NHER 21025 (Find Spot record) - Multi period finds including material probably dumped following demolition of Middle Harling Church

Late 1983 on two different dates by [1]. Area of arable field.
Scatter of finds suggesting that this is site of dumping of Middle Harling Church in 18th century. Area is around 100m x about 25m. Finds not collected - much mortar, mortared flint, some limestone, mortared, many human bones. Finds collected - sample of brick. Floor tiles, one base and one sherd of pimply Ipswich.
A. Rogerson (NAU), November 1985.

See file for report on floor tiles (S1). The collection is most extraordinary for a small parish church, which in Norfolk usually yields little other than a few plain Flemish tiles.
M. Dennis (NLA), 10 February 2006.

1983. Fieldwalking. Middle Harling.
1 Mesolithic-type two-platform flint blade core and 1 flint blade similar to it.
1 prehistoric flint flake used as hollow scraper.
Information from [2].
Identified by J.J. Wymer (NAU) November 1984.
W. F. Milligan (NCM), 29 November 1984. Information from (S2).
Amended by P. Watkins (HES), 26 November 2014.

1986. Further surface finds by [1].
Twenty six fragments of medieval glazed floor tiles, of which six exhibit relief decoration (not seen by P. Drury); Roman tile with combing.
NCM.
A. Rogerson (NAU), 27 July 1987

1987. Found with metal detector.
Context 3 at [3].
13th century bronze buckle (finder's No 8).
Context 4 at [4].
Medieval conical bronze thimble (finder's No 7).
Information from [5].
S. Margeson (NCM), 24 April 1987.