NHER 32306 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds scatter

1995. Metal detecting find.
Early Saxon florid cruciform brooch, (S4), square central panel with outer part of head-plate missing and fragment bow, with part of square panel on top, each with a sunken field decorated with chip-carved style I animal ornament. Borders of stamped annulets. Broken single lug on reverse. Surface has gold foil. Originally identified as a square-headed brooch.
Re-identified H. Geake [1], (A&E) July 2000.
See photographs (S1) and drawing (S2).
W.Milligan (NCM) 8 February 1995.

1996. Metal detecting.
13th century Ae seal matrix - so called 'Wreningham Seal', Seal of Finn, baron of the King of Norway.
See published description and drawings (S3) and (S7).
See also polaroid (S4) and press cuttings (S5) and (S6) [2].
A. Rogerson, (NLA) 24 May 1999.

January-February 1998. Metal detecting.
Roman brooch
Middle Saxon pin
Medieval belt fitting.
See list in file.
A. Rogerson, (NLA) 7 July 1999.

June 1998. Metal detecting.
14th century silver cross shaped pendant.
See description on Treasure Form, copy in file.
A. Rogerson, (NLA) 19 April 2000.

It should be noted that the cross-shaped pendant listed as having been found here in June 1998 is almost certainly the same object as one previously recorded as having been recovered around the same time approximately 250m to the west (as NHER 34830). We know from the recorded inscription that the latter is definitely an object submitted and subsequently disclaimed as Treasure. As there is no evidence of a second Treasure case it must be assumed that only one pendant was found [3].
P. Watkins (HES), 10 April 2020.