side with a raised six pointed star motif.

LEIC-EFF3A1: BROOCH
Medieval copper alloy annular brooch pin, 43mm long, 5mm wide and 7mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a green patina and weighs 4.75 grams. The object consists of a square sectioned shaft which has a hook shaped into its end, which would have held it onto the brooch. Under the hook the object has a collar of three small rectangular protrusions. The shaft tapers gently and appears to have snapped at an extreme angle, leaving a sharp point.

LEIC-EFE468: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 27mm in diameter and 8mm thick. The object is in good condition with a greyish patina and weighs 48.15 grams. The object has a central hole 8mm in diameter, from here the object tapers downwards to an outer band C.5mm wide. Each surface is decorated with an raised pattern of open triangles interspersed with dots.

LEIC-EFD782: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV.

LEIC-EF69A7: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I.

LEIC-EF4BF2: COIN

LEIC-EF0EE3: COIN
Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Henry VIII.

LEIC-EE4173: COIN
Medieval silver cut farthing possibly of John.

LEIC-EE1DF8: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I.

LEIC-ED54C1: AXEHEAD
Bronze age copper alloy axe fragment, possibly a flanged axe, 37mm long, 27mm wide and 11mm thick. The object is in good condition with a dark green/brown patina and weighs 51.99 grams. It tapers slightly in thickness and each side has slight traces of the start of a lipped edge. The original surface is very fine and in good condition and the breaks appear to be old.

LEIC-ED3DA6: SPUR
Medieval copper alloy and gold spur rowel, 52mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object is in a good condition with a brown/green patina and weighs 16.30 grams. The rowel has six equally sized points which taper in width and thickness sharply. Each point is seperated by an incised line radiating from the central hole. The rowel has thick patches of gilding in several places but has no other decoration.

LEIC-ED1D77: COIN WEIGHT
Early Post Medieval copper alloy coin weight of Edward VI. The obverses shows a crowned bust, right flanked by initials E R. The reverse depicts a shield bearing the arms of Zeeland, a lion above waves, surmounted by a tower, all within a wreath border. This is flanked by the makers Initails, worn but probably reading I D ? The object was probably made in Middleburg. See LVPL-8BE996 and DEV-8D9127 for a very similar, slightly later, better preserved examples.

LEIC-ECFFD0: COIN
Medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry III. Class 5b, 1250-ca.1256. Minted by Nicole at Canterbury. [l-c5b]

LEIC-ECE246: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward I?

LEIC-EC5623: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Henry VI. (has incorrect spelling in name)

LEIC-EC1965: COIN
Medieval silver cut halfpence of Henry III. Class 5g-1, ca.1258-ca.1275. Minted in London by Renaud. [l-c5]

LEIC-EB9B15: COIN
Medieval silver cut quarter pence of Stephen.

LEIC-9AC7B4: COIN
Roman copper-alloy sestertius of Faustina II, struck under Antoninus Pius and dating to the period AD 147 to 161 (Reece period 7). AVGVSTI PII FIL reverse depicting Spes left holding flower and lifting hem of skirt. Mint of Rome. RIC III, p. 191, no. 1371.

Roman silver denarius of Trajan (98-117), S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI, Dacian, Rome, 104-111 RIC II, p. 258, no. 218.

Roman silver denarius of Vespasian (RIC 10?)

Post Medieval silver penny ? of Charles I.

Roman silver denarius of Trajan. (RIC128)

Roman copper alloy nummus.

LEIC-98E8A2: COIN

LEIC-984025: COIN WEIGHT
Post Medieval copper alloy coin weight 14mm long, 15mm wide and 3.5mm thick. The object is in afair condition with a brown patina and weighs 5.02 The obverse is decorated with a ship but the other side can't be made out.

LEIC-97F7A2: COIN
A silver Roman Republican denarius of Julius Caesar, dating to the period c.47-46 BC (Reece Period 1). CAESAR (downwards) reverse type depicting Aeneas left, carrying palladium in right hand and Anchises on left shoulder. African mint. As RRC p. 471, no. 458/1.

LEIC-97DD64: COIN
Medieval silver short cross penny of John. (class Va 1204-1205)

LEIC-979C26: AXE
Neolithic stone axe, 200mm long, 57mm wide and 37mm thick. The axe appears to be made from Charnwood tuff and has a pale buff/green colour. It is in fair condition, having sustained damage to one side. The axe has a different form on each side with one surface curving gently and the other rising steeply to give an almost triangular section. Its edges have a very shallow curve and its blade end is very rounded.

LEIC-82EAE6: PADLOCK
Medieval copper alloy barrel padlock, 43mm long, 28mm high and 13mm wide. The object is in good condition, with a green patina and an area of iron staining, and weighs 24.16 grams. The object is in the form of a four legged animal probably a horse. It has a barrel shaped body which contains a rectangular sectioned hollow. The 'rear end' of the animal contains a rectangular sectioned iron shaft which has a raised lip on its upper surface. The animal has a small head with rounded ears and oval sectioned muzzle. It is decorated with a series of incised lines and has a circular hole in the back of its head, 5mm in diameter, which formed part of the locking mechanism.

LEIC-82CB35: COIN

Roman copper alloy barbourous radiate

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I (RIC53)

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I (RIC268)

LEIC-81B6D2: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I (RIC893)

LEIC-5B3714: VESSEL
Roman samian bowl fragment, 57mm long and 50mm wide. The fragment is in good condition and weighs 26.21 grams. The bowl is South Gaulish ware, either a Drag 15,17 or 18. It has a stamp identifying the maker who is Cotto ii who worked at La Graufesenque, the principal factory, which dates the bowl to 70-100 AD.

LEIC-593945: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead spindle whorl, 31mm in diameter and 11mm thick. The object is in good condition with a cream/yellow patina and weighs 50.15g. The whorl has a central hole 8mm in diameter and has a rectangular section. The surface of the whorl has triangular and rectangular radiating indentations all over both sides, giving the impression of a cogged wheel. One side looks as though it was squashed when still molten.

LEIC-58EDC2: JETTON
Medieval copper alloy french jetton.

Medieval silver farthing of Henry V or VI.

Post Medieval silver sovereign penny of Henry VIII.

Medieval lead alloy net weight, 49mm long and 23mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a cream patina and a weight of 56.58 grams. The object is oval in form with an oval section and has been roughly cast. It has a large circular hole near one edge which is 8mm in diameter.

Medieval silver cut irish halfpenny of Henry III. (seaby 6235) [irish]

LEIC-56E597: BRACELET
Roman copper alloy bracelet fragment, 16mm long and 6mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 0.96 grams. The object has an eliptical section and curves slightly. Its decorated on its outer side with incised decoration consisting of cup and ring marks seperated by two vertical lines, three of these can be seen.

LEIC-56C384: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 27mm long and 32mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.72grams. The brooch is complete, except for a missing pin. The wings, which were hinged, are circular in section and narrow towards their outer edge. The front of the left bow seems to have an incised vertical line as decoration. The bow which has a rectangular section is decorated with a raised inverted triangle surronded by a border of raised squares. At the point of this triangle the bow becomes semi-circular in section and has snapped off a few millimetres further down.

LEIC-569F56: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 46mm long and 35mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition with a dark green patina and weighs 16grams. The brooch is almost complete, except for a missing pin and damage to one wing. The wings, which were hinged, are decorated with three raised vertical bands. Where the bow joins the wings there is a raised diagonal border forming an inverted V. The decoration continues on the bow with a raised central ridge running its length which is flanked by a wider, shallower ridge on each side. The catchplate is formed of an elongated triangle which has had two-thirds of its lower edge curled up to form the catch.

Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 27mm long and 19mm wide. The brooch is a poor condition with a green patina and weighs 5.06grams. The brooch is missing its pin, spring and catchplate and has no visible decoration. the bow is circular sectioned and has a bulge half way down its length and there are possible traces of a ridge running through this, but nothing else is visible.

Roman copper alloy nummus, probably Tetricus I.

LEIC-55DD34: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus, roma issue.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Postumus?

LEIC-465AA5: COIN
Roman copper alloy Radiate of Claudius II, 268-70. Reverse type SALVS AVG? standing female with long staff and patera in right hand over altar?

LEIC-42EB33: BUTTON
Early post medieval copper alloy button, 12mm in diameter and 15mm long. The button is in good condition with a brownish patina and weighs 3.29grams. The button is circular in form with a semi-circular section which is 5mm thick. Its decorated with a series of curved incised lines which radiate out from a small central circular protrusion. It has an integral loop formed from a rectangular plate, 10mm long and 6mm wide, with a small circular hole in its centre.

LEIC-42D767: BUTTON
Early post medieval copper alloy 'pimple' button, 10mm in diameter and 14mm long. The button is in good condition with a brownish patina and weighs 2.65grams. The button is sub spherical in form and 7mm thick. Its only decoration is a small spherical protrusion in the centre of its upper surface. It has an integral loop 6mm in diameter.

LEIC-429F23: STUD
Medieval copper alloy stud? 30mm long and 13mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a greenish/brown patina and weighs 12.46 grams. The object consists of a solid sphere 13mm in diameter which has a rectangular sectioned shaft 16mm long and 5mm wide. This shaft has no sign of dividing to hold a strap and it is best interpreted as a decorative stud.

LEIC-4243F2: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse frame, 52mm long and 46mm wide (Williams Class D). The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 21.54grams. The object consists of a large loop, 22mm long and 9mm wide, attached to a central circular sectioned shaft. Below the loop the shaft threads through a revolving bead, 10mm in diameter and 8mm high, before passing through the central arm of the object and terminating in a sphere just wider than the hole. The arm has a sub rectangular central section, 15mm wide and high and 8mm thick, which has a vertical linear depression in the centre of its upper side, in line with the shaft passing through it. This and its tapering lower sides give it a 'heart' shape. At either side it has oblong raised collars, 6mm by 5mm, from which short circular sectioned shafts emerge (4mm long). These shafts terminate in large spheres, 9mm in diameter. This object is cited in Williams (2018, 6)

Post Medieval silver penny or three farthings of Elizabeth I (can't tell whether rose present or not).

LEIC-41E9A3: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II.

Medieval silver voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III.

Medieval silver voided long cross penny of Henry III.

Roman copper alloy bow brooch 22mm long and 19mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition, missing its spring, pin and catchplate, with a dark green patina and a weight of 4.30grams. The brooch appears plain with the exception of a raised collar, 3mm wide, at the end of the right wing (the left wing is damaged). The bow tapers sharply from 6mm wide to 2mm where it has snapped.

LEIC-062AF0: COIN
Roman copper alloy sestertius of Commodus (probably RIC561 190AD)

LEIC-0626A4: BUCKLE
medieval copper alloy locking buckle, 28mm long and 32mm wide. The buckle is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 9.64 grams. The buckle consists of a rectangular frame which has rectangular sectioned upper and lower sides and a circular sectioned shaft to hold the belt. The side which takes the pin has a diagonally sloping lower edge with a semi-circular upper edge on which the pin rests. The frame has semi circular protrusions which allow room for the circular holes that hold the pin. The pin is made from a hollow oblong shaft which has a central triangular protrusion. Above this shaft a curved circular sectioned 'lock' emerges which has lost its end.

LEIC-0621D6: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle with integral plate, 37mm long and 23mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and a weight of 4.46 grams. The object consists of a D shaped buckle with a semi-circular section. It has a protruding lip which contains the pin rest. The buckle has an integral spacer plate which has a large slot cut out of its centre to allow the pin to be fixed around the frame. The spacer plate has two protruding prongs along its edge, one has snapped off but the other gives the plate a length of 22mm. The plate is only recessed on one side suggesting that only the front was covered?

Roman Republian silver Denarius of Mark Antony, Legionary issue, 32-31BC (Reece period 1).

Republican denarius of Cornelius Blasio (RRC296/1), 112-111 BC.

LEIC-01ED42: VESSEL
Roman ceramic vessel sherd, 40mm long, 26mm wide with a weight of 8.43 grams. The sherd represents part of the rim of a late roman shelly ware jar which has a buff fabric and most of its surface is covered with a layer of sooting.

LEIC-01C8F2: VESSEL
Medieval ceramic vessel sherd, 44mm long, 25mm wide with a weight of 15.20 grams. The sherd represents part of the base of a sandy ware vessel with a beige fabric and an interior slip of a creamy/yellow colour. It dates to the 13-15th centuries.

LEIC-ED0877: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle lock, 40mm long and 6mm in diameter. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 5 grams. The object is shaped like a fish hook and terminates with a rounded knop. The shaft is chamferred with six flat edges and it gradually becomes thicker, from 3mm to 6mm, as it curves round to form a 'hook' This terminates with a recessed circular sectioned shaft, which has snapped off but would have held the lock in place in the buckle frame. The object is similar to fig 552 in Whitehead, R. Buckles 1250-1800.

LEIC-ECD6D4: BUCKLE
Medieval or Post Medieval white metal buckle, 25mm in diameter and 5mm thick. The object is in good condition with a silver/grey patina and weighs 2.19 grams. The object resembles a scalloped annular brooch and has a curved upper surface and a flat underside. Each curve has a small knop protruding from it and it has an irregular thickness, suggesting poor casting? The feature that identifies it as a buckle is the remains of a shaft with a semi-circular section, protruding into the centre of the object. Given its size it must be a purely decorative buckle.

LEIC-ECA504: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy strap end, 39mm long and 19mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 25.74 grams. It consists of a sub spherical knop, 16mm in diameter which has three spherical protrusions equally spaced around its middle, with a fourth one at the centre of its underside. This is attached to a circular shaft, 8mm in diameter and 6mm long. From the top of the shaft emerges two trapezoidal plates, 17mm long and 12mm wide at their upper edge. Between these is a fragment of what appears to be leather and this is held in place by a large iron rivet, 3mm in diameter. The object appears too heavy to be worn on clothing, so may be a harness decoration?

LEIC-EC0F85: BROOCH
Anglo-Saxon square headed brooch bow? 29mm long and 25mm wide. The object is in a poor condition and has a dark green/black patina which may result from burning? The object is 5mm thick and weighs 17.17grams. It appears plain apart from a raised border, 4mm thick, on three sides. The object is curved almost 90o with one edge flattening out on the reverse where it would join the headplate. The fragment is very similar to square headed bows but it does not have the usual medial ridge. The closest parallel in plainess and material is an example from Broughton Lodge, Nottinghamshire (plate 77 fig a, Hines, J. A new corpus of Anglo-Saxon great square headed brooches)

LEIC-DD78A1: BUTTON
Late Medieval or early post medieval copepr alloy button, 10mm wide and 5mm thick. The button is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 1.71 grams. It has a rectangular form and a triangular section, giving it the appearance of a squashed pyramid. It has possible decoration including a border but this is obscured by corrosion. The reverse has a rectangular shaft, 10mm long, emerging from its centre which appears to widen to accomodate a loop but has snapped off at this point.

LEIC-DD49A4: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus, late 3rd century, bust could be Tetricus II? It has been re-used, probably as a pendant as it has two drilled holes along one edge.

LEIC-DD2733: COIN
Venetian soldino, of the type with rev. lion facing, obv. mint marks in two lines behind doge, of doge Michael Steno. mintmark ? - P. [ven]

LEIC-DCCAB7: COIN
medieval silver short cross cut farthing

LEIC-DCAB42: COIN
medieval silver tealby penny of Henry II.

LEIC-DB9445: COIN
medieval short cross penny of John (class Vb1, Durham mint)

LEIC-B238E5: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy token or counter, 22mm in diameter and 6mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey/beige patina and weighs 13.94 grams. The object is rather sloppily decorated with a raised cross and has a round pellet in each quarter. It has a casting ridge running along its lower edge.

LEIC-B23237: MOUNT
medieval copper alloy binding, probably from a book, 74mm long, 8mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and some green corrosion. It weighs 9.44 grams and has traces of silvering along its edges. It consists of a long thin shaft with a slightly domed upper surface. The shaft terminates with a flattened circular section with a central hole (which may have held a stud) which has a tapering protrusion, 6mm long, emerging from the other side.

LEIC-B22EB8: BOOK FITTING
Medieval copper alloy book clasp of Howsam type A.1.1, 14mm long and 9mm wide. The object is in a good condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.19g. It consists of a domed, rounded plate with a hole in its centre and a protruding stub of a knop on its outer side. The other side is attached to a hinged mechanism which consists of an oval protrusion, holding a circular bar, the other oval protrusion is missing. The bar would originally have held a copper-alloy plate.

LEIC-B22BD5: SEAL MATRIX
Fragment of a possible blank or unfinished medieval seal matrix, made from lead and pointed-oval in shape, 20mm wide and 22mm high. The object is in a good condition with a grey patina and weighs 6.94g. It is decorated on one side with a raised border and a central raised fleur de lis design. On the other side there is a border which may contain an inscription and inside this is an incised cross and possible oval motif. The object is quite worn and so is difficult to see.

LEIC-B227E7: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 21mm long and 22mm wide. The brooch is in a poor condition, having lost most of its surface. It has a brown/black patina and weighs 5.43 grams. The brooch is hinged and has short wide wings which now have no signs of decoration. The bow has a small amount of raised decoration in the form of raised rectangles in a vertical line. There are no traces of catchplate or pin.

LEIC-B22516: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 31mm long and 24mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 5.78 grams. The brooch is missing its spring, pin and most of its catchplate. It has semi-circular wings which are decorated at each end with three vertical incised lines which have tiny traces of silvering around them. The bow is decorated with a central vertical ridge which terminates in a raised chevron close to its top. The base terminates in a small rounded knop.

