NHER 17474 (Find Spot record) - Bunwell Bronze Age hoard

25 April 1981 and subsequently. Metal detecting within a radius of 7m [1].
Bunwell hoard consisting of the following.
One facetted socketed axe.
One fragment socketed axe (with scrap fragment within).
One socketed hammer.
One socketed palette knife.
One socketed gouge (in two pieces).
Annular collar (with open hemispherical section, rebated inner edge and two loops beneath).
One socketed barbed spearhead.

Other fragments include the following.
Flat copper alloy fragment.
Small hollow cone.
Small iron plate with fine bronze wire around. Possibly modern but heavily corroded.
See (S1) and (S2).
Site visited by A. Lawson (NAU), 8 May 1981
A. Lawson (NAU), 30 July 1981.

1985. On hoard site. Metal detecting. Source [2].
Copper alloy socketed axe frag, joining NCM broken axe 1.984.2a and 2b therefore should be 2c.
Copper alloy object perhaps Roman, not a brooch, hollow conical piece, superficially like certain Bronze Age objects but not a good parallel.
See (S3).
E. Green (NCM) and W. Milligan (NCM), 19 June 1985.

Pre 1985.
(S4) mentions spread of Roman coarseware over 'much of' this field but no plan given of extent (area BN6) of scatter.
Not apparently retained.
E. Rose (NAU), 3 July 1986.

Also a bronze coin of Severus Alexander given to NCM this site no. but not in thesis and no other information.
E. Rose (NAU), 4 July 1986.