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Viking stirrup-strap mount

A Viking stirrup mount depicting a bull’s head thought to date to the 11th century. There are 12 examples of

The pilgrim badge is of a male figure including a garlanded head with beard, thought to be Jesus or John

A silver thimble. missing its dome top, dating to 1625-1700. It is engraved with the letters KC. It is currently

A gold an enamel mourning ring (memento mori). The inscription reads C : Tooker : ob : 23 : July

Minted in Rochester by Dunn (DUNUN MONET on the reverse). Found at Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire in September 2015 and recorded at

Gold solidus of Julius Nepos. VITVRI A AVGGG reverse type depicting Victory standing left holding long cross. Unofficial mint in

A “Transitional Pyramids” penny of Edward the Confessor. It was found in the summer of 2017 at Pershore, Worcestershire and

A copper-alloy miniature goat, probably used as a votive offering. A Find of Note of County Importance.

A cast copper figurine, probably of John the Evangelist. It most likely from a crucifixion group that was part of

A copper alloy sword pommel dating to 900 – 1100. It is a Find of Note of County Importance.