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Penning of Floris V

The Hollandse Penning was worth 2/5th of the larger sterling imitations issued at the same time by Floris V. This

The buckle is decorated with a pair of beasts with lentoid shaped eyes. This decoration stylistically parallels similar open-jawed beasts

A copper alloy bucket mount, in the form of a bull’s head. It is thought to date to c. 100

This silver farthing of James I was unearthed in 2016 but was only recorded at the PAS in July 2023.

The reverse of this bust facing/small cross type penny of Edward the Confessor reads LEOFPINE ON DEOR. So the moneyer

A complete 3rd century Roman ring buckle considered a Find of Note of County Importance. Flanking the pin notch are

A lead cloth seal of the East India Company dating from 1702 to c. 1800. East India Company Origins On

A Roman figurine of a child that is considered a Find of Note of County Importance. The PAS record speculates

This gold ring has been dated by the style of lettering to the 17th to mid 18th century and therefore

A Needham’s 5A copper-alloy flanged axe dating to c.1725 BC to c.1500 BC. It is a Find of Note of