NHER 40073 (Find Spot record) - Unprovenanced multi-period finds (North Norfolk, poorly located)

Before 11 October 1994. Metal-detecting.
Collection of objects recovered by [1] and donated to Norwich Castle Museum (NWHCM : 1998.539). No provenance apart from North Norfolk.
The finds held by the NCM (and used as a handling collection) include:
1 Bronze Age sword/rapier blade fragment. See drawing (S1).
2 Iron Age coins and 1 late La Tene brooch.
1 Late Iron Age/Roman brooch.
870 Roman coins, 38 brooches, 1 intaglio ring set with blue glass (pattern unclear), 1 punch, 2 copper alloy handles, 1 copper alloy ?handle, 5 copper alloy studs, 6 copper alloy hair pins, 1 iron cleaver blade and 1 lead handle.
1 ?Roman/Early Saxon copper alloy ?toilet implement.
1 Early Saxon strap end, 1 brooch and 1 wrist clasp.
1 Middle-Late Saxon strap end and 1 hooked tag.
1 Late Saxon (Viking) trefoil brooch
1 Late Saxon buckle and 2 stirrup mounts. The buckle has a D-shaped frame decorated with ring-and-dot and plain folded sheet place. Important as the only Norfolk example of this type that retains its plate. See (S2). For list of other recorded examples see NHER 18852 (secondary file). This object was previously also recorded (in error) as NHER 41699.
7 medieval coins, 1 finger ring, 1 pin, 2 harness mounts, 17 buckles, 8 strap ends, 1 strap loop, 5 rings, 9 mounts, 1 box/book mount, 5 book clasps, 3 washers, 3 studs, 1 copper alloy knife handle cap, 1 spur, 1 spur buckle, 1 pewter pilgrim badge, 1 lead weight and 1 lead cast ?toy bell.
1 medieval/post-medieval knife blade, 1 brooch, 5 buckles and 1 copper alloy vessel spout.
34 post-medieval coins, 1 Jews harp, 3 strap fittings, 6 thimbles, 8 copper alloy buttons, 3 copper alloy furniture fittings, 5 unidentified dress fittings, 1 lead bird feeder, 1 lead furniture fitting and 23 pieces of lead shot.
7 medieval and post-medieval tokens.
15 medieval and post-medieval jettons.
23 medieval and post-medieval lead cloth seals.
7 undatable copper alloy studs, 1 lead spindle whorl and 11 lead weights.
Many undatable, illegible copper alloy coins.
Information from museum records.
A. Rogerson (NLA) 15 October 2003. Amended and expanded by P. Watkins (HES), 3 November 2015.