NHER 17254 (Find Spot) - Prehistoric flints and multi-period metal objects

1980. Metal detecting. Ploughed field.
Bronze 17th century tag end with loop; incised stiffleaf ornament (S2). Identified by J. Cherry (British Museum). Donated to Norwich Castle Museum (NWHCM : 1981.417).
English jetton with pierced centre and pierced at edge.
Edward I sterling head; border of pellets. Reverse: border of pellets, strokes and short cross with three pellets in each angle. Obverse no.1 (but border pellets only). Reverse: no.4. See (S3).
Bronze pointed oval 14th century seal with loop on reverse. S SIMONIS DE WALPOL. Device; virgin and child with kneeling devotee.

1981. Metal detecting. Ploughed field.
Roman coin, sestertius of Antoninus Pius AD 137-161.31) in file.
Lead ampulla with scalloped shell reverse, probably Walsingham (S4).
Post medieval lead bale seal, complete, crowned portcullis. Inscription illegible round edge (S5).
Jetton W. Lauffer, 16th century.

1981. Metal-detecting.
1 medieval ring brooch (S7).

1984. Fieldwalking.
1 Mesolithic flint 'microblade'.
1 Neolithic part-polished flaked axehead (middle section only, polished edges).
6 undatable crude flints, probably not prehistoric (2 with very worn edges consistent with having been strike a lights, 4 probably building debris from flint facing).
Identified by J. Wymer (NAU) and compiled by W. Milligan (NCM), 14 November 1984 and 25 February 1985.
Information from (S1).
Amended by P. Watkins (HES), 18 March 2014.