NHER 31270 (Find Spot record) - Prehistoric pot boilers, medieval to post medieval objects

1994. Metal detector finds.
Eight coins: four pennies, Sterling imitation, two halfpennies and Charles I penny.
Strap-end.
All found within 50 feet (15m) of each other.
Late medieval circular buckle with pin looped over central pin bar. Transverse groove on pin.
Medieval strap-end, openwork 'ogee-shaped' circular opening in top edge which is incurved. Triangular base. Two rivets at top.
Lead ?weight, 'pommel-shaped' with central hole. Stamped decoration (squares).
Pot boiler.
12th/13th century rim sherd.
Compiled by W. Milligan (NCM) 27 April 1994.

1994. Metal detector find.
Medieval harness fragment, rectangular plate with broken socket on one side for attachment of rod. Shown in relief on both sides a lion rampant with double folded tail. Traces of gilding.
Identified by S. Margeson (NCM), November 1994. Polaroid in file.
Compiled by W. Milligan (NCM), 8 December 1994.

1995. Metal detector finds.
13th century casket mount, square bosses and one lobed pierced terminal, broken at other end, circular pierced section. At least one square boss has cross hatched decoration.
13th century casket mount with pierced lobed terminal (tiny).
14th century crescentric belt chape, with cast and engraved front plate (elaborate pair of leaves on crescent and relief multi-lobed leaf terminal, sheet back plate.
Medieval bronze vessel fragment.
Post medieval lead disc weight (1.8 ounces or 52.8 gms). Stamped on both faces with two stars = two ounces.
17th century double-looped buckle with animal heads flanking baluster-moulded pin rests.
Identified by S. Margeson (NCM), January 1995.
Compiled by W. Milligan (NCM), 15 January 1996.

1995. Metal detector finds.
Two medieval coins.
One post medieval coin.
See list in file.
Identified by J. Davies (NCM), 17 January 1996.
Compiled by W. Milligan (NCM), 10 February 1997.

1999. Metal detecting.
A. Rogerson identifying. All copper alloy unless stated.
Medieval fragment of circular section ring, diameter 40mm. Probably frame of annular brooch.
Post medieval very worn jetton, illegible, diameter 26mm.
Undated spherical lead weight with small central perforation, weighing 33.6g.
Compiled by K. Hinds, 23 May 2000.

1999. Metal detecting. [1]
One medieval coin found at same time as previously reported objects.
Compiled by A. Rogerson (NLA), 15 September 2000.