Artefact Archives - Page 16 of 50

Man and lion scabbard chape

Probably a scabbard chape, dated to c. 1066-1200, in the form of a man stood next to a beast, likely

A copper alloy buckle dating to AD 600 – 700 which is a Find of Note of County Importance. Given

A stirrup-strap mount dating to AD 1000 – 1100 which has been designated a Find of Note of County Importance.

One of the those finds which is difficult to pin down particularly as no direct parallel has been found. The

A 18th or 19th century kosher food seal, known as a plumba (ie “lead”). The two ends would be clamped

This silver seal matrix was found in 2006 at Little Offley in Hertfordshire and disclaimed as Treasure. It reads :SECRETVM.ALICIE:DE:T.

A silver ring set with a coin of the emperor Postumus. The coin is wrapped in gold foil rather than

This gold finger ring, dating to c. 100 BC, was found in Knaresborough in 1994. It was considered as Treasure

A ring formed by three ribbons of silver wire plaited into a loop shape. The PAS record says “Examples are

A lead figure of uncertain date (although the rimmed cap suggests later post-medieval) and function. The PAS record suggests that