NHER 34331 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds

1998. Metal detecting.
Late Bronze Age axe. Drawn at NCM (S1 and S3).
Rectangular medieval buckle plate with rivet hole at each corner (two at hinge) end with surviving rivets. Broken at fold, pin slot, frame recesses. Worn decoration of a double grooved border with letter AT within. Traces of gilding. (S2) at NCM.
Medieval lead seal matrix, long pointed oval (50 by 21mm) pierced lug at one end on reverse and also odd circular depression. Worn front perhaps never very well made. Central motif a deeply cut fleur-de-lis with illegible legend around. 13th century or 14th century. (S2) at NCM.
Small medieval lead ampulla, once bent now straightened. Complete with two triangular handles. Top now open (has it been cut off?). Decoration is worn, but there is a circle with obliquely ribbed border on one side, and a broad arrow (? for Bury St Edmunds) in an obliquely ribbed border on the other. (S1) at NCM.
Very crudely made plano-convex lead weight/spindle whorl, with slightly tapering central hole. Weighing 28.59g (=1oz). Undatable.
Medieval metalwork identified by H. M. Geake (NCM)
Three base sherds medieval unglazed, one base sherd glazed Grimston, two base sherds glazed red earthenware.
Identified by W. F. Milligan (NCM).
A. Rogerson (NLA), 26 March 1999.

December 2013-January 2014. Metal-detecting. [1].
1 medieval pottery sherd.
Undated casting waste.
Information from PAS import.
A. Beckham (HES), 6 February 2014.

July-September 2015. Metal-detecting. Site extended to whole field. [2].
Neolithic/Bronze Age flint borer.
Medieval/post-medieval jetton.
Information from PAS import.
A. Beckham (HES), 7 October 2015.