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A 12th century buckle in the form of a beast’s head, possibly a cat, with a gaping mouth, hence the

A socketed axehead retaining fragments of a wooden haft which dates to 950 – 800 BC. It is a Find

A seal, dating to the 4th century AD, with the impression made by an obverse coin die, most likely a

A heater shield shaped harness pendant dating to 1250 – 1400. The design is thought to be that of the

A complete gold disc pendant dating to the 7th century. These types of pendant have been dated to this period

A silver brooch dating to 1200 – 1450. It is inscribed on both sides with IESUS NAZARENUS REX I/IASPER FERT

A late Bronze Age sickle dating to c. 850BC – 600BC. This is a Find of Note: Regional Importance

A silver gilt coin brooch dating to the 11th century. The coin is possibly a contemporary Scandinavian copy of an

A silver hawking vervel with the inscription “* to robart * Henlye”. The style of lettering dates it to mid/late

The Royal Armouries have verified the identification as the terminal from a musket accessory (scourer) used to clear out the