NHER 31179 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds

March-April 1995.
One Republican denarius. See list in file.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 11 May 1995.

February-March 1995. Metal-detecting finds.
One Roman coin, one Middle Saxon coin. See list in file.
Roman Dolphin type brooch, 1st century AD. Spring mechanism, simply decorated with rib along length of bow and grooves on wings.
Medieval belt-chape with I H C on one face.
Identified S. Margeson and J. Davies (NCM).
A. Rogerson (NLA), 3 June 1995.

April-May 1995. Metal-detecting finds.
One Roman coin. See list in file.
Identified by J. Davies (NCM).
Fragment Late Bronze Age socketed axe blade (S2).
Three medieval and one post-medieval coins. See list in file.
Roman brooch. Dolphin type with spring mechanism, bow with square section, three grooves running length of bow and around wings. 1st century. Identified J. Davies (NCM).
13th century belt stiffener, gilded, with brambled central boss.
Late Saxon bridle cheek piece terminal fragment.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 26 August 1995.

May-June 1995. Metal-detecting finds.
Eighteen Roman coins. See list in file.
Spherical head of Roman hair-pin, fragment of square-section shank.
Roman nail cleaner, incomplete, decorated on one side with ring-and-dot and grooved pattern.
Part of Roman bracelet, decorated with groups of three notches, alternating on either side of band.
Two Roman brooches:
Dolphin type, hinge mechanism, 1st century.
Trumpet type, bow only, with acanthus-style decoration. 1st/2nd century.
Identified by J. Davies (NCM).
A. Rogerson (NLA), 26 August 1995.

1995. Metal-detector find.
Roman patera handle fragment with scrolled decoration.
Polaroid (S1) in file.
Identified J. Davies (NCM).
H. Geake (NCM), 6 October 1997.

Before November 2008. Metal-detecting.
Undatable stone bead.
See description in file.
S. Ashley (HES), 2010.

February 2020. Metal-detecting. [2].
Late Saxon silver probable ingot.
Medieval silver pilgrim badge depicting St George and the dragon.
Post-medieval silver head-dress pin (bodkin) and small ring made from plaited silver wire (most likely decoration from the hilt of a sword or rapier).
Information from PAS import.
The probable Late Saxon silver ingot, medieval silver pilgrim badge and the post-medieval silver head-dress pin were all submitted as potential Treasure (Refs: 2020 T686, 2020 T513 and 2020 T507 respectively). The medieval badge and the post-medieval pin were both disclaimed as Treasure and returned to the finder.
The post-medieval silver ring did not constitute potential Treasure as it cannot be shown to be more than 300 years old (being associated with a likely date range of c.1630 to c.1780).
Site extended to the whole field. Previous extent recorded as Context 1.
E. McDonald (HES), 3 August 2020 and P. Watkins (HES), 1 December 2020 and 17 September 2023.