NHER 10044 (Monument record) - Site of Bronze Age or Roman barrow and Roman coins found at Nunmete / Nonmete Hill

AD 1465, "100/- in coined money"(100 shillings) found when Nunmete Hill was opened.
See (S1) and (S2) (neither checked).

Informant [1] states that Hill Farm stands on the site of the mound, hence the name.
However (S2) believes it was the same as NHER 10045 (information from E. B. Green (NCM)).
References checked by A. Lawson (NAU).
(S1) is merely quoting (S2). No sign of barrow anywhere in area.
A. Lawson (NAU), 17 December 1975.

See article by member of the public [1] in (S3) quoting (S1) and showing that he only assumed the two barrows were the same on the basis of a similar story attached to both about the finding of coins.
E. Rose (NAU), 8 October 1985.

December 2005.
Probably the first recorded 'excavation' in Norfolk.
D. Gurney (NLA), 7 December 2005.