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An  incomplete miniature axehead or chisel, measuring only 42mm in length, dating to the Early Bronze Age (c. AD 2000-1700 BC). Miniature axes

A c11th-12th century censer cover in the form of a church tower. It would have covered a bowl, filled with

Ampullas are one of the most common finds recorded at PAS. One side has the familiar cockleshell form and the

An incomplete Late Iron Age mirror handle. It has remains of a slot in the upper edge and stumps of

Mercury, wearing a winged hat (petasos) and holding a purse full of money. The Roman name ‘Mercury’ is related to

A 14th or 15th Century book clasp, comprised of a box chape with a moulded quatrefoil boss from which emerges

This pocket sundial, which dates to AD 1500 – 1700, is unusual because it comes with a seal matrix attached.

A flesh hook dating to 1300 BC – 600 BC (mid Bronze Age to early Iron Age). Given the sharp