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Probably a scabbard chape, dated to c. 1066-1200, in the form of a man stood next to a beast, likely

A copper alloy buckle dating to AD 600 – 700 which is a Find of Note of County Importance. Given

A stirrup-strap mount dating to AD 1000 – 1100 which has been designated a Find of Note of County Importance.

One of the those finds which is difficult to pin down particularly as no direct parallel has been found. The

A 18th or 19th century kosher food seal, known as a plumba (ie “lead”). The two ends would be clamped

A ring formed by three ribbons of silver wire plaited into a loop shape. The PAS record says “Examples are

A lead figure of uncertain date (although the rimmed cap suggests later post-medieval) and function. The PAS record suggests that

A copper-alloy coin weight for the rose ryal of James I. There are a few of these recorded at the