LEIC-B22283: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse loop, 38mm long and 19mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green/brown patina and traces of gilding. The object weighs 12.9grams. It consists of an oval loop which is made up of a semi-circular sectioned shaft. The loop is attached to a circular sectioned protrusion which would have attached it to a purse bar. The outside of the loop is decorated with a series of incised double lines which are arranged to form cross hatching. This area of the object has traces of gilt and possibly niello?

LEIC-B21FD4: BROOCH
Medieval copper alloy annular brooch, 33mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The brooch is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.4 grams. The brooch is missing its pin but has an intact loop with a recessed pin bar 4mm wide. There are no obvious signs of decoration but there is a slight depression opposite the bar which may be a pin rest.

LEIC-B21845: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy standing weight, 57mm high and 35mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 260 grams. The object is triangular in form and has an octagonal base with 8 tapering sides. The top of the object is flat and has a rounded suspension loop emerging from its centre.

LEIC-B21452: PURSE
Late Medieval/early Post Medieval copper alloy purse bar, 106mm long and 6mm in diameter. The object is in good condition with a green patina, traces of silvering and a weighs 21.17 grams. The object consists of a sub circular shaft which tapers slightly at one end before turning at a right angle for 14mm and forming a loop 8mm in diameter. The underside of the object has three integral loops which get slightly wider and thicker towards the outer edge (8mm wide and 2mm thick, 9mm wide and 3mm thick, 11mm wide and 4mm thick)set at equal distances apart. The upper side of the object is decoraated with two sets of three incised lines crossing the bar, one near each edge.

LEIC-B20F72: DRESS HOOK
Post Medieval dress hoook, 21mm long, 14mm wide and 3mm thick. The object is in a poor condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 1.65 grams. The object consists of a domed circle which appears to be decorated with a raised heart with two small circles above it, although its quite worn so this isn't certain. On its upper edge it has the remains of a rectangular loop, 10mm wide. Its lower edge has a protruding shaft, 6mm long and 3.5mm wide, which would have once been the hook.

LEIC-B20C61: VESSEL
Early Medieval pottery sherd, 27mm by 22mm with a weight of 7.33 grams. The sherd is fired orange on one side and has distinctive black fabric with large quartz inclusions.

LEIC-B200B7: CLASP
Medieval copper alloy strap clasp, 26mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 2.35 grams. The object has been roughly cast and consists of a rectangular frame with a rectangular section. It has a zoomorphic decoration at one end which begins with small protrusions, (one has a nick taken out of it) which are supposed to represent ears. Next to these is a flat plate which has slightly tapering sides and a triangular outer edge. This is decorated with an incised chevron which has four incised lines behind it, running to the edge of the frame and probably representing hair/fur. Below the chevron are two drilled holes, 2mm in diameter, representing eyes which are separated by two more incised lines, this time running outwards and terminating either side of the triangular protrusion, all of which forms a crude 'nose'.

LEIC-B1E7D2: KEY (LOCKING)
Medieval copper alloy casket key, 33mm long and 12mm wide. The key is in a fair condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 2.62 grams. It has a hollow circular sectioned shaft which tapers inwards towards a circular loop, of which most has snapped off. The locking mechanism consists of a rectangular protrusion, 6mm by 4mm, near the base of the shaft, any other parts have snapped off.

LEIC-B1E082: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 31mm long and 14mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and some surface corrosion. It weighs 2.93 grams. The mount is triangular in form and has a central sub rectangular protrusion, 6mm long and 2m wide, on its upper surface. The base of the triangle terminates in a collared knop. There are no signs of decoration but the green corrosion may be traces of enamel? two rivets, 2mm long protrude from its reverse, one above the other.

LEIC-B150D6: GAMING PIECE
Early Medieval or Medieval lead alloy counter, 15mm in diameter and 7mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a white patina and weighs 9.21 grams. The object is domed and has no signs of decoration.

LEIC-B10641: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy brooch fragment, 15mm long, 10mm wide and 6mm thick. The object is a small fragment of a brooch and is in a worn condition with a green patina. The object weighs 1.97 grams and consists of the central part of a hinged bow brooch. It is roughly triangular in form with the bow forming the point and in the centre of its upper surface is a recess which would have held the hinged pin. There are no signs of decoration.

LEIC-B0C897: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 21mm in diameter and 7mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a white/beige patina and weighs 27.23grams. The object has a central hole 6mm in diameter. When viewed from the side it has a distinct central ridge, from which the sides slope away to just outside the central hole. There is no obvious surface decoration.

LEIC-72FBB5: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Late Neolithic flint scraper. 25mm long, 19mm wide and 7mm thick.

LEIC-72F6A3: CORE
Mesolithic flint blade core. 49mm long, 41mm wide and 25mm thick.

LEIC-72F077: BLADELET
Mesoloithic flint bladelet, 27mm long, 14mm wide and 4mm thick. The blade is made from a distinctive brown ans grey stripped flint.

LEIC-72E117: CORE
Late Mesoloithic-early Neolithic flint blade core, 48mm long, 18mm wide and 15mm thick.

LEIC-72DC76: CORE
Early Neolithic flint blade core, 29mm long, 25mm wide and 27mm thick.

LEIC-72D864: BLADE
Late mesolithic-early Neolithic flint blade, 59mm long and 15mm wide with a thickness of 6mm.

LEIC-72D282: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Early Bronze age flint thumbnail scraper. The object is made from dark brown flint and measures 28mm by 20mm and is 10mm thick.

LEIC-72C3D3: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Neolithic flint horseshoe scraper. The object is made from dark brown flint and measures 44mm by 40mm with a thickness of 9mm.

Roman copper alloy T shaped? bow brooch, 29mm long and 27mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 6.47 grams. The brooch is missing its lower bow, right wing, catchplate and pin and has an area of iron staining along its remaining wing. The wing, which is circular and plain, encloses an iron bar. This and traces of the pin have caused the corrosion. The front of the bow, which is semi-circular in section, is decorated with an raised triangle which is bordered by a series of short incised horizontal lines. There is no other decoration visible.

LEIC-6DE930: WEIGHT
Post Medieval copper alloy trade weight of Charles I or II. The object is circular and is inscribed on one side with a dagger and the royal cipher, a C below a crown.

LEIC-6DD1C8: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II.

A Roman copper-alloy nummus of the House of Constantine, dating to AD 330 - 335. Reece Peirod 17. VRBS ROMA, reverse type shows a she wolf with suckling twins below. Mint of Trier.

LEIC-6D5DC5: COIN
Venetian soldino of Leonardo Loredan 1501-1521, Christ Redeemer type [ven]

LEIC-6D3CD6: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Henry VI (Annulet issue).

LEIC-6D0E75: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II.

Medieval silver penny of Henry III.

Medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry III

Roman silver denarius of Tiberius (RIC 26).

LEIC-B44311: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy strapend 22mm long and 11mm wide. The object is in poor condition with a green patina and weighs 1.49 grams. The object is triangular in form and is missing all of its surface. On one side it is stepped half way and doubles in thickness. It does have some fibrous material still in place suggesting a woven belt?

LEIC-B3D283: TAP
Medieval? copper alloy tap, 71mm long and 16mm in diameter. The tap is in a good condition with a greenish patina and weighs 52.18 grams. The object is circular in section and L shaped in form, curving slightly three quarters of the way down its length. It tapers in width slightly from C.10mm to 16mm. Where the object curves it has a square sectioned protrusion/stand which although cast in one piece, is shaped as though its attached to the outside of the tap. It has a raised triangular section protruding from each side which is 'wrapped' around the curve in the tap. A similar object is illustrated in Egan, G. The Medieval Household fig 189.

Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 33mm long and 21mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 6.58 grams. The brooch has a hinged mechanism but is missing its pin and most of its catchplate. It is quite plain, but has a raised serrated ridge running down its length and has slightly indented bow terminals. The brooch is similar to 360, fig 158 in Hattatts ancient brooches.

LEIC-B2D1F8: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 35mm long and 19mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a greenish patina and weighs 4.92 grams. The object is sub triangular in form with its lower edge formed of two curves, giving it an inverted 'heart' shape. The narrow upper sides converge in a trefoil terminal, with the two outer sections curving over to form a circular loop on each side. The reverse has one tapering rivet attached to its lower edge.

LEIC-B26684: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy asymmetrical buckle, 35mm long, 27mm wide and 5mm thick. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 11.46 grams. The buckle is made up of two parts, both with rectangular sections. The first is rectangular in form and has protruding rounded knops in each corner which have circular depressions in their upper surfaces. Attached to this is a sub circular buckle loop whose outer surface is decorated with a double incised zigzag. There is a central pin rest which is rectangular in form and has a semi-circular section. It is slightly wider than the buckle at 11x7mm, and protrudes slightly on both sides. It has a small rectangular protrusion in its centre and in its upper surface the protrusion is recessed in its centre to form the pin rest. These features seem to form an animal head with pointed ears? In the centre of the recess is a circular depression, similar to those in its corners, this is odd as it would be covered by the pin? The bar which separates the rectangular and circular sections has a recessed hexagonal? bar, 3mm wide, which would have held the pin. The buckle is similar in form to medieval buckles (Egan, G MOL dress accessories, fig 65) but its thickness and decoration appear unparalled?

LEIC-49DEF6: INTAGLIO
Modern (19th century) copper alloy and glass intaglio ring bezel, 17mm long and 14mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a powdery green patina and weighs 1.62 grams. It has a plain oval bezel with no signs of shoulders. This is filled with red glass which has a depression in its centre which appears to portray a human head. for similar see FAKL-B996C0 LIN-DEEA80

LEIC-365333: BUTTON AND LOOP FASTENER
Romano-British copper alloy button and loop fastener, 24mm long and 14mm wide. The object is in a fair condition, being worn and incomplete, and has a brown patina. It consists of a rectangular sectioned shaft which curves 90o. This is attached to the underside of a loop which is semi-circular in section and c.5mm wide (with a central hole of 7mm). The further end of this loop is elongated to a point and on its upper side has a globular protrusion.

LEIC-361C73: DIVIDERS
Post medieval copper alloy dividers, 126mm long and 28mm wide. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs over 50 grams. The object consists of two cast arms which fit together very tightly. They begin with a globular terminal which sits above a hexagonal shaft 10mm long and 5mm in diameter. Below this the object curves outwards to form a circular void and then returns to its original line. The arms are semi-circular in form and taper inwards slightly. below the circular void there are decorative curving raised bands one each arm. The points of the dividers have been lost but they are otherwise in good condition and match exactly a pair in Bailey, G. Detector finds 2, page 68 fig.12.

LEIC-35DA96: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III.

Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II (Too worn to tell apart).

Post Medieval silver sixpence ? of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-34ED32: COIN
Medieval silver annulet issue half groat of Henry VI.

LEIC-34C6B3: COIN
A Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine II, dating to AD 337 - 340. Reece Period 17. GLORIA EXERCITVS, reverse type shows two soldiers with two standards. Mint unknown.

LEIC-349582: FINGER RING
Medieval copper alloy finger ring 19mm long and 13mm wide. The ring is in a fair condition with a red/brown patina and weighs 3.99 grams. The object consists of the bezel and shoulders, the rest has snapped off in antiquity. The bezel is oval in form and 2mm thick. It shows a long necked bird, probably a swan, standing facing left with its wings outspread. The engraving is enclosed by an incised border very close to its edge and the shoulders, which are the width of the oval emerge from its lower edge. The shoulders taper sharply in thickness and width to become a quite delicate rounded shaft, 2mm wide, with no obvious signs of decoration.

LEIC-0C2B81: STRAP END
Anglo-Scandinavian copper alloy strapend, 40mm long and 25mm wide. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina. The object is largely rectangular with a rounded end and scalloped edges. At its base it has a recessed rectangular section with traces of a rivet in each corner. The main body has foliate decoration, perhaps the tree of life? which scrolls upwards and outwards. In the middle, on either side of the main branches are four small cut-away areas. Above these are two more small recessed cells. Amongst the foliage, either side of the centre, are two round protrusions which may be animal heads? The whole decoration terminates with a semi-spherical protrusion just above the small recessed areas. Kershaw (2008, p. 258 fig. 3) features this item and she also compares it to a bone strap-end from Highcross Street in Leicester. 'This object depicts four full-face animal masks, two with contorted bodies emanating from a central inverted mask and the others with deeply drilled eyes and issuing tendrils'. This bone object can be viewed at Jewry Wall Museum, Leicester. The object display a mixture of Anglo-Saxon winchester style and Anglo-Scandinavian zoomorphic heads

Anglo-Saxon copper alloy brooch fragment, 30mm long and 22mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a pale green patina and weighs 10.28 grams. The object consists of the head plate of a brooch and is rectangular in form. It has a central raised square which may have a punched border. Below this plate is the start of the brooches bow which is semi-circular in form with a hollow reverse and decoarted with two raised collars. On the left hand side of the rectangular plate is a small protrusion which is raised slightly. The reverse contains the remains of one large lug, 13mm wide and 4mm deep. Helen Geake writes: It is not particularly easy to reconcile this description with the image, as none of the bow appears to survive (there is merely a scar where it has broken off). The image shows the headplate from a cruciform brooch, very worn, with a raised central panel, a wing to either side, and one small integrally cast waisted top knob. The remains of a single pin bar lug can be seen on the reverse.

LEIC-0A5595: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 18mm long and 11mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 1.11grams. The object is made from a flat sheet of metal which is shaped like an arrow or a phallus. It has a triangular end which sits on a narrow shaft, 5mm wide. half way down it widens out to become 11mm wide with a flat base. The reverse has two hooked rivets, 5mm in diameter, near the edge.

LEIC-0A53A2: DRESS HOOK
Early post medieval copper alloy dress hook, 20mm long and 13mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and a weight of 1.08 grams. The object consists of a central circular plate, which is slightly dished. This has the remains of a rectangular loop protruding from its upper side and has the remains of a hook at its base. The surface of the object appears to be decorated with a floral design

LEIC-0A1E77: VESSEL
Early post-medieval German saltglazed stoneware jug of Bellarmine or Bartmann type, 210mm high and 130mm in diameter, with a weight of 787grams. The vessel is in good condition, apart from missing its handle and slight damage to its rim. It has a sub spherical form which narrows into a tapering neck, which holds the remains of a handle to one side and terminates in a rim formed of raised horizontal lines. It is decorated on the neck with a raised motif showing an elongated bearded face at its neck. Below this, in the centre of the jug, is a shield motif which features a trident with a diagonal cross over its shaft. This is enclosed in an oval border surrounded by six petal shapes. The whole thing is in a rouletted oval border. The vessel is dated to the late 16th or early 17th century. The name "Bellarmine" is recorded earliest in 1634, and is ssociated with Cardinal Robert Bellarmine (1542-1621), a fierce opponent of Protestantism in the Low Countries and northern Germany. The reason for the association with Bellarmine is not entirely clear but was possibly conceived by Dutch and English Protestants to ridicule the cardinal. Another possibility is his anti-alcohol stance. The location of the find, in a stream, on a probable land boundary, and the black contents still inside when it was discovered (the childs mother washed it out as 'it was filthy'), point to it having been used as a witch bottle. This was a bottle or other vessel which was filled with a mixture of materials, such as hair, urine and iron nails, used to ward off evil.

LEIC-09EFD2: FURNITURE FITTING
Medieval copper alloy fitting, 200mm long and 15mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 50.28 grams. The object consists of a large sheet of copper alloy which has been folded to strengthen it. Towards one end, 60mm in, it has two rectangular protrusions, 13mmx8mm, which are bent over at right angles to the main shaft and have small circular holes near their edge. Slightly further along are two rivets which hold a small rectangualr plate onto its underside. At this point decoration begins which consists of incised pairs of vertical lines and crosses. The object widens towards the end and has a small circular hole in its centre, 10mm from the edge. The use of this object isn't clear but it may be some sort of box binding.

british Iron Age silver unit, North eastern Boar/horse type (Sim to VA875/BM3215).

Medieval silver short cross penny of king John, class 4b, moneyer Hernaud/ Arnaud at Canterbury, dated ca. 1200-ca. 1203. [s-c4b]

Medieval silver short cross penny of Henry III, class 7a, dated 1217-1222. Moneyer Thomas, mint Canterbury [s-c7a]

LEIC-F6EF63: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Edward IV(North 1532).

LEIC-F6B4C3: COIN
Medieval silver Annulet issue groat of Henry VI.

LEIC-F68CF1: COIN
Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward III (North 1143).

Medieval silver annulet issue halfgroat of Henry VI (North 1429).

LEIC-F59AE6: DRESS HOOK
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy dress hook, 25mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 1.56 grams. The object is triangular in form and its point is turned to form a small hook. The upper edge is shaped, with three small rounded protrusions joined together by two very shallow arcs. Below this edge are two circular fixing holes, C.3mm in diameter. The surface of the object is decorated with a border of incised chevrons running down each side. The centre has 7 cup and ring marks, 5 arranged in a circle around a sixth and the seventh below this. The reverse is plain, but the cup and rings are so deeply set that at least five circular bulges can be seen on this side. Similar to B Read, 2008, Pg. 9, no. 24.

