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Anglo-Saxon cloisonné brooch

A brooch dating from c. AD 1000 – 1100 which retains its enamelling, in dark blue, white and turquoise. It

The PAS record suggests that this may be the head of a spiculum, a 3rd Century missile weapon. Finds of

This head from a figurine wears a plain round hat with a pronounced rim with the remnants of two wings,

Running around the outside of this 14th century ring are eleven oval panes, each engraved with a letter to spell

Penny of Eadred of the Two-Line type, which reads EFER/VLF NO giving the moneyer as Eferulf/Eoferulf. Coins of Eadred are

A “Watford” type penny of Stephen. The legend that is readable on the reverse is SA…ON… , which give the

Possibly a hinged léontomorphe (Lion bow) derivative brooch dating to c. AD 25 – 60. Each rectangular cell has some

This is thought to be the disc from a disc headed pin, dating to AD 720 – 800. It has

A solid iron Roman coin die, which was found in the same field as a coin weight, steelyard weights and

Only a couple of this type of Quinarius of Allectus have been recorded at the PAS. Hence, it’s a Find