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Roman phallic mount

The Romans were very found of using a phallic shape as in this 1st Century mount.

A socketed axe head of the Late Bronze Age (1000 BC to 700 BC). It has three ribs which is

A buckle plate that has been dated to c AD 300 – 450. Hawkes and Dunning categorised these brooches in

A silver unit, possibly of the North Thames Region/Catuvellauni depicting two opposed boars on the obverse. A Find of Note

About half of a copper alloy brooch of the Wirral type dating to c. AD 75-200. A variant of the

A copper alloy seal matrix which has been dated to 1200 – 1400. The matrix depicts a tonsured male head

The PAS have identified this as a contemporary copy of an as of Claudius, with a reverse type from Tiberius.

A nummus of Constans of a rare issue, with a previously unrecorded officina. The PAS record suggests that it may

A copper-alloy ringed pin which has been dated to c. 950-1050. It is a Find of Note of Regional Importance.

A Danelaw imitation of an Alfred the Great “London Monogram” penny. It was found it 2021 but has only recently