LEIC-F52483: VESSEL
Handle lug and part of drop handle from a chafing dish. Both are made from copper alloy. The drop handle is 55mm long and 36mm wide. It is rectangular in cross-section, with a short central part and two longer side parts which flare outwards diagonally. At the centre of the short part, a pear-shaped handle lug survives; this is rectangular in cross-section, with a small circular-section integral rivet at its narrower end. The handle lug is free to move along the handle. The two objects are in good condition with a brown patina and weigh 26g. Chafing dishes with this type of handle include Lewis’s Types B, C and D, which date to the 15th or 16th centuries.

LEIC-F48D14: BROOCH
An incomplete Roman copper-alloy disc brooch. The brooch is missing its pin and catchplate, as well as its upper loop and the other knobs which disc brooches with the same decoration as this example commonly have. The plate is circular and the reserved ornament consists of eight straight raised lines radiating from a central circular cell (5mm in diameter) and forming a 'Maltese' cross motif. Each alternate cell is further decorated with an arched motif emerging from the centre and resembling 'petals'. There are small specks of blue enamel in the cells without the arched motif, but no enamel survives in the other cells. There are two lugs on the back which once held the hinged pin and a small scar from the missing catch-plate. The brooch has a diameter of 25mm, a thickness of 1mm and weighs 6.6g. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina. A similarly decorated, but complete example was found in Thetford, Norfolk (Hattatt 1982, 141 no. 129, fig. 59).

Medieval silver annular brooch, 30mm in diameter. The brooch is in good condition with a silver patina and weighs 5.45 grams. The object is quite crudely made and consists of a circular sectioned loop, 2.5mm in diameter, which has a cut through it, presumably to allow for the pin. The pin begins with a flat sheet which has been folded into a circlular loop. The pin has a protruding disc forming a 'shoulder' below the loop. This has two raised borders which are decorated with a series of incised notches. The rest of the circualr sectioned pin is plain and is 32mm long and 2mm in diameter. There is no pin rest or recess.

LEIC-F2FC73: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Richard II (seaby 1699).

LEIC-F25973: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 37mm wide and 19mm high. The brooch is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 10.25grams. The object consists of the wings and the upper part of the bow, with the spring and pin missing. Each wing is decorated with a raised border on its outer edge and a single vertical raised band in its centre. The circular sectioned bow, appears plain although the whole object has a worn surface.

LEIC-F1FE95: MORTAR (VESSEL)
Medieval stone mortar, 200mm high and 350mm in diameter. The object represents just over half of a circular carved stone mortar with 60mm wide sides. It has two protruding pouring spouts carved into its upper surface.

LEIC-B6F102: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
unidentified copper alloy object, 22mm long and 6mm wide. The object is in good condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 6.43 grams. The whole object curves to form a semi circle and has a circular section which is 5mm in diameter. The object has two incised lines curving round its circumference near one end, but has no other decoration or fixings.

LEIC-B33024: SEAL MATRIX
Undated copper alloy object, 34mm long and 23mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 50.75 grams. The object consists of a thick walled cylinder which has bumps and ridges on its outer surface. The object is hollow at one end and at the other is enclosed. This end is decorated with an incised cross made up of four Lis. This is contained within a border which may have an inscription ? It is reminiscent of a jetton and may date to the same period. It seems to be some sort of roughly made seal matrix.

LEIC-B2FC74: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy brooch of Colchester derivative Polden Hill (flat wing ends type, Midlands), cf. Mackreth 2011, 4. f. Plate 47, pg. 43. It is 33mm long and 19mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 8.60 grams. The wings are short with a raised outer border and an inner raised ridge which rises to meet the bow. The spring and pin are missing, as is the lower part of the brooch. The bow is decorated with a central, beaded ridge running two thirds down its length. This terminates in a raised chevron.

LEIC-B2BC70: TOKEN
Post Medieval lead alloy token, 18mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The token is in fair condition with a grey patina and weighs 3.72grams. It is decorated on one side with a raised rope like border which contains a heart shaped motif which appears to have a plant sprouting from it. This is flanked by the initials I B.

Post Medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-A23625: COIN
Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Henry VII (seaby 2211).

LEIC-A1F287: COIN
Late Roman Siliqua (clipped) of Arcadius (AD 383-408), VIRTVS ROMANORVM, Roma seated left, Milan, AD 395-402. (RIC X, 1227)

LEIC-A1B0C4: BULLA
Medieval lead alloy papal bulla of Sixtus IV, 38mm in diameter and 5mm thick. The object is in good condition with a beige patina and a weight of 46.07 grams. The bulla shows St Peter and St Paul on one side with the inscription PPAE on two lines. The other side contains the inscription SIXTVS// PAPA// IIII over three lines.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I. (RIC 173)

LEIC-9DB027: COIN
Medieval short cross penny of Richard I, class 2 (cross pommee), moneyer Edmund, mint Lincoln, dated 1189-ca. 1190 [s-c2]

LEIC-8DE495: BROOCH
Incomplete medieval copper-alloy annular brooch, 35mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a brownish patina and weighs 4.95g. The frame is circular, flat on both sides, and 7mm wide. The upper surface is decorated with a narrow incised groove around either edge, forming a border which contains an inscription in well-spaced black-letter script. The brooch is missing about one third of its circumference, as well as its pin and any pin hole or constriction, although a small projection at the end of the inscription (after 'rex') may be the remains of a constriction. The inscription has been read by Malcom Jones, and reads [ihesus] naza * ren * rex (Jesus of Nazareth King). The stars between the letters are four-pointed diagonal crosses with wavy arms. The style of the lettering indicates a late 14th- or 15th-century date.

LEIC-8DCB50: COIN

LEIC-8DB377: COIN
Post Medieval silver sixpence? of Elizabeth I.

Post Medieval scottish silver shilling? of James VI.

LEIC-8D1F44: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Richard II, badly struck.

LEIC-8CACE7: COIN

LEIC-8C4DB6: COIN
Post Medieval silver penny of Charles I, in poor condition.

Medieval silver short cross cut farthing of the period 1180-1247. Class, moneyer and mint cannot be determined [s-c]

Medieval silver long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III, class 3a-c, dated 1248-1250, mint Newcastle, moneyer uncertain [l-c3].

LEIC-8BA083: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Antoninus Pius (RIC 76?).

LEIC-8AE464: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Trajan (RIC 116).

LEIC-8AC854: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Domitian (RIC 52).

LEIC-772435: FLANGED AXEHEAD
Early Bronze Age copper alloy flanged axe, 76mm long and 38mm wide. The axe is in a fair condition, having patches of surface intact but also suffering from Bronze disease, and weighs 77grams. The object is symmetrical from each side and consists of a rounded blade, 36mm wide. From here the shaft tapers inwards until it is 23mm wide. From this point the axe is rectangular in form and tapers outwards in thickness from 7mm to 11mm wide. 30mm from its other edge it begins to taper inwards until it is 4mm thick at its tip. The rectangular shaped portion of the axe has raised flanges on each side, with one side more prounounced.

LEIC-76EDE1: BUTTON
Early post Medieval copper alloy button, 10mm in diameter and 12mm deep. The object is in good condition, with a bronze patina, and weighs 3.34grams. The object is spherical with a flatterned lower surface and appears to be solid. It has the remains of an integral loop protruding from the middle of its base. The loop is formed from a sheet and has a circular hole cut out of it. It has scratches all over one side suggesting it was hand finished.

LEIC-76AF97: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 23mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in a fair condition, with a damaged surface and a green patina, and weighs 2.09 grams. The object is 'diamond' shaped and is slightly domed. It is missing most of its original surface, but appears to have had a lattice work decoration contained within a border with a central circular motif. The reverse has traces of a rectangular sectioned iron rivet.

Medieval lead alloy weight, 30mm in diameter and 21mm high. The object is in fair condition with a Grey patina and weighs 97 Grams. The object is roughly domed in section and has a very uneven surface. It has a circular hole, 5mm in diameter, running diagonally from its upper centre to near its lower edge. The circular underside is recessed with a border 2mm wide and 4mm deep.

LEIC-753321: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy mount, 28mm in diameter and 8mm high. The object is in fair condition with a reddish/brown patina and weighs 8.39 Grams. It consists of a domed circle of thick copper alloy, 2.5-3mm thick, which has a thin circular shaft protruding from each side of its base. One shaft is now broken but the other appears intact and tapers to a point, suggesting it would have held the object in place.The surface of the dome has some original surface left which has a blackish/green coating suggesting a medieval date.

LEIC-750683: STAMP
Post Medieval lead alloy printing block, 23mm long and 14mm wide. The object is in good condition with a silver/grey patina and weighs 32.68 grams. It is rectangular in form and square in section. It is carved with a human head which has flowing locks and appears to have a moustache. He has a flower like jewel on his forehead. To the sides are what appear to be scrollwork.

LEIC-2250D7: HARNESS FITTING
Early Medieval (Anglo-Scandinavian) copper alloy strap junction, 48mm long and 18mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 13.02 grams. The object is worn and is missing one edge. It consists of a semi-circular sectioned shaft which has a central raised semi-spherical boss, 7mm in diameter and 5mm deep. This is flanked on each side by a small rounded protrusion. The undamaged end tapers outwards and has a triangular shaped terminal with each point terminating in a rounded knop. A cicular hole, 10mm in diameter, fills most of this end. The other end is missing but the curve of the hole can still be seen.

Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 46mm long and 18mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 9.16 grams. The brooch is missing its pin, spring and catchplate and consists of two short arms with raised borders at their outer edge. The bow is plain apart from a ridge running its length. The bow terminates with a spherical knop.

LEIC-21FDE2: COIN
Medieval silver half groat of Henry VII (Seaby 2211).

medieval silver penny of Edward? inscription lost so not sure which monarch.

Medieval silver short cross penny of classes 1-2, kings Henry II or Richard I, dated 1180 - ca. 1190, moneyer Rauf, mint by default London, Exeter or Northampton. [s-c1-2]

LEIC-1FAC08: COIN
Copper alloy nummus of Diocletian, dating to c. AD 302-303 (Reece Period 15). Reverse: GENIO POPVLI ROMANI. Mint of Trier. RIC VI, p. 196, no. 519a.

LEIC-1F7097: GAMING PIECE
Medieval lead alloy gaming piece or token, 28mm in diameter and 9mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 25.28 grams. The object has a flat base with a gently tapering upper side. This is decorated with concentric ridges and has a central raised circular boss.

LEIC-1F5782: SPINDLE WHORL
Early Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 33mm in diameter and 8mm thick and weighing 41.63 grams. The whorl is circular in form with a D shaped cross section. with a central hole which is 10mm in diameter. There is no sign of any decoration on any surface. The whorl fits Walton Rogers form A1, which she dates to 500-1000AD.

LEIC-0C92A5: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I?

LEIC-0BEAD7: SEAL MATRIX
Medieval lead alloy seal matrix, 27mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is in good condition with a cream patina and weighs 13.84 grams. The object is circular and has no obvious suspension loop or 'gripping' protrusion thats expected on a matrix. It is decorated on one side with a wide inscribed border with a central circular motif. The centre is divided into quarters and each has incised diagonal lines filling it. The inscription has some letters upside down and some not reversed, it appears to say PATRICHPRENDS.

LEIC-0B6342: MOUNT
Early Medieval? copper alloy trilobed mount, 15mm wide and 19mm high. The object is in a fair condition with a dark grey/brown patina and weighs 4.71 grams. The object consists of three short rectangular cross sectioned shafts with splayed, trilobed terminals. Their upper surface appears to have raised linear decoration but is quite worn. It has a triangle formed by converging raised lines in its centre. The object has a short circular sectioned shaft, C.6mm long, emerging from the centre of its base. The shaft terminates with two broken protrusions which appear to curve outwards, perhaps forming a loop? The decoration is similar to Late Early Medieval period brooches and mounts, which could suggest a similar date for this piece and its form suggests harness fitting perhaps?

LEIC-0AE947: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Edward III? 1351-77. The edges have been worn away taking most of the inscription.

Late roman copper alloy nummus.

LEIC-0A29D1: COIN

LEIC-09D1C8: MOUNT
A fragment of gilded copper alloy 16mm long and 14mm wide. It is in good condition with a green patina, and weighs 2.13g. The fragment is roughly T-shaped, and has a raised border c. 2 mm thick around a panel of chip-carved interlace; the interlace has traces of gilding. On the reverse are the remains of a rectangular-section attachment lug 4mm long and 2mm thick. Susan Youngs has suggested that it may be a fragment of strap-union, attached to a leather strap by passing the lug through a slit in the leather and then threading a pin through a hole in the lug. This object may belong to a group of similar strap or harness fittings which includes an example recorded on the PAS database from Freckenham, Suffolk (SF8875). They date to the eighth or ninth century and have Irish affinities, but may have been spread to England by later Viking activity. The object has been donated to Leicestershire Museums by the finder. Leicestershire Museums also hold a more complete example of a similar object, from Newton Linford

LEIC-E31A31: MOUNT
Medieval? copper alloy bar 41mm long and 9mm deep. The object is in good condition with a green/brown patina and weighs 5.83grams. The object consists of a central open circle 8mm in diameter. This is flanked on either side by a bar made up of semi-circular shapes which have splayed terminals. One side appears complete and has two semi-circles which terminate in a straight edge, whilst the other side has one and a half semi-circles. There are small traces of gilding in patches. The object resembles a purse bar or some sort of swivel fitting but I can't find a parallel.

LEIC-E28064: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy mount, 39mm long and 22mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 5.28 grams. The object is sub rectangular in form with an inverted triangular protrusion in the centre of one of its long edges. Opposite this is another broken off protrusion with a rectangular form. It has four slight protrusions of triangular form, one on either side of the central ones. There are three rivets in a row in the centre of the object which protrude slightly. The object is probably a belt mount.

LEIC-E22F52: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle and plate, 30mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brownish patina and weighs 5.8 grams. The buckle is sub rectangular, with rounded upper and lower sides. It has a straight, wide rectangular sectioned pin rest which has traces of incised lines decorating it. It has a recessed pin bar with rounded terminals. The plate is wrapped around this so that it is of equal length both sides and it has a small hole to fit the pin which is encrusted with iron corrosion. The plate is plain except for two rivet holes drilled into the corners of each section.

LEIC-E18F05: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle plate, 43mm long and 19mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a dark green patina and weighs 9.16 grams. The object is roughly rectangular with damaged edges and consists of two plates joined by five rivets, one in each corner and one centrally placed.

LEIC-E11618: STIRRUP
Anglo-Scandinavian copper alloy stirrup mount, 42mm long and 29mm wide. The object is quite worn with a green patina and weighs 15.93grams. The object is roughly diamond shaped with a central depression which echoes its shape. It has three circular knops; one elongated knop on the upper edge which contains a rivet and one on each side which appears to have iron staining in the centre. Towards its base is a further central rivet with a large area of iron staining which is flanked by semi-circular bulges in the lower edge, 5mm high. The lower edge is flanged, 8mm wide, but has no rivet holes. The mount is of Class A type 13 and closely matches examples 338-340 (Williams, D. Late saxon stirrup-strap mounts)

A Medieval to Post Medieval lead alloy weight, 20mm high and 20mm in diameter. The weight is in fair condition with a cream patina and patches of iron staining. It has been roughly made and is conical in form. The cone is 16mm in diameter at its base and below this is a protruding disc 20mm in diameter and C. 3mm thick. It has traces of an iron suspension loop in the top of the cone and weighs 21.34 grams.

LEIC-6561C5: WEIGHT
Two Medieval to Post Medieval lead alloy weights, both are identical in form with one being slightly larger. The small one is 18mm high and 27mm in diameter with a weight of 80grams and the larger one is 20mm high and 28mm in diameter with a weight of 95grams. They are both in fair condition with a cream patina and patches of iron staining. They have circular bases with inward tapering sides and each has traces of an iron suspension loop in the centre of their upper surface. The similarity suggests they are part of a set.

LEIC-655DB6: WEIGHT
Undated lead weight, 32mm long and 30mm wide with a weight of 65grams. The object is in fair condition with a greyish patina. It has a roughly finished surface and is oval in form with an oval hole, c.9mm in diameter, just off centre.

Roman silver denarius of Hadrian. The coin is missing about a third of its surface and has iron coloured corrosion.

LEIC-653BD4: COIN
Early Post Medieval silver sovereign penny of Henry VII. Minted by Bishop Sherwood of Durham. (Seaby 2231)

LEIC-653212: VESSEL
A Roman greyware rim sherd from a large storage jar. It is 87mm long and 36mm wide and weighs 41.69 grams.

LEIC-652A05: VESSEL
Roman mortaria rim fragment, 82mm long and 41mm wide with a weight of 65grams. The mortaria is a Mancetter-Hartshill type.

Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 23mm long and 13mm wide. The object is in a poor condition with a brownish patina. It represents the upper part of a plain bow brooch and is missing its pin and the whole area of the catchplate.

LEIC-649E12: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy token, 23mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a cream patina and a weight of 6.92grams. The token is decorated on one side with a raised openwork design of six 'petals' radiating from the centre. The reverse is plain.

LEIC-6499C2: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy and enamel horse harness pendant, 45mm long and 27mm wide. The object is in a fair condition and weighs 8.09grams. It is shield shaped and has a suspension loop centrally placed on its upper edge. It is decorated with five left facing 'rook like' birds which are surrounded by red enamel. The birds are divided into two rows, three at the top and two at the bottom, by a broad raised horizontal band.

