NHER 34393 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period find scatter

1996. Metal detecting.
Early post medieval object: eight pointed star, off centre hole and eight other holes. ?Leaf decoration (worn) on each face at each point. ?Function ?Belt fitting.
Polaroid (S1) in file.
Identified by A. Rogerson (NLA).
W. F. Milligan (NCM) 26 June 1996.

Before September 1998. Metal detecting.
Found by [1]. Information from [2]. In area of previous find.
Early Saxon flat circular object with central perforation blocked by iron corrosion. Wide border with no gilding. Chip-carved, gilded central panel, of a beaded ridge around a circle of twelve groups of three radiating ridges. An inner beaded ridge
surrounds the central hole. The British Museum think possibly linked to late 5th century/early 6th century geometric button brooches, but more likely a late 6th century belt mount. Some peculiar ?solder on reverse.
(S1).
Identified by H.M. Geake (NCM).
A. Rogerson (NCM), 11 January 2001

2003. Metal detecting.
Post medieval lead hollow-cast mask, perhaps a toy. Detailed grotesque features with prominent eyes, nose, forehead and cheekbones, stylised hair and beard, open pierced mouth with exaggerated lips. 20mm by 30mm. Scar from casting sprue
on reverse.
S. Ashley (NLA), 14 October 2003.