NHER 20365 (Find Spot record) - Site of Late Saxon to medieval settlement and multi-period finds

1983 to 1984. Hales Survey site 99.
Rough ploughed surface.
3 flint tools = flakes (J. Wymer (NAU) January 1985).
Sestertius, very worn, ?Trajan or Hadrian but pre Antoninus Pius.
3 Thetford type jar rims, late in form and fabric.
3 flat bases probably Thetford type.
3 Early medieval jar rims.
3 medieval unglazed jar rims and 2 unglazed bowl rims.
69 sherds, with occasional sagging bases, predominantly Early medieval and medieval unglazed but including some Thetford type.
1 rim, 1 sherd late medieval/early post medieval
2 sherds medieval probably glazed.
7 glazed red earthenware, 2 stoneware handles, 1 post medieval black glazed sherd.
(S1) in file.
Identified by A. Rogerson (NAU).
E. Rose (NAU) 15 May 1984.

January 1993. Metal detecting finds. For ngr see Notes.
Lovely 15th/16th century pin with filigree and granules decoration with head and gilded, of elongated form.
See (S2).
Identified by S. Margeson (NCM).
Of type that some would date Late Saxon.
A. Rogerson (NLA) 1 February 1993.

(S3) records this as Site 99, a settlement which began in the Late Saxon period and developed into the medieval period.
See (S3) for more details.
S. Spooner (NLA) 26 January 2006