Post Medieval? copper alloy trade weight,26mm in diameter and 5mm thick. The object is in good condition and has a dark brown patina. It has tapering sides and a raised upper border. It is stamped with a crown surrounded by a border of raised dots. There is a possible G stamped over the central circle, which would suggest a Georgian date?

A heavily corroded silver Roman denarius of Sabina (Ad 128-137), dating to the period AD 128-137 (Reece period 6). Uncertain reverse type depicting a standing female figure left, possibly holding a patera, perhaps Concordia or similar. Mint of Rome.

Medieval silver penny, possibly of Richard II.

LEIC-647F30: ARROWHEAD
Neolithic transverse? flint arrowhead, 29mm long 23mm wide and 4mm thick. The arrowhead is made from a dark brown flint and it triangular with fine working down each side.

LEIC-636197: FLAKE
Neolithic? flint blade like flake, 29mm long and 15mm wide with a weight of 0.97grams. The flake is made of dark brown flint and is in good condition

LEIC-635E03: BUCKLE
Medieval? copper alloy buckle,16mm long and 5mm wide with a weight of 1.23grams. The object is in fair condition with a brownish patina. The buckle is rectangular in form and very plain. It has three thick sub-rectangular sectioned sides and one thinner, recessed edge.

LEIC-635A03: STRAP FITTING
Post Medieval copper alloy gilded sword-belt mount, 35mm wide and 28mm high with a weight of 6.50grams. The object is in fair condition with a beige/green patina. It consists of a central oval suspension loop from which hangs a sub- rectangular plate, which is decorated with four raised horizontal lines. The reverse has a circular rivet, 3mm in length and diameter, at each end. On each lower edge of this plate was an almond-shaped protrusion. The right one is missing, but the surviving left one is decorated with an engraved flower above two leaves. The whole surface of the object has been gilded and large patches of this remain.

Roman copper alloy Hod Hill brooch, 33mm long and 13mm wide with a weight of 3.41grams. The brooch is in poor condition and has a greenish patina. It is missing its pin but has a semi-circular recess in the upper edge where this would have been positioned. The brooch has no apparent decoration and has been bent in half. It tapers in width from 13mm to C.2mm at its base and has a central raised ridge running its length.

LEIC-635071: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 25-27mm in diameter, 6mm thick and weighing 22.83 grams. The whorl is in a fair condition with a beige patina. It has a rectangular section with a central hole 9mm in diameter and is completely plain.

Roman copper alloy and silver enamelled hinged T-shaped, 'sawfish' T shaped brooch, 37.5mm long and 23.5mm wide. The brooch is in good condition with a silvered patina. The brooch has a hinged pin, of which a small length remains intact. It is set into circular sectioned arms which are decorated on each side with a single diagonal incised line. The bow tapers slightly in width towards the base and has decoration contained within two vertical incised lines which form an outer border down its length. At the top is a raised almond shaped motif which is decorated with an incised chevron. Below this, and running the length of the bow, are two lines of triangular depressions which have traces of red enamel in them. The brooch terminates in a raised plain circular foot, 6mm in diameter. Behind this is a short but intact catch plate. The outside edges of the bow are also decorated with small triangular protrusions running most of its length.

LEIC-6347E3: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle, 18mm wide and 18mm high with a thickness of 5mm. The object is in a good condition with a brown patina. The object consists of a recessed circular pin bar which makes up one edge of the buckle. It is joined to two circular sectioned, semi-circular sides which terminate in large spherical knops. Between these knops is a narrow pin roller which is the same thickness as the knops.

LEIC-634105: GIRDLE HANGER
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy girdle hanger fragment, 31mm wide and 21mm high with a weight of 8.22grams. The object is in a fair condition with a pitted greenish surface. It represents the lower end of a hanger and is roughly rectangular in shape and is uniformly 3mm thick. It has possible traces of a border made up of punched circles. The upper edge of the object has a protrusion 8mm high and 5mm wide at each edge and in the centre are the remains of the broken off shaft which was C.6mm wide.

LEIC-62A8D5: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantinus I.

LEIC-628DE2: COIN
British Iron age silver unit, North eastern, boar/horse type. VA855/BM3202.

LEIC-3C9170: BELL
Medieval or post medieval? copper alloy and gold bell, 27mm in diameter and 33mm high. The bell is in a poor condition with green corrosion and a reddish patina. The bell is made up of two semi spherical sections, one having an integral rectangular sectioned shaft. The shaft is 11mm long and 4mm wide and has no obvious suspension fixings. The section of the bell with the shaft is plain and has a small circular hole near its edge. The other section is decorated with a cross shape formed of two crossing bands made up of two incised lines. In the centre of these is a small indented circle. The bell has thick patches of gilding especially around the decoration. There is a small fragment of the 'clapper' inside, which can't be seen. The bells shape is reminiscent of medieval bells, although a parallel can't be found.

LEIC-3B7CD8: BUTTON
Post Medieval silver button, 13mm in diameter and 3mm thick with a weight of 0.55 grams. The button is octagonal in form and domed. Its surface is divided into eight sections by thin threads of raised metal which form petals or teardrops around a central spherical boss. Within each of these sections is a twisted metal thread which fills the area, terminating in a swirl. The reverse is plain except for a soldered loop.

LEIC-3B5131: BUCKLE
Late Medieval copper alloy 'locking' buckle, 40mm long and 33mm wide with a weight of 12.85 grams. The buckle is in fair condition with a pale green patina. It consists of a rectangular frame which has an off centre semi-circular protrusion, 6mm thick, which is drilled to take a wide pin bar. The bar itself is oval in form and much wider than the hole. It has an integral pointed pin attached to it. Protruding from the buckle, in line with the pin bar, is a rounded curving shaft which terminates in a spherical knop. It is bent around the buckle like a fish hook and probably held something such as a purse. The pin rest is integral and has a triangular form, so that from the front it appears rectangular and from below it tapers towards the upper edge of the buckle.

LEIC-3B26F5: BUCKLE
Early Post Medieval copper alloy double looped buckle, 51mm long and 41mm wide with a weight of 9.15 grams. The buckle consists of two sub-circular loops with a shared bar. Each loop widens towards the central, triangular pin rests. The frame has a slightly hollow reverse and a semi-circular sectioned pin, which is bent around the bar. White-metal coating.

LEIC-3B08A4: COIN
Post Medieval silver shilling of William III.

LEIC-3ACC13: COIN
Post Medieval Irish brass or latten gunmoney shilling of James II dated march 1689 or 90.

LEIC-3AB132: COIN

Post Medieval silver groat of Henry VIII.

Early Post Medieval copper alloy trade weight, 25mm in diameter and 4.5mm thick. The weight is in a fair condition with slight damage and agreen patina. It has slightly tapering sides which terminate in a raised border on its upper side. This is punched with three symbols, the sword of London the ewer of the guild of Brasiers and the Royal cipher which is a crown with a C below it for Charles I. (?)Half ounce standard.

British Iron age copper alloy Stater core of Vep Corf, (north eastern) (VA940/BM3299).

Medieval silver penny of Edward III (1327 - 1377)

LEIC-381ED3: COIN

LEIC-3B3EF2: SPEARHEAD
Bronze age copper alloy spearhead/arrowhead tip, 50mm long and 13mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 8.91 grams. It has a lozenge shaped section comprising of a tapering circular shaft with flared blade.

LEIC-3B2E87: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy headstud brooch, 38mm long and 13mm wide. The brooch is in good condition with a dark green patina and weighs 7.20 grams. The brooch is a headstud type with a narrow hinged head. It has most of its catchplate intact but the pin is missing. It is decorated with a line of yellow diamond enamelled cells running its length which are flanked by red triangular cells. these are interupted by a sub rectangular plain protrusion just above half way down its length. The brooch terminates with a plain flared foot.

Roman copper alloy trumpet derivitive brooch, 29mm long and 8mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition, missing its base and has a brown patina. It weighs 4.62 grams. The object consists of the upper part of a brooch with a circular shaft which has decoration in the form of an indentation above a slight bulge near the top of the bow, which terminates in a flat circular plate. It has no pin but it would have been attached to the large lug behind the narrow head.

LEIC-3B09C1: MOUNT
Medieval? copper alloy mount, 47mm long and wide and 1mm thick. The object is in a fair condition, being bent and has a brown patina. It weighs 19.97 grams and is octagonal in form with traces of gilding in parts. It appears to be decorated with a quartered coat of arms consisting of two fields of three plantagenet lions and two of three fleur de lis. There are no obvious fixing holes or rivets.

LEIC-3AEBD5: STRAP FITTING
Medieval copper alloy belt fitting, 24mm long and 16mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 4.22 grams. The object consists of a circular sectioned loop which has four triangular protrusions forming a cross shaped space inside the loop. The object has a suspension loop with integral rivet attached. It is very similar to fig.1189 in Egan, dress accessories.

LEIC-3AB227: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy strap end 23mm long and 14mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 3.09 grams. The object represents the lower part of a three part composite strap end which has no remaining decoration. It has a rounded lower edge which has a central pointed terminal, with a rivet above it.

LEIC-3A7B17: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle and plate, 31mm long and 10mm wide. The object is in a fair condition and weighs 2.07 grams. The object consists of a plain circular buckle with a slightly recessed pin rest which is attached to a sturdy forked spacer, 20mm long.

LEIC-3A5EC4: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle, 17mm long and wide and 4mm thick. The buckle is in good condition and weighs 2.89 grams. The buckle is rectangular in form and has a recessed pin bar with a thick oval sectioned pin rest which is decorated with incised lines. It is similar to Fig. 84 in Wjitehead, R Buckles.1250-1800.

LEIC-3A4A53: PLATE BROOCH
Roman copper alloy zoomorphic bird brooch, 24mm long and 8mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 2.36 grams. The brooch is in the form of a bird with a triangular sectioned body which is trapezoidal in form and is decorated with triangular shaped depressions which may have held enamel. Its tail, also trapezoidal in form has been bent slightly. It is missing its pin and hinge. similar to fig. 1157 in Hattatts ancient brooches.

LEIC-3A3A92: STRAP FITTING
Medieval copper alloy suspension loop, 25mm long and 23mm wide. It is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 5.03 grams. The object consists of a circular sectioned loop which widens to accomodate a circular hole. This is flanked on each side by decorated shoulders which have a triangular section and are decorated with chevron shaped incisions.

LEIC-3A2AC4: KNIFE
Medieval copper alloy and iron knife pommel, 16mm long and wide and 8mm deep. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and iron staining, it weighs 5.54 grams. The object is in the form of a curved V. Each side is oval in section and curves slightly outwards they merge together in the middle becoming rectangular in section. Below this arectangular iron blade emerges for a few millimetres.

LEIC-39F3A4: SCABBARD
Medieval copper-alloy scabbard chape 36mm long and 34mm wide. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 9.82 grams. The object is made up of a one sheet which is folded to form a V shape. Each terminal has a triangular upper shaped surface with a rivet in its centre. The lower part has a rectangular decorated base. The base has a central trefoil protrusion one side of uts upper edge and is decorated with two sets of incised diagonal lines running from a central vertical incised line. The other side may have once had trefoil decoration but is now missing. Below this it is incised with three crossing lines which may form a Chi Rho? The object is very similar to fig. 575 in Egan, Medieval dress accessories.

Roman copper alloy reduced nummus

Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine?

LEIC-148FF5: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine.

Roman copper alloy sestertius of Marcus Aurelius. (Sear 4975)

Medieval silver half penny of Henry VI? (leaf on bust) heavily clipped.

LEIC-137AD7: COIN
Medieval silver voided long cross half penny of Henry III.

Medieval silver voided long cross half penny of Henry III.

Post Medieval silver scottish twenty pence of Charles I. (Seaby 5586)

Post Medieval silver half groat of Charles I. (Seaby 2810)

LEIC-12AC88: COIN
A silver Venetian soldino of Doge Michael Steno.

LEIC-11E6F0: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Marcus Aurelius?

LEIC-7D9184: WEIGHT
Medieval? lead alloy weight or spindle whorl, 36mm long and 23mm in diameter. The object is in a fair condition with a cream patina and weighs 110 grams. The object is completely plain and forms a thick roughly formed tube with slightly rounded edges.

LEIC-7D79A8: STRAP FITTING
Early Post Medieval copper alloy belt fitting, 38mm long, 20mm wide and 4mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.68 grams. The object is in the form of a double headed snake which forms an S shape. It has a semi-circular section and is decorated with raised cross hatching, forming scales. At each end there is a snake like head with a raised area for the eyes.

LEIC-7C6913: THIMBLE
Medieval copper alloy thimble, 19mm high, 22mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 8.32 grams. The thimble has evenly spaced drilled circular recesses covering its surface.

LEIC-7BA6C0: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 14mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a cream patina and weighs 3.93grams. The whorl is plain and has a rectangular section with a large central hole 4mm wide.

LEIC-7B9082: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 33mm in diameter and 6mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a beige patina and weighs 35.09grams. The whorl is plain and tapers slightly in width towards the edge and has a central hole 6.5mm wide.

LEIC-7B0AB5: COIN

LEIC-7AEB81: COIN

Medieval silver penny, very worn and clipped.

LEIC-2F0137: SLEEVE CLASP
Early Medieval (Anglo-Saxon) copper alloy wrist clasp, 28mm long, 17mm wide and 2mm thick. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 4.40 grams. The object is rectangular in form and cross section and has a centrally placed projecting rectangular catch with oval perforation. In each opposite corner are semi-circular projecting sewing loops or lugs, with 2mm diameter holes. The surface of the object is decorated with 4 incised lines running the length of the object.

LEIC-2E9675: MOUNT
Medieval or Post Medieval mount, 36mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is in good condition with a greyish patina and weighs 14.75grams. It is in the form of a large Tudor rose with three layers of petals and appears to be made of pewter. It has three tapering fixing rivets arranged in a line across its reverse which suggests its a harness decoration.

LEIC-2E3F01: KEY (LOCKING)
Roman copper-alloy key handle. It is a fleur-de-lys type of handle and has three rounded lobes, with a small rounded knop on the upper edge of the upper lobe. The lobes sit on a rectangular collar which is decorated with two horizontal moulded ridges. The handle has snapped at this point and has some further damage. It is 40mm long, 26mm wide, 6mm thick and weighs 13.62g. The object is in good condition with a green patina. A similar key handle, but with a pair of leaves at the base of the fleur-de-lys is known from excavations in Colchester (Crummy 1983, 126 no. 4161 fig. 142).

LEIC-2B3260: DRESS HOOK
Post Medieval copper alloy dress hook, 18.5mm longa nd 17mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 1.46 grams. The object is a flat circle with a rectangular loop on its upper side. It is decorated with a cherubic face set in a border flower motifs. The lower part is missing and has taken some of the border away when it has snapped off. B Read, 2008, Pg. 92, No. 323.

LEIC-2B0207: BUTTON
Post Medieval lead alloy tombac button, 15mm in diameter and 8mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina. The button is of the nipple type having a slightly domed surface with a small central dome or nipple. The reverse is flat with a casting line running across it and it has the remains of a circular shaft, 4mm in diameter.

LEIC-2AA065: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 23mm long, 13mmm wide and 4mm deep. The object is in a good condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 2.42 grams. It made up of a central hollow dome which has four lines of raised squares along its centre. On each end is a small circular protrusion with a rivet through its centre.

Roman copper alloy nummus

LEIC-27FF95: COIN
Roman Silver siliqua, heavily clipped, of the House of Theodosius (Arcadius or Honorius), probably VIRTVS ROMANORVM, probably Milan, AD 395-402. RIC X c.f. 1227-8

LEIC-27D3C5: COIN
Roman copper alloy As of Hadrian?

LEIC-27C9E6: COIN
A Roman copper-alloy radiate of the House of Constantine, dating to AD 330 - 335. Reece period 17. VRBS ROMA obverse with wolf and twins reverse type.

LEIC-276BB2: COIN
post medieval Dutch indian gold coin. [low countries]

LEIC-EA2B76: COIN
Silver, penny, Aethelred II (978-1016), helmet type (N775), c.1003-1009, Mint: London?, Moneyer: Eadmund, North 1994, 159, pl.13.

LEIC-6C4D68: COIN
post medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-6BE9A1: MOUNT
Roman or Medieval copper alloy conical stud, 58mm long and 22mm in diameter. The object is in good condition with a pale green patina and weighs 46.6 grams. The object consists of a cone which has a straight sided base, C. 5mm wide. The base has a circular sectioned tapering shaft emerging from its centre which is 26mm long and 5mm in diameter where it joins the stud.

LEIC-6B5F10: ARROWHEAD
Late Neolithic oblique flint arrowhead, 48mm long and 24mm wide. The object is in good condition with a pale brown patina and weighs 5.49 grams. The arrowhead has two slightly curving sides which are covered in very fine re-touch. The base has a crescent shape with one edge sitting slightly lower than the other.

LEIC-6B39E4: COIN
Iron age stater copy, north eastern uninscribed ferriby type. Similar to Hobbs 3173/VA 811, except no sign of pellets in front of horse.

LEIC-582AE7: DRESS HOOK
Early Post Medieval dress hook, 25mm long and 13mm wide. The object has a green patina from corrosion and is in fair condition, weighing 1.92 grams. The object consists of a circular plate which has what appears to be a Tudor-rose motif filling most of it. It has a rectangular strap loop, 10mm long and 5mm high, just above. The hook emerges from the base and has a semi-circular section, this has snapped off after c5mm.

