NHER 5720 (Find Spot record) - Neolithic flints, Bronze Age flints and Iron Age pottery sherds, Two Mile Bottom Common

1907. Stray finds.
Casual finds of Neolithic flints. Long, narrow flint flakes, scrapers and discoidal implements.
Also a bronze lid found on 2 September 1907, assumed by W.G. Clarke to be Iron Age, but R.R. Clarke disputes this.
See (S1) and (S2) for further information.
R.R. Clarke (NCM).

1919. Stray finds - F N Haward's site XXI.
Neolithic worked flints including 32 convex scrapers, 7 concave scrapers, a diagonal-ended scraper, 10 axes of various types, 4 points, 2 discs, 2 borers, a fabricator, a knife, cores, hammerstones, flakes and pot-boilers.
Information from (S3).
A. Cattermole (NLA), 15 July 2008.

1979. Stray find.
Flint scraper found.
W. Milligan (NCM), 22 August 1980.

Easter 1980. Stray find in area where trees have been felled, location [1].
Iron Age pottery sherd.
W. Milligan (NCM), 22 August 1980.

Pre-May 1981. Stray finds, main concentration at [2], one arrowhead from [3].
Worked flints including a hammerstone, a struck Levallois core, a blade, three flakes and 13 scrapers.
Many pieces are exceptionally large, and most date from the Neolithic or Bronze Age.
See list in file.
F. Healy (NAU), 29 May 1981.

1982. Stray find.
Neolithic or Bronze Age flint side scraper.
A. Lawson, 6 October 1982.

1986. Stray finds.
Two oblique Neolithic arrowheads, a broken flaked axe and a thick blade, apparently used as a punch.
See list and drawings (S1) in file.
J.J. Wymer (NAU), 18 December 1987.