NHER 21320 (Find Spot record) - Medieval object concentrations, Roman to post medieval objects

3 April 1985. Fieldwalking on winter cereal in well weathered soil.
Context 1: Odd medieval sherds from field. WPA AQ (S1).
Context 2: [1]. Concentration medieval pottery sparse, bone sparse, shell abundant. post medieval rubbish (abundant towards west fading to moderate eastwards) on edge of roddon, 37m east to west x 17m north to south 2.7m OD. WPA 10 (S2).
Context 3 [2]: Concentration medieval pot sparse, locally moderate, bone and shell sparse. Some of the material from Context 3 has been reidentified as Late Saxon pottery. Not much post medieval rubbish. Possibly on edge of large Walpole roddon. 20m northeast-southwest x 19m. 2.4m OD. WPA 11 (S3).
Context 4 [3]: Concentration medieval sherds moderate, sparse bone, abundant shell, not much post medieval debris. ?on edge of Walpole roddon. 30m north to south x 35m east to west. WPA 12 (S4).
Finds in NCM.
For full list of pottery wares, etc, see Fenland Folders (S5).
R. Silvester (NAU), 5 April 1985

September 1993. Metal detector finds
Context 5 [4]: Medieval coin.
See list in file.
All part of context 1: Bronze medieval buckle with rectangular loop, cylinder round pin rest, attachment plate folded round frame, pierced hole for pin, two rivet holes at open end.
Bronze medieval strap end, space-plate, with crescentric arms, and cast acorn terminal.
Bronze medieval belt-stiffener, rectangular, rivet hole at each end; ribbed in centre.
Lead lozengiform openwork fragment, with central rib, from ?pilgrim sign?
Early post medieval bronze buckle frame, D-shaped, with lug at each end of pin bar.
Identified by J. Davies and S. Margeson (NCM).
A. Rogerson (NCM), 1 November 1993.

August 1994 to June 1995. Fieldwalking and detecting.
One Roman tile, one sherd.
Three to four Middle Saxon sherds, ?whetstone, iron knife and fired clay.
See list in file.
D. Gurney (NLA), 16 June 1995.