NHER 24742 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds

1987. Metal detecting finds.
Flint flake.
Coin of CONSTANTINOPOLIS, VoP AD 330 to 340.
2 Tetricus I, or II AD 270 to 273 very worn.
Medieval copper alloy stud for harness or leather.
Post medieval copper alloy stud for harness or leather.
Medieval copper aloy strip, possibly knife or dagger handle side plate.
Post medieval locking copper alloy hinge plate.
Post medieval tanged portion of copper alloy buckle to grip leather.
Medieval purse bar fragment with zigzag, holes for attachment.
16th to 17th century buttons.
18th century thimble.

1988.
Roman coin, Constantinopolis victory on prow AD 330 to 340.
Great Yarmouth token 1667 'FOR USE OF THE POOR'.
2 post medieval thimbles.
2 harness buckles.
17th century Great Yarmouth tokens, Thomas Herring and Benjamin Barker 1662.
W. Milligan (NCM) 22 August 1988

1989. Metal detecting finds.
Roman coins, post medieval weight.
See file.
E. Rose (NAU)

5 January 1992. Metal detecting finds.
Worked flint flake.
Roman coin, Constantine I, Follis, GE2, 330 to 335.
Post medieval part of spur arm with latchment knobs. Finder's No.1173, field 5.
Great Yarmouth halfpenny trade token.
Medieval buckle, tiny.
W. Milligan (NCM) 7 August 1992.

April 1993. Metal detecting finds.
Post medieval double looped buckle with sheet attachment plate and openwork pin rest.
Medieval copper alloy round coin weight for gold half angel, 15th century.
Copper alloy bell rim fragment, early post medieval.
Identified S. Margeson (NCM)

Winter 1994/1995. Metal detecting finds.
Langton Down brooch fragment (battered) ?1-50/55AD.
?13th century buckle, no pin.
Yarmouth farthing token. 'For the use of the Poor 1667'.
Norwich farthing token 1668.
W. Milligan (NCM) 1995.

September 1997 to January 2000. Metal detecting.
Medieval oval, almost circular (buckle) frame with integral plate. Pin missing. Plate has pin hole, two rivet holes, each between two small projections on sides. The attachment end is in the form of a very stylised animal head. Length, about 53mm, maximum width 14mm. The whole object is bent, midway, into an acute angle. For use with spur.
See (S1).
Post medieval rowel spur, terminals and most of rowel box missing. Sides widening markedly to join behind short straight neck.
K. Hinds (NLA) 13 September 2000.

September 2016. Metal-detecting. [1].
Post-medieval gold posy ring.
This ring was disclaimed as Treasure (Ref: 2016 T785) and returned to the finder.
P. Watkins (HES), 1 January 2021.