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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

About a century after his death, in 1161, Pope Alexander III canonised Edward. He was the re-founder of Westminster abbey

A strap fitting in the form of a jester’s head which is thought to date to the 15th/16th century. It’s

A harness fitting or strap distributor dating to c. 50BC to AD50. It is a Find of Note of County

A harness pendant dating to 1040-1120. it is in the Anglo-Scandinavian “Urnes” style depicting a sinuous creature with triangular ears,

A medieval candle holder in the form of a dog. It is cast in three separate elements and it is

An incomplete enamelled and copper alloy dragonesque style brooch, dating to AD 80 to AD 200. This style of brooch