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A cast copper-alloy figure of the god Harpocrates. It is probably a pin head and dates from the third to

Trade tokens are reasonably common detecting finds and this one is in pretty poor condition but is intriguing as, unusually,

This gold “memento mori” ring is considered to be a Find of Note of County Importance. It is unusual because

A coin, dated 1688, that was intended for use in the American plantations. Like most of the surviving examples, it

A copper alloy disc which has been stamped on one side “S.Y.R/131”. Tallies like this were issued for different purposes

A 20th century token for John Roberts Billiard Rooms in Vicar Lane, Leeds. Although it’s a modern artefact these sort

A  fragmented lead pattern or model for a trumpet brooch, dating to about AD 75 – 175. A Find of Note of

A Bronze Age double edged razor, dating to 1500 – 800 BC. It is a Find of Note of County

A 15th century pilgrim badge. The scene being depicted is uncommon which makes this a Find of Note. Tree of