NHER 24123 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds

October 1987. Surface finds over area about 100m north to south.
One handmade sandy sherd, probably Early Saxon, but might be Iron Age.
Five medieval unglazed sherds.
Information from [1].
A. Gregory (NAU), 5 November 1987.

March 1996. Metal-detecting.
1 ?Neolithic flint flake knife.
2 undatable prehistoric retouched flint flakes.
2 ?prehistoric flint 'pot boilers'.
Identified by P. Robins (NCM), see descriptions in file.

Also probably found around same time:
1 Late Prehistoric pottery sherd (grog tempered)
2 Iron Age pottery sherds (gritty).
2 ?Roman pottery sherds.
6 medieval pottery sherds.
4 ?medieval pottery sherds.
2 post-medieval pottery sherds.
Identified by W. Milligan (NCM), see lists in file.
P. Watkins (HES), 5 July 2016.

1996. Metal detecting finds.
?Neolithic flint scraper.
Undated prehistoric flint blade, two flakes, pot boiler.
Two medieval sherds.
Post medieval rim sherds.
Medieval kidney-shaped buckle frame with narrowed bar and lipped pin rest.
?Medieval slightly curving gilt bronze rod. Both ends solid, one with gilding intact, the other possibly broken. A hole close to the ?broken end shows that the rod is at least partly hollow. Rectangular section. Function unknown.
Undatable flat triangular lead weight - no markings but with raised rib down centre of one side with sides chamfered.
W. Milligan (NCM), 11 February 1997.

1997. Fieldwalking finds.
Prehistoric pot boiler.
Flint gritted sherd (probably Iron Age).
Three medieval sherds (one rim), four late medieval/transitional sherds, one Frechen base stoneware sherd, one lead glazed earthenware (base).
W. Milligan (NCM), 17 February 1997.

1997. Fieldwalking finds.
Prehistoric potboiler, flint flake.
One Neolithic polished axe, core.
Identified by P. Robins (NCM) 8 January 1998. See list in file.
K. Sussams (NCM) 21 January 1998.

September 2002. Metal detecting.
Neolithic or Early Bronze Age scraper.
Roman coin.
Medieval and post medieval sherds and metal objects.
See lists in file.
A. Rogerson (NLA). 4 November 2002.