LEIC-581BE5: BEAD
Undated blue glass bead, 8mm in diameter and weighing 0.46 grams. The bead has a central hole 3mm in diametr and its surface is rough and pitted. It could be Roman or Saxon?

LEIC-57B291: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy composite strapend, 25mm long and 14mm wide. The object is in fair condition and weighs 2.91 grams. The object consists of a forked spacer with two subrectangular sheets, which have shaped upper and lower edges. The lower edge has a central pointed protrusion and has a rivet hole just above it. The upper edge is formed of a shallow W shape and has a rivet just beneath its centre. The object appears to be undecorated, although its surface is in a poor condition. On the lower part of one side you can see traces of the central sheet around the rivet.

LEIC-577802: SLEEVE CLASP
Copper-alloy object, probably a bar from a large and unusual early Anglo-Saxon sleeve clasp, 44mm long and 10mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 10.38g. The object consists of a long shaft which is divided into five panels. Three (one central and one at either end) are square, thick and flat with a rectangular cross-section and raised borders, 1mm thick. Inside these squares are what appears to be relief ornament forming two triangular or L-shaped raised motifs, arranged to form a broken square. These square panels alternate with two short straight-sided shafts with semi-circular cross-sections. These are decorated with a narrow incised line running transversely (horizontally as photographed) along each edge. Inside these is a wide area which has a concave central strip. The reverse is solid and has two integral rectangular-sectioned rivets, one at the centre of each rectangular terminal; one has been bent inwards and upwards towards the reverse but the other extends c. 6mm from the reverse surface. The object is similar in form to NMS-414241, a bar with separate copper-alloy rivets from a clasp of Hines (1993) Form B13a, B14a or B17a. NMS-96AD87 is another example of a riveted bar, but this time with iron rivets. The relief ornament on the square panel can be compared to slightly different four-part motifs found particularly on B12 clasps (e.g. Hines 1993, figs 90 and 93; also see e.g. SF9828). Hines dates all of these types to the late 5th to mid 6th centuries.

LEIC-573772: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 20mm long and 15 mm wide. The mount is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 0.82 grams. The object consists of an undecorated openwork lozenge which is 3mm wide. It has two intact rivets, one at each upper and lower edge.

LEIC-563FD5: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy disc brooch fragment, 26mm long and 19mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a brown patina and weighs 3.66 grams. The fragment represents the middle section of the brooch, there is no surface decoration or enamel intact but the edges have a raised curved border, 1.5mm wide. The reverse has the catchplate and two pin lugs intact and mounted on a raised platform of metal which tapers slightly in width. There are faint traces of of the pin in between the two lugs, but the rest is missing.

LEIC-19D8C2: COIN
A Roman copper-alloy nummus of the House of Constantine, dating to AD 333-337. Reece Period 17. GLORIA EXERCITVS, reverse type shows two soldiers with one standard.

LEIC-19C3F2: COIN
A Roman copper-alloy nummus of the House of Constantine, dating to AD 333-337. Reece Period 17. GLORIA EXERCITVS, reverse type shows two soldiers with one standard.

Roman copper alloy nummus of Valens (AD 364-78), dating to AD 367-78 (Reece Period 19), SECVRITAS REI PVBLICAE, Victory advancing left. Mint of Arles. LRBC p. 56, no. 528/533.

LEIC-18D5A5: TOKEN
Post Medieval copper alloy token farthing.

Medieval silver voided long cross cut halfpenny. The position of the R on the obverse, the almond shaped eyes and the style of the hair suggests calles 5c-h, 1250-c.1275. [l-c5].

Roman or Medieval? boars head mount, 25mm wide and 23mm high. The object is in fair condition with a green patina, and patches of red corrosion product, and weighs 14.16 grams. The object consists of a right facing boars head with mouth slightly open. The face has been very realistically carved and shows eye, ear and tuft of bristles on the top of the head. The left edge of the object is formed by a collar 2mm wide around the boars neck. The reverse is hollow and has a central conical shaft, 12mm long and 7mm in diameter at the base, tapering to 3mm at its tip.

LEIC-15DC10: SPEARHEAD
Bronze age ? copper alloy Spear head, 39mm long and 11mm wide. The object is in good condition with a dark brown patina and weighs 4.76 grams. The arrow has a tapering shaft which begins 6mm in diameter and continues up to its tip where its about 3mm in diameter. It has a ridge running down the centre on both sides. The 'blades' are curved giving it an almond shape, and has a chamferred point 2mm wide. The object is still sharp along these edges.

LEIC-1529C1: MINIATURE OBJECT
A Roman copper-alloy miniature hafted axe. The handle is circular in section and has three incised transverse lines on one face near to its base. The axe head gently tapers and is 9mm wide at the blade edge and is 2mm thick. There are traces of a central horizontal line across the head on both sides. It is 27mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 4.13 grams.

LEIC-14F4F8: SPOON
Roman silver spoon handle, 104mm long, and 4mm in diameter. The object is in good condition with a silver patina and weighs 5.81 grams. It has a tapering circular sectioned shaft which terminates in line with a rectangular sectioned curve, 10mm wide, which bends up towards the missing bowl.

LEIC-05C243: HAIR PIN
Roman copper alloy hair pin, 84mm long and 8mm wide. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 8.57 grams. It consists of a circular shaft, 4mm in diameter, which is centrally decorated with three incised loops, 15mm apart. The pin head is in the form of a bird, either a chicken or a dove? The bird is perched on the end of the pin and has a solid kinked leg. It has a rectangular body and fanned tail. The body has one cup and ring mark at the front of each side and the tail has a central one in its upper surface. It has a curving neck and large round head with a pointy beak and a further cup and ring for its eye. The shaft of the pin has snapped cleanly off at the point of a fourth incised loop.

Roman copper alloy trumpet brooch, 49mm long and 11mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition with a green patina and weighs 9.57 grams. The brooch is missing most of its spring, thouogh one coil on each side is present. The body has an arrow shaped decoration on its upper quarter and has a rounded protrusion forming its neck. The brooch is rather plain and has an intact catchplate, 21mm long and 10mm wide at the catch.

Roman copper alloy crossbow brooch, 72mm long and 51mm wide. The brooch is intact with a brown patina and weighs 29.77grams. The brooch consists of a hexagonal sectioned arm which has angular rounded terminals. The bow has a triangular section and terminates with another angular roundel. The bow follows a semi-circular course and becomes square in section where it joins the catchplate. This is contained within a square sectioned shaft and the pin is accomodated by a tapering slit down one side.

Roman silver denarius of Severus Alexander, RIC55, 7899 Sear.

LEIC-04FDA3: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Allectus (AD 293-6) (Reece Period 14), VIRTVS AVG, Galley left, no waves, with Victory standing at bows holding wreath and palm. C Mint, QC. RIC V, pt 2, -. This coin is included in Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

LEIC-04BCE8: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine I, RIC232b.

Medieval silver groat of Henry VI first reign, rosette-mascle issue.

LEIC-006351: STUD
Medieval copper alloy stud, 38mm in diameter and 16mm deep. The stud has a dark green patina and is quite worn with broken edges. Its upper surface is slightly domed and it has a thick, short rivet 16mm in diameter and 10mm long.

Post Medieval Elizabethan silver sixpence.

LEIC-EB7520: HAIR PIN
Roman copper alloy hairpin head 52mm long and 4mm wide.

LEIC-C11BB2: NAIL CLEANER
Roman copper alloy nail cleaner with lugs at the neck.The nail cleaner is decorated with three rectangular indentations surrounded by dotted circles. It is 44mm long and 15mm wide.

LEIC-C0BF46: COIN
Medieval silver farthing, The mullet indicates that it is Scottish.

LEIC-821AF6: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Neolithic flint scraper, 32mm long 22mm wide and 9mm deep. The flake has a dark brown patina and weighs 8.10 grams. It has fine re touch along one edge.

LEIC-814AA6: FLAKE
Neolithic flint retouched blade like flake, 28mm long 22mm wide and 6mm deep. The flake has a dark brown patina and weighs 4.28 grams.

LEIC-8137E3: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Neolithic flint scraper, 43mm long 31mm wide and 16mm deep. The scraper has a dark brown patina and weighs 21.89 grams.

LEIC-80F471: BEAD
Undated glass bead, 9mm long and 4mm wide. The bead has been crudely made and weighs 0.26 grams. It is a pale turquoise colour and has an oval form with a rectangular section. The central hole is 'lemon' shaped, a circle with pointed edges.

LEIC-80CD07: COIN
Medieval silver penny.

LEIC-71DD07: COIN
Roman copper alloy As or Dupondius of Commodus.

LEIC-71B3F1: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy mount, 50mm long and 28mm wide. The object has a green/red patina with traces of a blackened surface and is in fair condition. It is in the form of a crudely worked thistle with a sub oval central section which is 2mm thick. Its upper edge is made up of a trapezoidal shape which has incised lines radiating from its base. The base of the mount has an oval shaped terminal which is domed. The reverse has the remains of three rectangular sectioned rivets, 5mm long and 2mm wide. There is one at each end which has survived for at least 5mm and the faint trace of a central one.

LEIC-7182A4: VESSEL
Roman central Gaulish samian sherd, 37mm long and 29mm wide. The object has a good orange patina and weighs 11.42grams. The sherd forms part of the circular foot of a wide bowl with steeply raised centre, probably from a drag 31 bowl.

LEIC-7151B8: SPINDLE WHORL
Early Medieval? stone spindle whorl fragment, 27mm in diameter long and 21mm wide and weighs 9.52 grams.. The object is circular in form (incomplete) and sub circular in cross section. It has a pale yellow/grey patina and is probably made from sand or lime stone. What remains of the central hole is 10mm wide. Its form is an elongated version of Walton Rogers form B, though it is slightly narrower on one edge than the other so could fit form A2. It is most similar to eg.2545, fig.9.3 p.284 in Evans D.H. and Loveluck, C. 'life and economy at Early Medieval Flixborough'

LEIC-7130F4: SPINDLE WHORL
Roman or Saxon ceramic spindle whorl, 38.5mm in diameter and 10mm thick. The object is in fair condition with some wear. It has a pinkish/grey patina and weighs 15.73 grams. The whorl has a central hole 8mm in diameter and appears to have been formed from a thick pottery sherd.

LEIC-70F735: MOUNT
Iron age or Roman? copper alloy mount, 13mm in diameter and 14mm long. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina and weighs 5.70 grams. The mount consists of a dome, 5mm deep, which is decorated with 'cup and ring' marks (which consist of an incised circle around a raised circle which in turn surrounds a hole). The dome has a raised tapering border 2mm thick which is decorated with vertical incised lines at close intervals which appear to form a gripping surface? The base of the object has a short shaft, 5mm long and 4mm in diameter, emerging from its centre. It is not clear if this shaft is complete or has cleanly snapped off. The top of the dome has been worn down so much that some of the decoration has been removed and the dome has a flattened top.

LEIC-6FE8F3: VESSEL
Post Medieval copper alloy pot leg, 61mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 42.31 grams. The leg is quite ornate and consists of a lozenge sectioned shaft with four distinct edges. It has a tapering upper edge, presumably to accomodate the curve of the vessel, and appears to retain traces of the vessel itself. The object curves forwards, forming a raised heel. From here the animal-form foot emerges and consists of three surfaces which taper outwards and then turn on themselves to form a flattened 'pad' which has four rounded 'toes'.

LEIC-6FA335: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy radiate of Carausius (AD 286-93) (Reece Perioid 14), [PAX AVG], Pax standing left holding branch and vertical sceptre. Mint of London, B E // MLXXI. RIC V, p. 471, cf. 98. This coin has been considered for Sam Moorhead's corpus for RIC.

Late Roman copper alloy radiate, possibly of tetricus.

Late Roman copper alloy nummus of one of the Constantines.

LEIC-6EB7E6: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus, probably of Constantine I.

LEIC-6DE9F5: COIN
Medieval silver penny. The coin's obverse has been completely lost (or was never struck!) The reverse has the quatrefoil of York but no inscription.

Early Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I. The coin is very worn but the mint mark (tun) can be seen making it a fifth issue 1591-5.

LEIC-6D58F6: COIN
Early Post Medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I, third issue 1574.

LEIC-5C5E30: ARROWHEAD
Neolithic flint arrowhead, 35.5mm long and 22mm wide. The arrowhead is made of dark brown flint and has been bifacially worked. It appears to have sustained some damage and been considerably reworked along its pointed edge.

LEIC-5C37C0: SEAL MATRIX
Medieval lead alloy seal matrix fragment, 94mm long and 27mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a beige patina. It has been twisted and fractured and it weighs 75grams. The object is about half of an oval or lentoid shaped matrix and has an inscribed border. The object is illustrated with part of a human figure, the arm and edge of the body can be seen. The arm is holding a staff similar to a bishop's crozier, and a triangular purse? is suspended from its wrist. The inscription reads S[..]TVMERNOLD. Malcolm jones has suggested this should read S[ECRE]TVM ERNOLD[I] "seal of Ernold" .

LEIC-5A5774: CLOTH SEAL
Post medieval lead alloy cloth seal, 31mm in diameter. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 16.58 grams. The seal consists of two discs of lead pressed together and joined by a narrow strip 19mm long. The front of the seal has a late privy mark with WF. The reverse is incised with XZ4 3Z? A very similar example is shown in 'finds identified' and dates from the 18th Century.

LEIC-5A2746: DRESS FASTENER (DRESS)
Post-medieval copper alloy dress fastener, 37mm long and 15mm wide. The object is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 4.72 grams. The object consists of an oval domed central section, 4mm deep, which has a rivet? loop at its widest end. The other end has an elongated neck which has two more loops at its base. This neck is 9mm long and 6mm wide and it bends outwards slightly where it has snapped off.

LEIC-591A12: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy strap end fragment, 32mm long and 15mm wide. The object is in fair condition and weighs 2.31grams. It represents the central spacer of a composite strap end and consists of an acorn like terminal which is attached to an open circle, 16mm in diameter and 4mm wide. The opposite end has two flat rectangular sectioned prongs, 4mm wide and 3mm apart, running parallel.

LEIC-58E162: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy strap end fragment, 29mm long and 12mm wide. The object is in a fair condition and weighs 2.29 grams. It consists of the forked spacer and terminal of a composite strap end. The terminal has been roughly cast and is shaped like an elongated acorn and has what appears to be horizontal incised lines on one side. The spacer has a rectangular section and it consists of two prongs 11mm long which are seperated by triangular strenghening sheet which contains a rivet hole.

LEIC-57C1D2: COIN
Medieval silver penny, possibly of Richard II. The coin has been struck badly off centre on an uneven flan.

Post medieval silver groat of Mary I. The coin is very worn and almost cut in half.

Roman silver denarius of Hadrian.

Roman silver denarius, possibly of Trajan. The coin is in very poor condition and has lost most of its surface, however the emperors profile can just be made out.

LEIC-56CCA2: JETTON
Medieval copper alloy jetton, possibly English? Cannot find a parallel in reference books but one side is very similar to 13th to 15th century English examples.

Early Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I.

Late Iron Age silver unit?, very worn.

Late Iron Age silver unit? very worn.

LEIC-458C88: BUCKLE
Post Medieval copper alloy double looped buckle fragment, 22mm wide and 32mm long. The object is in fair condition and weighs 4.59 grams. It represents just over half of a buckle and has rectangular sectioned 'loops' which are decorated with a scallop shaped motif which forms the pin rest and the terminals of the integral pin bar. Similar to 397 in Whiteheads Buckles.

LEIC-455DC7: COIN

LEIC-443101: PENCIL
Medieval or later lead pencil, 26mm long and 6mm in diameter. The stylus weighs 7.52 grams and is plain. It has a circular shaft and a steeply tapering point. It has snapped off cleanly in antiquity.

Post Medieval silver scottish two shillings of Charles I, (spink 5544).

Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 38mm long and 33 mm wide. The brooch weighs 13.02 grams and is missing its pin and catchplate. The brooch has circular sectioned wings with a central hinge. The bow is circular in section and tapers to a point, there was no sign of decoration.

LEIC-43B543: FIREARM
Early Post Medieval copper alloy flintlock striker. The object is 44mm long and 23mm wide with a depth of 16mm. The object is in fair condition and weighs 15.36 grams. It takes the form of a bird with outstretched wings which is sitting on a hinge. The birds beak forms the rectangular striker and its tail is heavily serrated, probably for cutting. The whole object sits on a rectangular mount with an L section and there are traces of gilding on the tail.

LEIC-5B6F82: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Julia Maesa, sister in law to Septimus Severus (AD 218-222) (Reece Period 10), PVDICITIA, Pudicitia seated left. Mint of Rome. RIC IV, pt 2, p. 50, no. 268. The coin has been struck off centre in same location on both sides.

LEIC-4A9C58: ARROWHEAD
Bronze Age flint barbed and tanged arrowhead, 33mm long and 21mm wide. The flint has an orange patina with cream patches and weighs 2.80 grams. The arrowhead is almost complete except for part of the tang and the base of the barbs.

Iron age copper alloy Le Tene brooch, 48mm long and 5mm wide. The brooch is in good condition with a brown patina and patches of original? bronze surface. The brooch is missing its pin and the lower part of the catchplate and weighs 2.45 grams. It consists of a coil of one and a half turns, 2mm thick and 7mm in diameter, which has snapped off. The shaft emerges from this and bulges slightly to 3mm in diameter. Here it turns 90o and after 8mm it is decorated with two horizontal incised lines 3mm apart. At this point the brooch flattens out to form a rectangular section and widens to 5mm with a thickness of 1mm. This continues for C. 15mm. It then thins to a point and the catchplate, which is 9mm long, sits behind this. The catchplate is 6mm wide at the top and has a very thin curved over edge.

