Artefact Archives - Page 13 of 50

Pelican cement seal

A lead cement bag seal dating to 1920 – 1960. The legend reads G & T Earle Limited Hull. The

A 15th century gold ring split engraved with three pairs of lilies with EN BON AN inscribed in the centre.

This pair of saucer brooches were our Featured Find in our PAS review last January: PAS Finds: week ended 14

This gold posy ring was found on 26 August 2012 in a field near Winchester, Hampshire. It was recorded at

A thin sheet of silver in the form of a garment, possibly Beckett’s shirt, depicting the crucifixion scene. Thought to

A harness hook dating to about 1200- 1400. The heraldic design is a fess dancetty (zigzag band) and although the

A lead alloy Phoenix medal of Elizabeth I. It is a Find of Note of County Importance. On the obverse

A plain copper-alloy mount bearing the initials “JW”. It was found in the grounds of the family home of the

This Roman fastener is unusual because it is double-headed. It is a Find of Note of Regional Importance.

The Romans were very found of using a phallic shape as in this 1st Century mount.