NHER 35133 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds

1998. Metal-detecting [1].
A very unusual and very large example of a class object known as a 'hooked tag'. This example has a cast back plate, circular and 27mm in diameter with a scalloped edge (14 lobes) and a raised rim within. On the reverse are soldered a U-shaped loop and a sturdy complete sharp hook. A central rivet holds on the front 3 separate plates, all deeply cut into 8 lobes which each have a repusse boss. The rivet has a hemispherical head so that the whole thing resembles a flower. Traces of white-metal coating. 16th to 17th century.
Identified by H. Geake (A&E), 30 July 1999.
K. Hinds (NLA), 18 February 2000.

Before 2 February 2007. Metal-detecting, site extended, previous findspot saved [2].
Incomplete Roman nail cleaner, a Late Saxon Borre style brooch, unusual medieval semicircular strap end, post-medieval buckle, two cloth seals, possible finger ring and two undated lead weights.
Possible Roman pottery, medieval and post-medieval pottery.
See description in file.
E. Darch/A. Cattermole (NLA), 23 April 2007.

June 2009. Metal-detecting.
An Iceni silver unit, a Roman brooch and finger ring, a small Middle Saxon pin (S1) and a probable medieval iron fish hook.
See list in file.
E. Darch (NLA), 3 November 2009.

Before 24 September 2010. Metal-detecting.
An incomplete Early Saxon girdle hanger, a Late Saxon lead disc brooch (S2) and a post-medieval lead token.
See details in file.
E. Darch (HES), February 2011.

Before 17 February 2011. Metal-detecting.
One Charlemagne denier coin dated AD768 to AD771.
See lists in file.
A. Marsden (HES), 17 February 2012.