LEIC-485851: MEDALLION
Post Medieval copper alloy medallion or token, 36mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 12.62 grams. The object has incised decoration on each side and has traces of gilding. One side shows an eagle type bird with pointed beak and outstretched wings whilst the other side has what appears to be a Tudor rose style flower motif with a central circle flanked by stylised petals.

LEIC-482996: MOUNT
Post Medieval copper alloy mount, 38mm long and 23mm wide. The object is in good condition with a brown patina and weighs 7.95 grams. The object consists of a central circle which is decorated with an 18th Century style angel, consisting of a stylised face flanked by wings. Above this is a circular motif which may be a crown? Below the 'angel' the object tapers slightly into an acorn shaped terminal which has lost its decoration. The reverse has two pointed rivets, one at each end, which are folded in towards the middle.

LEIC-473B16: STRAP END
Post medieval copper alloy strap end? 39mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown/green patina and traces of gilding and weighs 9.98grams. The object is almost lozenge shaped in form, being made up of two horizonal shafts, one wider than the other with a pointed terminal at one end and a pointed shaft at the other. It is split into two halves for half of its length with fragments of leather filling the void. At this point the object is 9mm thick but narrows to 3mm thick at the other end. This end is heart shaped, 13mm long and 12mm wide, with a central rivet holding the leather in place. This then narrows for 2mm before expanding into a shaft with pointed ends, 17mm wide and 3mm deep, this has a raised circular area in its centre. From here the decoration can be seen. Two sets of two curving lines emerge from the circular area and curve outwards to another set of triangular terminals which are slightly narrower than those below. Above them is another raised circular area which has a tapering shaft emerging from the centre. The object terminates at this pint but its not clear if its complete. The whole of this area has traces of gilding. The reverse is plain except for the traces of the single rivet.

LEIC-46BD03: MOUNT
Medieval or post medieval copper alloy mount, 24mm high and 26mm wide. The object is quite worn and has a brown patina with traces of gilding along its outer areas. It appears to be either a human face with curled hair or a Rams head? It has a rounded top surface with a lower triangular protrusion which forms the lower part of the face. The reverse is flat and has no signs of any rivets or loops.

LEIC-460B34: SEAL MATRIX
Medieval copper alloy seal matrix, 23mm long and 18mm wide. The object is in fair condition, having lost some of its surface and has a brown patina and weighs 4.52 grams. The matrix is oval in shape and is 3mm thick. It has an inscribed border, 2mm wide, but most of it has been lost, Ms and Vs can be seen however. The central image appears to be the virgin and child with a monk in paying homage. There may be a third small figure kneeling next to the virgin, perhaps an angel? There is a crescent moon and star above them and the remaining area is scattered with incised dots, presumably more stars. The reverse has a tapering raised ridge, 1.5mm to 3mm wide, running its length. This has the remains of a suspension loop at the top edge.

Iron Age silver North Eastern Boar/horse unit, 15mm in diameter. One edge is badly damaged (Hobbs 3224/VA877).

LEIC-2F5366: GOUGE
Bronze age copper alloy socketed gouge, 47mm long and 12mm in diameter. The object is in quite poor condition with a damaged upper edge. It has a brown patina and weighs 13.96grams. The object is sub-rectangular in form and sub-circular in section, tapering slightly becoming 2mm narrower at the tip. The Gouge blade is formed of a V shaped recess 29mm long which begins in teh centre of the object at 1.5mm wide, expanding to 10mm wide at the rounded flat tip.

LEIC-2F2824: SOCKETED AXEHEAD
Bronze age copper alloy socketed axe fragment, 50mm long and 37mm wide. The axe is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 50.98 grams. The axe has a rectangular section and is 20mm thick and 27mm wide where it has broken. It has a casting ridge running down the inside of its widest edge and one visible on the outer side where there is also the remains of a side loop. The blade fans out quite steeply and has clear signs of use with lipping on one side and scratch marks running from its edge.

LEIC-2EBC45: FLAT AXEHEAD
Early Bronze age copper alloy flat axe, 89mm long and 42mm wide. The axe is in fair condition with a brown/green patina and weighs 95grams. The axe has a narrow and long body which begins 17mm wide and 3mm thick. It tapers gradually and reaches its thickest just under half way along its length where it is 10mm thick and 21mm wide. From this point the axe widens slightly and becomes gradually thinner until it fans out to a blade 42mm wide and 1.5mm thick.

LEIC-2104C3: SOCKETED AXEHEAD
Late Bronze age faceted socketed axe, 69mm long and 41mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and some green corrosion. The axe has a circular collared socket and a body which begins with a square section and tapers down to a rectangular section 33mm long and 17mm wide. At this point the axe has snapped. The axe has prominent casting ridges down each side and one side loop, 24mm long and 10mm wide.

LEIC-20A946: SOCKETED AXEHEAD
Late Bronze age socketed axe of South-eastern class D. The axe has faceted body angles and a slim body. The mouth is oval and the body has 10 facets. The upper edge of the shallow collar at the mouth is damaged. On each side of the casting ridge there are two ridges that begin 7mm apart and sweep down towards the edge of the blade where they meet. This produces a clean flat blade. The axe has one side loop 21mm long and 7mm in diameter. The axe is 106mm long and the blade edge is 43mm wide. T he object is in fair condtion having quite extensive bronze disease (developed since its discovery) but otherwise has a good brown patina. The axe is a very fine example of Bronze age casting.,

LEIC-1A28C1: VESSEL
Scatter of Roman pottery, including Nene Valley colour coat and Greyware.

LEIC-1A1834: VESSEL
Early Medieval (Anglo-Saxon) pottery sherd, the sherd has a dark brown/black body and section colour and has many distinct large quartz and small mica inclusions.

Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 30mm in diameter and 13mm thick. The object is in good condition with a grey patina and weighs 45.35 grams. The whorl has a central hole 10mm in diameter and is biconvex (triangular in section). It is decorated on both sides, one side has raised lines which cross over each other randomly with the spaces in between filled with raised dots. The other side has a pattern of curved raised lines joined to short, straight ones which gives the impression of shark fins, these are interspersed with raised dots.

LEIC-0A5C27: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy pot leg, 31mm long and 26mm wide. The object is in a poor condition with a beige patina and weighs 40.50 grams. The object has a rectangular section and tapers out in all directions to form a rounded base with a width of 30mm. There are no signs of any ridges or decoration.

LEIC-0A3E81: SCABBARD
Medieval copper alloy dagger chape. 48mm long and 21mm wide at the top. The object is in fair condition with a green patina and weighs 5.21 grams. The object consists of a sheet which has been folded into a cone with a rectangular sectioned upper edge. It has very ragged edges and no sign of decoration.

LEIC-098455: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle plate, 49mm long and 10mm wide. The object has a green patina and is in a fair condition. The object consists of a rectangular sectioned shaft, 2mm thick, which elongates slightly along its length. At the wide end it has a circular hole for the pin with a rectangular recess just above it. The metal in between this has snapped forming one hole. There is no sign of decoration.

LEIC-0929E6: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy pot leg, 48mm long and 44mm wide. The leg is in good condition with a clean break and has a brownish patina. It has a rectangular section and it widens slightly in width and thickness at one end, from 11mm to 16mm deep and 44mm to 48mm wide. It has centrally placed triangular ridge, 10mm wide and 5mm high, running vertically down its length.

LEIC-090157: AMPULLA
Late medieval lead alloy ampulla, 52mm long and 32mm wide. The object is in poor condition and is cracked in many places. The object has a grey patina and weighs 32.95grams. The ampulla is bag-shaped with a circular body and trapezoidal neck. There are no obvious signs of decoration (any present has probably been worn off). The ampulla appears to have been pierced through its centre, possibly nailed onto furniture or a building.

LEIC-08E8B1: SCRAPER (TOOL)
Neolithic flint scraper, 29mm long and 21mm wide. The flint is dark brown and is sub triangular in form with one curving worked side.

LEIC-08B2B6: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle with intergral plate and loop, 54mm long and 20mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown/green patina and weighs 8.46 grams. The object consists of an oval loop, 20mm in diameter which is attached to a plate 24mm long and 9mm wide. The curved plate has three holes, one of which would have accomodated the pin. The frame is circular with a small triangular pin rest. The object is identical to No. 207 in Whitehead, R 'Buckles 1250-1800'

Medieval or early post Medieval copper alloy annular buckle, 53mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The buckle is in a fair condition with a quarter of its edge missing and has a brown patina. The buckle consists of a circular frame, 5mm wide, which is bevelled on both upper edges. The strap bar is 3mm wide and is also bevelled. There are no signs of any decoration. The buckle is similar to No. 251 in Whitehead, R. 'Buckles 1250-1800'

Possible fragment of early Anglo-Saxon small-long brooch, made from copper alloy and measuring 19mm long and 12mm wide. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina and weighs 2.14g. The object consists of a circular plate, 12mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick, which is decorated with a border of ring and dots surrounding a central dot. This is attached to a semi-circular shaft, 8mm long, 5mm wide and 3mm thick, which has two areas of two raised bands, one at each end, on the curved front; the reverse is flat and undecorated. The object widens out after the upper bands but has snapped off. It is similar to a terminal of a small-long brooch in Hattatt, fig 1305.

Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Valens?.

Late Roman copper alloy nummus of constantine?.

LEIC-072CC7: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus.

LEIC-06DE88: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Constantine.

LEIC-06AF28: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy barborous radiate. Coin has large circular area of corrosion, possible attempt at piercing?

Medieval silver long cross halfpenny of Henry III.

Medieval silver Edwardian half penny? very poorly struck and incomplete.

Medieval silver half groat of Henry VI, annulet issue, double struck on obverse (1840 in Spink).

Medieval silver groat of Henry V.

Roman silver radiate of Philip I (AD 244-9), dating to AD 248-9 (Reece Period 12), FORTVNA REDVX, Fortuna seated left, holding rudder and cornucopiae; wheel below seat. Mint of Rome. RIC IV, pt. 3, p. 75, no. 63b. 23mm in diameter.

LEIC-B57590: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy mount in the form of a woman's head, 39mm high and 32mm wide. It is in good condition with a green patina and weighs 136 grams. The face is primitively carved with two wide incised eyes and incised lips beneath a crude and almost flat nose. The neck has snapped off, with just 8mm surviving. The hairstyle is intricate hairstyle with a central parting and wavy lines showing the hair has been pulled to the side and then forwards. Where the hair meets the face at the sides it looks as though it has a large roller in each side as the hair is pushed forward and then tucked under itself to frame the face. The back of the head is slightly rounded and has a large circular depression, 12mm deep and 10mm in diameter, in its centre. The hairstyle is 14th Century but probably comes from a laver of 15th or early 16th century date (pers comm Geoff Egan).

LEIC-B53C28: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Marcus Aurelius, dating to AD 167 - 168. Reece Period 7. TR P XXII IMP IIII COS III Reverse type shows Providentia, draped, standing left, pointing wand in right hand at globe at her feet and holding vertical sceptre in left hand. RIC III Marcus Aurelius 176 19mm in diameter.

LEIC-B26E71: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy token, 21mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object weighs 7.11 grams and is in good condition with a grey patina. The object has been roughly cast and is decorated with a raised cross and four raised 'leaf' shaped motifs in each quarter. The reverse is plain except for a scratch running across the surface.

Roman silver denarius of Hadrian, dating to AD 134 - 138. Reece Period 6. PROVIDENTIA AVG, reverse type shows Providentia, draped, standing left, pointing downwards with right hand at globe on ground left and holding vertical sceptre in left hand and resting left elbow on column RIC II Hadrian 262a 18mm in diameter, 2.5mm thick and weighing 2.56 grams

LEIC-A210E8: COIN
Roman silver denarius of Julia Domna.

LEIC-9D05A0: BUTTON
Medieval lead alloy button, 33mm in diameter and 14mm deep. The button has a domed shape and is in good condition with a grey patina. It is decorated with a central raised circle from which emerges a radiating pattern of raised lines with raised areas shaped like rice grains in between. The reverse has a rectangular protrusion 10mm long 6mm high and 4mm thick. This runs along a casting line and has a circular hole 2mm in diameter.

LEIC-9BFE00: DIE
Roman lead dice. A cube measuring 12x12x12mm, with one to six impressed dots on each face.

LEIC-8CD938: CLEAVER
Lower Paleolithic Acheulian bifacial flint cleaver, 138mm long, 125mm wide and 55mm thick. It weighs 1017 grams and is made from yellow lincolnshire wolds flint. It is missing about 3-4cm from its narrow end which has been lost recently. The object has one corticated side and has been bifacially worked on the edge and has unifacially worked divergent sides. It has good initial shaping in the form of longtitudinal diagonal flaking on one surface.

Roman copper alloy Dupondius, 28mm in diameter, 4mm thick with a weight of 13.87grams.

LEIC-8C36A2: COIN
Early Roman copper alloy Dupondius or As, 24mm in diameter, 2mm thick with a weight of 4.84grams.

LEIC-8B7ED1: KILN FURNITURE
Roman greyware kiln bars, 30-45mm wide. 11 fragments of rectangular sectioned 'cigar' shaped kiln bars, including one which has been very highly fired, have been recovered from a previously unknown production site.

LEIC-8834C3: HARNESS PENDANT
Medieval copper alloy harness pendant, 20mm long and 19mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a pale brown patina. The object is rectangular with an elongated suspension loop, 13mm long and 6mm wide, which is centrally placed on the upper surface. The object has a raised border which is given a pie crust appearance by the prescence of lentoid shaped cut outs along its edge. The central area is decorated with a central raised circle, 4mm in diameter, which is surrounded by a rectangular area of what appears to be sheet metal. It has a grey/purple patina and is extremely thin. The reverse has a central circular mark which may be the remains of a fixing for the central circle on the front.

Late Roman copper alloy nummus, 16-17mm in diameter and 1mm thick.

LEIC-87DC24: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward I. 19.5mm in diameter and 0.75 thick.

LEIC-76C0D2: COIN
Iron Age North eastern gold stater fragment, probably of Vep. (Hobbs 3274-6/VA905).

Undated lead alloy weight, 21mm long and 12mm wide. The weight has a cream patina and is in fair condition. The weight has an unusual rectangular form with a rectangular suspension shaft. The base is 12mm x13mm and 7mm thick. It has a shaft which is 14mm long, 10mm wide and 5mm thick. The suspension hole is placed in the upper part of this shaft and is 3mm in diameter at one side and 1.5mm in diameter on the other.

Roman? lead alloy conical steelyard weight, 19mm long and 7mm in diameter at its tip and 16mm in diameter at its base. The weight has a cream patina and is in fair condition. It has been roughly made giving it an uneven shape. The object has a circular hole running through it, the underside hole has traces of iron staining within.

LEIC-761C27: WEIGHT
Post Medieval trade weight of Charles I, 24mm in diameter and 4.5mm thick. The weight has outward sloping sides and has a raised border 2.5mm wide on its upper surface. The weight is stamped with the London Guildhall mark (Sword) and the Founders Company mark (Ewer) and contains the Royal cipher of Charles.

LEIC-735CF1: COIN
Iron Age North eastern ferriby type stater copy. The coin has a very red/brown patina with no trace of any gold.(similar to Hobbs 3167/VA811).

LEIC-729A02: MOUNT
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy and gilt mount, 27mm in diameter and 1.75mm thick, probably from horse-harness. The object's surface has a plain border 3mm thick and a plain central area 6mm in diameter. The rest of the object is decorated with a series of raised lines. One raised line borders the inner circle and consists of a line of raised dots which have been gilded. There are a further three similar concentric lines, the outer lines are made up of dots whilst the central line is solid. This decoration is interrupted by four bands of three raised lines, 3mm wide, which radiate from the centre in a 'cross' formation. These have the same pattern as the main bands which have a central solid line. This whole area has been gilded. The reverse has four integrally cast circular-sectioned rivets arranged to form a square which are 6mm long. Circular mounts such as these, with large integrally cast rivets, appear to date from the early 7th century. Compare the mounts from Sutton Hoo Mound 17 and, on the PAS database, NMS-FCECD1, BUC-B1B9A6, BUC-24D605, YORYM-7186F7, KENT-AC2112 and IOW-227533. KENT-B0B812, from Shorne in Kent, is a particularly close parallel.

Roman silver denarius of Trajan, 20mm in diameter (RIC 299).

LEIC-1E2A67: STEELYARD WEIGHT
Roman? copper alloy cast head, 31mm high and 24mm wide. The head is in good condition and it has a dark green patina. It is probably part of a steelyard weight and the top of the head has a small circular mark which may be the remains of a loop. The head is depicting a bearded man with a broad nose and lentoid eyes wearing some sort of skull cap or head band . He may be a depiction of a Greek?

LEIC-1DA214: COIN
Roman Copper alloy nummus of Diocletian, minted after his abdication, AD 305-307 (Reece Period 15). PROVIDENTIA DEORVM QVIES AVGG. Mint of Trier. RIC VI, p. 208, no. 673a.

