NHER 4393 (Monument record) - Probable Roman building, enclosures and trackway and multi-period finds

Around 1955. Stray Find.
Found on ploughed field at [1] (Context 1):
Early Bronze Age 'Beaker-type' copper alloy double-spiral headed pin. See correspondence (S1), illustration (S2) and photographs (S3) in file. For comparison see (S8).
Donated to Norwich Castle Museum in 1974 (NWHCM : 1974.556).
Information from (S4).
Amended by P. Watkins (HES), 9 August 2018. Amended by A. Beckham (HES), 23 July 2020.

1957. Roman coins, pottery found.
1973. Roman building uncovered. Also Iron Age sherd.
1976. Roman cropmark complex recorded.

1 July 1976. Ordnance Survey air photograph.
Square enclosure.
D. Voisey (NLA), 2 February 1995.

1979. Metal-detecting.
Found at [2]:
Small copper alloy object. See drawing (S5).
Found at [3]:
Fragment of copper alloy brooch. See drawing (S6).
Initial identifications by R. Trett (KLM). T. Gregory suggested the first object may be part of a medieval buckle (judging from the drawing).
Information from (S7).
Amended by P. Watkins (HES), 9 August 2018.

1982. Roman sherds found.
See full details and finds drawings in file.
See both 6 inch and 25 inch overlays.
E. Rose (NAU), 26 July 1990.

April 2000. Surface finds.
Identified by D. Gurney (NLA).
Samian form Dr 37. Body sherd, with ovolos above rectangular panel defined by small bead-rows top and sides. Lion, or boar, small soldier(?) with shield and sword crouched below, human figure to right. Probably South Gaulish (late). ?late 1st/early 2nd century.
A. Rogerson, 6 June 2000.