NHER 15906 (Find Spot record) - Prehistoric flint implements, medieval brooch and coin

?1979. Metal detecting.
Bronze circular brooch with pin, half plain, half decorated with barleysugar twist. Probably 12th-13th century.
Held by Thetford Museum (donated 25 January 1980).
This first find is now said by finder to come from NHER 5757 instead - q.v.
J. Hassall, January 1980.

1983. Stray Find.
Same approximate site.
Neolithic flint sickle measuring 12.2cm in length. Grey/black flint in very fresh condition. Very faint patina on surface. Distinct 'sickle gloss' along straighter edge.
See drawing (S1).
Identified by J. Wymer (NAU), 7 October 1983.

1985. Found with metal detector.
Denar of Bishop Conrad of Utrecht 1076-1099 struck at Deventer H Dannenberg, Die Deutsche Munzen der Sachsischen und Frankischen Kaiserzeit Berlin 1876 224 no 575.
Identified and photographed by the British Museum (CM).
S. Margeson (NCM), 18 June 1985.

1996. Fieldwalking. Location is approximate, as finder gives grid reference as location [1] which falls within the factory building, but describes the site as 'Behind Tulip International Factory'.
Worked flints including a flake, retouched flakes, a scraper and a possible fabricator.
See descriptions in file.
E. Rose (NLA), 3 March 1997.