LEIC-1D8EC5: BROOCH
Roman Copper alloy umbonate brooch, 31mm long and 27mm wide. The brooch is complete and in good condition with a green patina. The brooch is decorated with a deep incised border, 18mm in diameter, which contains a circle of 14 triangles of blue enamel. Within this is a raised 'sunburst' design with a circular recess in its centre which contains a raised circle 2.5mm in diameter. The whole of the surface has been silvered and this is still intact on 50% of the decoration. There is a suspension loop 6mm in diameter at the top of the brooch. The reverse has two lugs, 6mm long, which contain the pin. The catchplate is intact and measures 8mm in length and is 4mm wide.

LEIC-09B8C6: COIN
Iron Age gold North eastern uninscribed stater.

Medieval silver cut farthing of Henry III.

Post Medieval silver sixpence of William III, 21mm in diameter and 1mm thick. The coin has been bent in two places to form a love token.

Roman copper alloy zoomorphic plate brooch, 31mm long and 14mm wide. The brooch is in very good condition with a green patina. The object depicts a right facing hare/rabbit with long ears and an incised circle for an eye. The body is decorated with three cells, the outer two are filled with blue enamel but the inner is empty.

LEIC-F297E4: ANIMAL REMAINS
An unidentified bone object, 87mm long and 14mm wide. The object is possibly made from an animal rib as it seems to have a natural surface and is slightly tapered. It is decorated with incised lines on each surface and the sides have a line of carved out nothces, possibly to provide a grip. The surface decoration comprises of two incised lines which follow the outside edge. On one side they taper to a point and there is a further 'arrow' shaped incised line. On the opposite side to this the object has a diagonal edge which appears deliberate. The other edge tapers to a thin edge.

LEIC-7CF101: COIN
Post Medieval silver three farthings of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-7AB4C0: COIN
Medieval silver cut halfpenny.

Medieval silver short cross Penny.

LEIC-7A47E5: COIN
Medieval silver Edward I or II Penny.

LEIC-7A2CB6: COIN
Medieval silver Edward I or II Penny. (inscription suggests Ed I type 10ab or cf or EdII type II)

LEIC-7A02E0: COIN
Medieval silver Edwardian Irish Penny.

Medieval silver sovereign penny of Henry VIII.

LEIC-79D3A1: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward II?

LEIC-79BDA3: MOUNT
Medieval? copper alloy and gold mount, 48mm long and 31mm wide. The object consists of a sheet of copper alloy which is gilded. It has damaged edges and some red corrosion product. The edges appear to have been folded in places suggesting that the object was wrapped around something? It has the remains of one rivet in the corner of its narrower edge.

LEIC-799AD4: COIN
Medieval arabic copper alloy coin of The Sultan of Delhi Ala-Al-Din-Khalji.

LEIC-78FDA2: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 25mm in diameter and 10mm thick. the object is in a fair condition with a beige patina. The whorl has been roughly made with a rectangular section and has a 9mm hole. It is decorated on one side with a series of semi-circular depressions and raised lines (not very clear on photo unfortunately).

LEIC-78D125: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval or post medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 30mm in diameter and 7mm thick. The object is in fair condition with a cream patina. The object has been very crudely cast and has an uneven lip around each outer edge. It has a central hole, 10mm in diameter and this is surrounded by a series of raised circles on one face, whilst the other appears to have a random series of raised lines. This side also has the Initials H O picked out in raised Roman lettering, which suggests a later date.

LEIC-78AF27: COIN
Medieval silver farthing of Edward I.

LEIC-67BC95: BLADE
Bronze age flint blade, 39mm long, 14mm wide and 2.24 grams in weight. The object is in good condition with a sub rectangular form and one cutting edge. It is made of black flint with some cortex remaining on the opposite side to the blade.

Medieval silver penny of Edward II (probably).

LEIC-505685: SADDLE
Post-Medieval copper alloy saddle pommel, 63mm long and 31mm wide. The pommel is formed of a sheet of copper alloy which is 1.5mm thick. It is semi-circular in form with a half circular, rounded upper edge which has a round protruding terminal. Its lower edge is at a 45o angle with a small area of metal protruding from the lower edge, which appears to have snapped. Its surface is covered with incised decoration, two lines form a border around its edge with several sets of parallel lines radiating from the lower border towards the circular terminal at the top.

LEIC-4F2B34: VESSEL
Medieval copper alloy cauldron foot, 59mm long and 29mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green/red patina and traces of sooting. It has a triangular section and tapers in width from 16mm at its base to 29mm where it terminates. It has a central ridge running its length and its reverse has a sub-rectangular cut away section where it was attached to the vessel.

LEIC-4EB450: BROOCH
Early Anglo-Saxon copper-alloy small-long brooch, 57mm long and 25mm wide. The brooch is in fair condition, although missing some edges, and has a green/brown patina. The head of the brooch consists of a raised rectangular plate which appears to have a plain raised border 1mm wide, although this is unclear. There are three flat knobs projecting from the headplate. The uppermost knob is nearly complete, and has a line of triangular stamp impressions separating it from the head plate. The lateral knobs are less complete; more survives of the right side, and like the upper knob it is separated from the head plate by a line of stamped triangles. Beneath the head plate is a bow c. 12mm long which has chamfered upper and lower edges but is otherwise plain. Below this are a pair of lappets, again with damaged edges. Both lappets have, towards their lower edges, holes through them. These are now incomplete. Below this is the foot of the brooch, which bears two narrow raised bands flanking a 3mm wide band. At this point the brooch has snapped. The reverse of the head plate has two semi-circular lugs, 8mm wide, surrounded by iron corrosion. The catchplate, which is 6mm high and missing its curved section, begins on the reverse of the lappeted area and continues for 18mm vertically until the point the brooch has broken. Small-long brooches date to the fifth or sixth centuries AD.

LEIC-4E2E53: BROOCH
Late Roman copper alloy crossbow brooch fragment, 38mm long and 32mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a green patina and represents the upper part of the brooch. The bow is rectangular in section and is plain. The right arm is intact with just a 'stump' of the left remaining. The arm is also rectangular in section and terminates with an 'onion' shaped terminal which has a raised collar at its base. There is also a similar protrusion present in the centre of the arm which sits on a raised sub rectangular area. The reverse of this protrusion has a vertical depression just over a millimetre wide which runs from its centre and down the reverse of the arm. It has traces of a pin protruding from the lower edge of the arm. The brooch is similar to 103, fig 228 in Hattatt's ancient brooches.

LEIC-4DDC00: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III? similar to 1540 in Seaby coins of England.

LEIC-3F2D36: COIN

LEIC-3EDB92: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
Copper alloy object, perhaps late Anglo-Saxon in date, 46mm long and 15mm wide. The object has a brown/dark green patina and is in fair condition, being incomplete. It is roughly rectangular and begins with one rounded end, 10mm wide and 17mm long, which holds a suspension loop, 4.5 mm in diameter. At this point the object has a rectangular protrusion on each side, 6mm wide and 4mm long. Below this the object has a slight collar before forming a raised area with a central ridge and a triangular section which is 11mm long. Below this the object flattens and widens to 13mm. It continues for 7mm at which point the object has snapped. The patina is the kind of matt brown often found on late Anglo-Saxon or Anglo-Scandinavian objects. Compare SF-F5E0F7.

LEIC-3EC673: TOKEN
Undated lead alloy token, 22-25mm in diameter. the object has a dull grey patina and is in good comdition. It is a roughly cast circle which is decorated on one side with a 'waffle' like raised grid.

LEIC-3EACF1: COIN
Medieval silver long cross penny of Henry III. Moneyer: Lucas. Mint: Northampton

LEIC-3E2281: PENDANT
Roman copper alloy pendant or tool? 48mm long and 11mm wide. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina. It has an integral sub circular suspension loop 11mm wide and 9mm high with a central hole 4mm in diameter. The shaft is rectangular in section and tapers slightly. Beneath the loop is a rectangular 'collar' 4mm wide which is decorated with two raised bands on three sides. below this the object tapers in slightly for 13mm and is decorated with two bands of incised lines, one in the centre and one near the base of this area. This decoration is only present on the 'front'. There is another rectangular collar, 6mm wide, directly below which has raised bands on all four surfaces and they appear to be apeing a rope winding around? Beneath this the object becomes circular and tapers to a point. It is 12mm long and begins 5mm in diameter, tapering to 1mm. The object appears to designed to be seen from one side but also seems to have a practical purpose?

LEIC-3E04A3: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy plate brooch, 30mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The brooch is in fair condition with some damages to its edges and has a green/silver patina. It has a wide border incorporating two raised bands. The first is 3mm in from the edge, the second 6mm in, both have rope like decoration in between. The central portion of the brooch is missing its filling and has a raised central circle 4mm in diameter. The reverse has a rounded lug with two coils of a spring intact and the remains of a catchplate.

LEIC-3DF753: COIN

Late Roman copper alloy nummus of Maximinus II, dating to c. AD 307 (Reece Period 15). Reverse: GENIO POP ROM. Mint of Trier. RIC VI, p. 211, no. 702.

Copper alloy nummus of Galerius (AD 293-311), GENIO POPVLI ROMANI. Uncertain mint.

LEIC-3CDB15: COIN
Late Roman copper alloy coin re-used as a pendant.

LEIC-2788C1: FINGER RING
Romam copper alloy finger ring fragment, 15mm long and 8mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a dark green/brown patina. it represents the bezel of a finger ring which has snapped just below its shoulders. The ring is 8mm wide and 1mm thick and at each end the shoulders terminate in an upward pointing ridge running across the ring. Inside this ridge the ring has a semi-circular depression 3mm wide which terminates at a central raised rectangle. Above this is a circular shaft which would have held a stone. The shaft is 4mm deep and 4.5mm in diameter, it has chamfered edges which give it a hexagonal shape and allows a view of the rectangular plates corners.

Medieval copper alloy buckle plate, 27mm long and 23mm wide. The object is in good condition with a green patina. It represents just over half a buckle plate which has two drilled holes, 2.2mm in diameter, in each surviving corner. The plate is decorated with a border made up of two solid incised lines with a dashed line in the centre.

LEIC-273527: STRAP END
Medieval copper alloy terminal, probably from a strap end. The object is in good condition with a dark green patina. It is 19mm long and 7mm wide with a sub-rectangular section. It has a flat underside and narrows gradually inwards on each side. The upper surface is divided into two sections, the larger has a ridge running down its surface forming a triangular upper edge. At the far end, where the object has snapped, there are two protrusions pointing upwards. At the other end of this section it has incised lines running across its surface with the ridge making them appear chevron like. Above this the object narrows significantly and forms an acorn like terminal with three ridges raising up and out from the narrow neck for 3mm before abruptly stopping. This forms a flat surface from which emerges a narrow trefoil like terminal.

Roman Colchester derivative brooch with double lug. It is 29mm long and 17mm wide. The brooch has a dark green patina and is in good condition, though missing its pin and spring. The wings, which are semi-circular in section, appear to be undecorated. The bow has a triangular section with a pronounced ridge running its length. Decoration can only be seen on the upper half where an incised line on each side marks the edge of the bow as it merges into the wings. At the top the pronounced ridge becomes more angular and ends in a right angled curve, flanked by a short ridge on each side. Here it forms a plate which is shaped like a figure of 8. The plate has two holes to take the wire (some remains in the upper hole), with its lower half placed inside the centre of the spring case. The catchplate is intact and has a large triangular cut out in its centre. The upper part is a rectangular sectioned shaft which fills the width of the bow. Just before it turns it has a notch taken out of its surface to hold the pin. The lower part echoes the notch and curves around it to form the catchplate. The bow ends aprubtly below the catchplate and appears to be original.

Roman silver denarii of Faustina Senior (RIC 362, Sear 4584).

LEIC-16C507: DRESS HOOK
Early Post Medieval copper alloy dress hook, 32mm long and 15mm wide. The object has a green patina and is in good condition. The object begins with a straight horizontal shaft 15mm long which has a circular disc, 3mm in diameter, attached below each end. From these a 'rope' emerges and crosses over itself to form three loops, the central one is slightly lower than the rest and the hook emerges from a rounded terminal at the end of this. The hook is triangular in section and is bent to one side, the hook itself is 9mm long. B Read, 2008, Pg.110, No. 437

LEIC-1651D7: FABRICATOR
Bronze age flint fabricator, 81mm long and 17mm wide. The object is dark brown with traces of 'skin'. It is triangular in section and slightly curved. Each edge has been finely worked and the point has been worn down and is very shiny through use.

LEIC-1630F7: ARROWHEAD
Neolithic transverse arrowhead 34mm long and 24mm wide. The flint is mid brown in colour and the arrow has been finely worked on both faces on one side.

Medieval lead alloy weight, 22mm high and 22mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a beige patina. The object is pyramidal in form and very roughly made. It has a central shaft with traces of an iron loop in its base.

LEIC-15EA12: SPINDLE WHORL
Early Medieval lead alloy spindle whorl, 19mm in diameter and 12mm thick. The object has a circular form and a rectangular cross section. The central hole is 7mm in diameter and it is undecorated. The whorl fits Walton Rogers form B, which she dates to 900-1200AD.

LEIC-15C6B1: WEIGHT
Medieval? lead alloy weight, 65mm long and 28mm wide. The object is in very good condition with a beige patina. The weight is lentoid in form with a deep cutaway V shaped border which gives it a Zig Zag section from above. The weight has an integral loop 6mm in diameter. The whole weight has a slight bend in it when viewed from the side.

Medieval lead alloy weights, 52mm long and 19mm wide. Both weights are almost identical and have a greyish patina. They weigh 56.78 and 57.52 grams. Each has an integral loop C.13mm in diameter and both have a lentoid shape with a rolled circular sectioned border, 7mm in diameter. The central section of the weight is 13mm wide and bulges out from the border slightly. The weights are most likely from a net.

LEIC-BD2210: AXE
Early Neolithic stone axe, 110mm long and 55mm wide. The axe is in fair condition with patches of damage and has a grey/brown patina. The axe has faceted sides c. 10mm wide at each side. The blade has been damaged and most is missing. The surface is very finely polished and its narrow end, which has some damage, is polished to a fine point. The axe is made of Volcanic Tuff, probably from Charnwood in Leicestershire or Langdale in Cumbria.

LEIC-A91215: COIN
Medieval long cross cut halfpenny, 18mm in diameter and 1m thick.

LEIC-A8F9B6: BUCKLE
Medieval copper alloy buckle plate, 36mm long and 16mm wide. The object is in poor condition with a green/black patina. It consists of an elongated triangular plate with a wide straight edge. It has one large and two small circular cut outs in a line running its length. Its edges are quite jagged which may be wear, but it terminates with a pinched in section that appears to terminate in a loop?

LEIC-A8EA76: COIN
Medieval short cross cut half penny, 18mm in diameter and 1mm thick.

LEIC-A8D3D0: SEAL MATRIX
Medieval lead seal matrix, 34mm long and 24mm wide. The object is pointed-oval in shape and is 3mm thick; it has a pale beige patina and is in good condition. The centre is decorated with a cross-shaped motif made up of feathers or ears of wheat, with a short plain line radiating out from each angle. It has a small lug at the top. The inscription around the edge begins with a cross under the lug and reads + S' ENNE FIL' STEF' FABRI (Seal of Enne son of Stephen Smith). 13th century. 'Enne' is a curious name which does not appear to be recorded elsewhere, and may be an idiosyncratic way of engraving the woman's name Emma, which normally appears on seal matrices in the Latin genitive, as Emme.

LEIC-A8C957: VESSEL
Medieval Nottingham ware jug base, 50mm long and 40mm wide. The object has a pale cream/orange fabric and has splashes of green glaze on its underside.

LEIC-A8B342: VESSEL
Medieval? lead alloy container, 54mm wide and 18mm high. The object has a semi-circular base, 40mm long and 18mm wide and flared sides with a lipped edge. The object has been badly squashed and has a powdery grey patina. These objects are sometimes referred to as Holy water containers which would have sat in recesses in church walls?

LEIC-A89527: BUTTON
Early post medieval copper alloy button, 10mm in diameter and 15mm long. The object is in a fair conditon with a reddish patina. The button is a Tudor period pimple button which consists of an elongated sphere with a central round protrusion. On the opposite end the button has a shaft which terminates in a loop which has broken off.

LEIC-A87442: WEIGHT
Post Medieval trade weight, 20mm in diameter and 3mm thick. The object is slightly damaged and has a green patina. The sides are slightly bevelled and the surface has a ridged border and is stamped with a ewer, a sword and the royal cipher of Charles I which is a crown with a C underneath.

LEIC-A86960: BUTTON
Post medieval silver spherical button, 9mm in diameter and 7mm thick. The object is in good condition with a silver patina. It is almost completly spherical except for a small depression which would have held the iron loop. The button is most probably 18th century although there are examples known from the 15th century.

LEIC-A85105: BODKIN
Post-medieval silver shaft, probably from a bodkin, 17mm long and 4mm wide. The object consists of a rectangular section shaft which has bevelled sides. It has broken off at both ends with one side showing traces of a rectangular hole in its centre. The other end has a pinched in waist with a collar less than 1mm wide. Above this are the remains of a loop possibly for suspension? The surface is decorated with a series of vertical incised lines below a collar of two horizontal incised lines. Above this there are traces of more vertical incised lines which terminate with an incised chevron.

LEIC-A82732: HARNESS MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy pendant hanger, 42mm wide and 19mm high. The object has a brownish patina and is in good condition. It is T shaped with wide arms with trefoil terminals. There is a rivet hole in the centre of each terminal. The main part of the bar has a triangular section with the ridge running across the centre of its front surface. The lower protrusion has the same section and terminates in two protruding circles with central holes which would have held the suspended pendant.

