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Cuthred of Kent, penny

This Cuthred of Kent penny has been designated a Find of Note: County/local importance. The reverse reads SIGEBERH giving the

A copper-alloy and lead Roman steelyard weigh in the form of a double head. The two faces opposite each other could

As this key is 285mm long and weighs over 500g, it is not thought to have been used to operate

Copper-alloy chain of uncertain date, but possibly Roman or early-medieval. Some gilding survives within each of the grooves on all

A late Bronze age (c. 1000 – 700 BC) axehead which still has a portion of wood within the socket. The retention

Reverse: Roma seated left on cuirass, holding Victory on globe and sceptre, lvgps in exergue.

Reverse: Jupiter seated left with legend: ivppiter cvstos, Jupiter the Preserver

Mint mark: thistle head

Gold Demy of nine shillings, type II. Reverse legend reads “SΛLVVM FAC POPVLVM TV”: O Lord, save Thy people. A