NHER 33046 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds

1996. Metal detecting find.
Medieval silver personal seal matrix. Hexagonal with handle which has lost its suspension loop. On reverse the letters + GIBBE: on obverse a neatly drawn head of a tonsured male with legend around between dotted borders + CLE: [or CLER] HIS LOVE IS TREWE.
V. Fryer (NLA) 4 June 1997.

February to March 2000. Metal detecting.
Early Saxon head and bow from a fairly small cruciform brooch, (S1). One full-round knob survives, with a hemispherical top above a central waist. The head plate is curved, with the sides swept back; instead of a central panel and wings there is a central undecorated area with four bold grooves down either side (in this, it is reminiscent of a head stud brooch). There is a single pin bar lug on the reverse with lots of iron corrosion. The bow has a flat part top and bottom, the top one decorated with edge nicks and transverse grooves and the bottom broken. In between, the bow is facetted, with a flat-topped centre, and flares towards the centre before tapering again. Old break. 5th century.
POL. PHOT.
Identified by H.M. Geake (A&E)
K. Hinds (NLA), 13 April 2000.

20 March 2000. Metal detecting.
Early Saxon silver square headed brooch fragment, awaiting decision on treasure.
See drawing and descriptions in file.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 21 September 2000.

Part of Early Saxon silver square-headed brooch declared treasure at Fakenham 14 March 2002.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 14 March 2002.

Before 26 June 2002. Metal detecting.
2 medieval coins.
Medieval jetton.
Roman (S2), Early Saxon (S3) and undatable metal finds.
See lists in file.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 31 May 2002.

Part of silver square-headed brooch disclaimed as Treasure 13 November 2002 because neither NCM or BM wish to acquire.
A. Rogerson (NLA), 15 November 2002.