LEIC-A7FB82: BUCKLE
Post Medieval copper alloy two piece buckle, 22mm long and 16mm wide. The buckle is in fair condition with a pale green patina. The buckle is oval in form with a flat underside and a curved upper. It has an intact iron pin and bar. The sides of the buckle are decorated with ridged protrusions, which splay out at various angles. The buckle is very similar to 606 in whiteheads buckles.

LEIC-A7E4E3: VESSEL
Three sherds of Anglo-Saxon pottery weighing 15.47 grams. The pottery has a black surface on one face and an orange surface on the other it has many small rock and quartz inclusions.

LEIC-A7A593: VESSEL
Medieval Potters Marsden jug handle sherd, 34.59 grams in weight. The sherd is quite worn and has a grey fabric with small white iunclusions and an orange surface.

LEIC-A78A21: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy mount, 22mm long and 21mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a reddish patina. It is in the form of a fluer de lis with the side protrusions having downward curling points. The reverse has one intact rivet, placed at the top of the central protrusion.

LEIC-A77173: PIN
Undated copper alloy pin head, 19mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a dark grey/black patina with white concretions. The object is completely spherical and has a small round protrusion where the pin would have emerged.

LEIC-A753A0: MOUNT
Medieval lead alloy mount, 20mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object is in a fair condition with a dark grey patina. The mount is roughly circular with an edge formed of six semi circles. These form the edge of six petals which are marked by incised lines radiating from the centre. The reverse has the remains of a rivet in the centre.

LEIC-A738D2: VESSEL
Iron age coil built pottery sherds, 12.95 grams in weight. The fabric has a black patina one one surface and a reddish patina on the other and has a lot of griity inclusions wuith some quartz.

LEIC-A677B2: ARROWHEAD
Bronze age flint barbed and tanged arrowhead, 27mm long and 19m wide. The object is in good condition with a dark brown patina. The tangs and barb have snapped off, but the recess in between them can be seen.

LEIC-9714F2: STIRRUP
Medieval copper alloy stirrup fragment, 120mm long and 48mm wide. The object is in good condition with a pale green patina. The stirrup is 4mm thick and has a square section. Its upper third is square and 10mm wide. It then widens out to around 30mm and from this point tapers out slightly until it is C.40mm wide. Its lower edge is serated and its surface is decorated with three deep incised lines running vertically along its length, the outer ones stop at the 'shoulder' and the centre one continues up to the end. The foot rest is riveted onto the inside of this plate and is semi-circular in form and square in section. The object represents just under half a stirrup.

Medieval copper alloy mount, 30mm wide and 30mm high. The object is in a fair condition with a red/green patina. It is formed of an open square which is overlain by a small cross with large triangular terminal which has another wider cross placed over it diagonally. The surface is decorated with incised lines arranged in a criss cross pattern. The reverse has two bent rivets, 7mm long, intact.

Post medieval copper alloy coin of James II. I think its gun money as there is no refernec to this in Seaby.

LEIC-95BAE7: BUTTON
Post medieval silver spherical button, 8mm in diameter and 6mm thick. The object is in good condition with a silver patina. It is almost completly spherical except for a small depression which would have held the iron loop. The button is most probably 18th century although there are examples known from the 15th century.

medieval lead alloy shield shaped weight, 28mm long and 16mm wide. The object is in fair condition and has a grey patina. The weight has straight sides and is 10mm thick. It has a protrusion in the centre of its upper surface with a clear raised line running vertically down its length. This may have been a cross motif at some point but is now worn.

LEIC-957D14: PILGRIM BADGE
medieval lead alloy object, 25mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a grey patina. It is roughly rectangular with a diagonal lower edge. It has the remains of protruding 'arms' one on each side forms the diagonal edge, whilst there are traces of two more on each side. The whole of the surface of this object is decorated with trailing stems and flowers and the most likely purpose is part of a pilgrim badge of some sort.

LEIC-9568A4: LAUREL LEAF
Late Neolithic or early Bronze age laurel leaf flint, 34mm long and 32mm wide. The flint has recorticated and weighs 9.14 grams.

LEIC-953C57: MOUNT
Medieval lead alloy scallop mount, 16mm wide and 14mm high. The object is in fair condition with a grey patina. It is in the form of a scallop shell and is almost round in section, except for the hollowed out reverse. There are no obvious signs of fixings on the reverse, perhaps suggesting that the mount sat on top of something?

LEIC-952B53: BRACELET
Roman copper alloy twisted cable bracelet fragment dating from the mid 3rd to 4th century AD. It is made up of two copper alloy cables which have been twisted around each other. It is 55mm long and 5mm in diameter. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina and green corrosion.

LEIC-950871: SPUR
Medieval copper alloy spur fragment, 60mm in length and 9mm wide. The object is in fair condition and represents the terminal of a spur arm. It has a D shaped section and has a brown/green patina. The arm has two circular loops which have traces of silvering around them. One of the loops has a fitting attached which consists of a loop with a lozenge shaped plate. This has a rivet in its centre to attach it to a leather strap.

LEIC-6A3D06: RIVET
Medieval copper alloy folded rivet, 24mm long and 13mm wide. The object has a greenish patina and is in good condition. The object is made from a lozenge shaped sheet which has been folded back on itself to create a wide shaft. this would have been placed through a hole and then folded bak to secure it in place.

LEIC-6A2141: TOKEN
Post Medieval lead alloy token, 13mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick. The object has a white patina and is in fair condition. The object has rounded edges and is decorated with a large raised capital R on one side with the other showing traces of a design which may also be a letter but only two raised lines can be seen.

LEIC-6A06C1: SPINDLE WHORL
Early Medieval? stone spindle whorl, 36mm in diameter and 24mm thick. The object has a creamish patina and is circular in form and oval in cross section. It has a central hole, 10mm in diameter and has rounded edges. It is decorated with a series of inscribed ring and dot marks, 5mm in diameter, running in two lines around its centre.

LEIC-156DC5: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
undated lead alloy sheet, 58mm x 60mm. The object is roughly circular and is about 5mm thick. The object has the impression of a leaf fixed into its surface and has two small depressions on either side of the centre of the leaf impression.

LEIC-14E835: LUG (HANDLE)
Medieval or post medieval copper alloy circular handle, 46mm in diameter and 5mm thick. The object consists of a circular sectioned loop which has notches cut into its front surface giving the impression of triangular teeth. The object has recessed area which holds a circular loop, 6.5mm wide, this has a raised border on each edge. The loop is attached to two rectangular sectioned shafts, 12mm long, which are joined together. Near the end of the shaft, which has a definite edge, is a small circular hole 2mm in diameter. The object appears to be a drop handle for something, despite its resemblance to an annular brooch in Hattatt (fig 241, 1335) which interestingly does not have a pin?

LEIC-14C1F3: COIN
A Post Medieval silver groat of Mary I.

Medieval silver penny of Edward I, Type 10ab.

LEIC-025DA6: HOOKED TAG
Post Medieval copper alloy clothes fastener, 26mm long and 18mm wide. The object is in a fair condition with a reddish/brown patina. It is rectangular in shape and 4mm thick. It has a hook protruding 8mm from its base and the opposite end has a rectangular hole to attach it to clothing. The main body of the object is decorated with a series of circular holes randomly spaced. B Read, 2008. Pg. 90, No. 310.

LEIC-023362: THIMBLE
Medieval copper alloy thimble, 15mm high and 18mm in diameter. The thimble is in good condition with a greenish brown patina. It is decorated with two incised lines near its base. The punched holes are arranged in two horizontal lines at the top and then in vertical lines below this.

LEIC-01F102: MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy belt mount, 46mm long and 11mm wide. The mount is in good condition and has a brown patina. It has a semi-circular section and has rounded edges. At each end is a circular hole, 2mm in diameter used to fix the object in place. In its centre is a circular hole 7mm in diameter. The hole forces the edges to bulge slightly, following the circles form.

LEIC-01DC61: BUTTON
Medieval lead alloy button, 14.5mm in diameter and 2mm thick. The button is in good condition with a beige patina. It is decorated with a raised six pointed star set in a scalloped border. The reverse has the circular loop, 10mm long, intact but encrusted to the object.

LEIC-01B461: PIN
Roman ? copper alloy pin head, 48mm long and 8mm wide at the head. The pin has a shaft 2-3mm in diameter which widens sharply into a cone shaped head, 4mm high and 8mm in diameter. The cone is decorated with a series of incised lines which radiate from its tip to a horizontal raised band which forms the base of the cone. The pin has bent near the end of the shaft but is otherwise in good condition with a brown patina.

Undated copper alloy object, 18mm long and 17mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown surface patina showing green where its been removed. The object is roughly crescent shaped and is 11mm thick in the centre. The object tapers sharply towards the ends (which may have joined to form a circle). The object is decorated with four raised circles arranged in a rectangle, two are 4mm in diameter and two are 6mm in diameter. The object may be prehistoric and may be some sort of strapend or even a large earring.

Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 40mm long and 23mm wide. The brooch is in a fair condition with a brown patina and a patch of corrosion in the centre of its bow. The brooch has circular sectioned wings and a hinged pin, most of which is missing. It is decorated along its bow with a vertical band of horizontal incised lines which terminate in a rounded foot. The catchplate is intact and measures 19mm. The bow has been bent in its middle where the corrosion appears.

Roman copper alloy head stud brooch, 37mm long and 13mm wide. the brooch is very worn and has a green patina. It has short, solid wings which have a triangular section and hold the hinged pin which is intact and measures 22mm. The bow is decorated with a raised circle, 6mm in diameter, at its head and a line of horizontal incised lines decorates the rest. The bow terminates in a stepped foot and the catchplate is almost intact and measures 20mm.

Roman copper alloy hod hill brooch, 40mm long and 13mm wide. The brooch is in very poor condition with a reddish/green patina. It is missing its hinged pin and its edges are very worn. The brooch has a roughly rectangular head plate with the remains of a protruding lug at one side, with the two pin lugs on the reverse remaining only as a stain. The bow has an elongated triangular form with a circular terminal. The catchplate is intact and fills the length of the bow, 22mm. The shape of the brooch is similar to fig.848 in Hattatt.

LEIC-EDEAE7: PALSTAVE
Bronze age copper alloy palstave fragment, 24mm long and 16mm wide. The object is in fair condition with a brown patina. It represents the tip of the socket end of a palstave. It has a rounded, bevelled edge and a rectangular section. On one side the start of the socket lip can be seen as a bump running along the edge. The object has snapped just after this.

LEIC-ED4E57: COIN
Post medieval silver shilling of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-ED03B6: COIN
Post medieval penny? of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-ECE054: COIN
Post medieval halfpenny of Charles I.

LEIC-ECB2A3: COIN
Medieval Silver penny of Edward IV? coin has a central rose on reverse for Durham mint.

LEIC-EC7CC2: COIN
Medieval Silver long cross cut farthing of Henry III.

LEIC-EC55C4: COIN
Medieval Silver short cross penny of Henry II, type 1a 5, 173 in Mass.

LEIC-EB25D2: COIN
Roman clipped silver siliqua of House of Theodosius, VIRTVS ROMANORVM, Milan, 393-402. RIC IX, c.f 32; RIC X c.f 1227-8

LEIC-EAB163: COIN
Post medieval penny of James I , the coin has been heavily clipped and is missing its inscription. (Seaby 2672)

LEIC-EA9620: COIN
Post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I.

LEIC-D86BE6: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy bow brooch, 41mm long and 27mm wide. The brooch has a green patina and is in fair condition, missing its spring and pin. It has a semi circular sectioned wing which is decorated with a series of incised lines, one running vertically near the bow and one running diagonally near the edge. The bow has a rectangular section and has a central depression running its length. The bow appears plain and has some damage to its lower half. The catchplate is intact and measures 20mm.

LEIC-D7CC45: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy Langton Down style brooch, 40mm long and 20mm wide. The brooch has a green patina and is in fair condition. It consists of hollow circular wings, 6mm in diameter, which have a centrally placed slot to take a hinged pin. The bow, which is flat and has a rounded end, is C.12mm wide and is decorated with a series of raised vertical lines. The reverse has two broken protrusions which would have made up a catchplate, 19mm long, with a central triangular cut out. The brooch is very similar to 770, fig 165 in Hattatt's ancient brooches.

LEIC-D79D83: HARNESS MOUNT
Medieval copper alloy pendant suspension fitting, 18mm wide and 17mm high. The object has a brown patina and is in fair condition. It has a T shape and is a fitting to hold a suspended harness pendant. The upper bar has a triangular section with a ridge running down the centre of the front. Its reverse has two circular rivets intact. Protruding from the lower centre of this are two offset circular protrusions with central holes which would have held the pendant.

LEIC-D77E28: TOKEN
Medieval lead alloy token, 29-34mm in diameter and 3.5 mm thick. The object has a white/beige patina and is a crudely formed disc which is oval in shape. The object is decorated with a roughly incised cross. The object is probably a homemade? token of some sort.

LEIC-D72D54: BUCKLE
Post Medieval copper alloy buckle or fastener, 25mm long and 14mm wide. The object consists of a rectangle frame which has a cut out circle, c.8mm in diameter in each corner. Its long edges are decorated with three raised rectangles close together. The whole object resembles a buckle but there are no signs of any pin fixings? the object may have been sewn onto something?

LEIC-D6FB35: BUTTON
Medieval? copper alloy button? 13mm in diameter and 8mm thick. The object has a green patina and is circular with rounded edges. It has the remains of a shaft, 3mm in diameter, in the centre of one side which suggests a button loop.

LEIC-D6C801: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy shield shaped weight, 56mm long, 40mm wide and 14mm thick. The object has a grey/white patina and is in good condition. It has a rectangular section with slightly tapering sides. It has a central suspension loop in its upper surface which is decorated with what appear to be plantagenet lions in a raised border 5mm wide. The lions are unusual, they resemble monkeys more than lions and are facing the wrong way! perhaps a contemporary fake?

LEIC-D6A8A1: WEIGHT
Medieval lead alloy shield shaped weight, 37mm long and 29mm wide. The object has a grey/white patina and is in good condition. Its underside is completly flat but the upper side is steeply curved. It has a curved border C.5mm wide and 9mm thick, which is marked by an incised line cutting into its surface. The centre of the weight rises another 5mm above this. It has a roughly made suspension hole in the centre of its upper edge.

LEIC-D69621: WEIGHT
Roman or Medieval? copper alloy object, 13mm in diameter and 4mm thick. The object has a brown patina and is in fair condition. It is a disc which has one flat side and one concaved side. Each side shows a central circular depression, 3mm wide. The object may be a weight but perhaps more likley a gaming piece?

LEIC-D67747: SPINDLE WHORL
Early Medieval? spindle whorl, 55-58mm in diameter and 26mm thick. The weight is made from some sort of chalk or soft limestone and has a chalky white patina. The object has a rough surface, tapering sides giving it a slight D shaped cross section and a central hole, 10mm in diameter.

LEIC-D63926: BROOCH
Roman copper alloy brooch of Colchester derivative Polden Hill (flat wing ends, Transitional Type 2. b2), cf. Mackreth 2011, 2.b2. Plate 45. It is 31mm long and 23mm wide. The object has a green patina and is in fair condition. It represents half of a brooch as its missing one wing and its lower bow. The spring and pin is also missing. The wing is decorated with two vertical bands of raised rectangles, one at the end and one in the centre. The bow has an integral loop on its upper surface and has a plain rectangular sectioned bow which has snapped off above the catchplate.

LEIC-D5D4F1: MOUNT
Medieval? copper alloy object, 35mm long and 23mm wide. The object has a dark brown patina and is in fair condition. It consists of a circular sectioned shaft, c.15mm long, which has a rounded collar, 5mm wide, at its end. The central third of this shaft is made up of a slightly different copper based material. The shaft at either side of this widens to form a circle with a circular section. The circle is 23mm in diameter with a 10mm wide central hole. The material in the centre of the shaft continues as a rod through the centre of the circle and back into the metal at the other side.

LEIC-D5C901: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval Lead alloy spindle whorl, 29mm in diameter and 9mm thick. The object has a beige, pitted patina and is in good condition. The whorl has a central hole, 9mm in diameter. There is no decoration and it has straight sides.

LEIC-D59EE1: SPINDLE WHORL
Medieval Lead alloy spindle whorl, 29mm in diameter and 15mm thick. The object has a whitish patina and is in good condition. The object has a spherical hole, 8mm wide, which forms the centre of the decoration. One side has a six pointed star made up of raised lines, whilst the other has a raised circle around the hole with five raised lines running from this to the edge. In between these lines are two raised circular dots, also forming a line towards the edge.

LEIC-D58B45: CROSS
Undated lead alloy object, 36mm long and 32 mm wide. The object has a white/beige patina and has been crudely cast into a cross shape. The object is 6mm thick and its upper edges are rounded whilst the underside is completely flat.

LEIC-99CEB6: COIN
Roman copper alloy nummus, constantinopolis issue.

Iron age gold plated stater with copper alloy core of Addedomaros. The coin is similar to Hobbs 2390.

Post medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I.

Roman silver denarius of Marcus Aurelius (possibly a copy)

Post medieval silver groat of Mary I.

Roman copper alloy sestertius of Faustina junior, (RIC1387-8).