NHER 34597 (Find Spot record) - Multi-period finds

1998. Metal-detecting.
Roman Aesica brooch, heavily iron stained. The wings are semi-cylindrical, open at the back for the missing spring: the chord would have been held by the central rear-facing hook. The wings are each decorated with a single groove: vertical on left hand wing (as you look at front) and oblique on right hand wing. Other decoration maybe obscured or broken away. The bow has three identical grooves and a chunky rectangular section; it steps down to a circular plate on which is a large inverted triangular boss with a groove across the top. Foot missing. Some similarity with (S1). 1st century AD.
See (S2).
Identified by H.M. Geake (NCM).
Found by [1].
[2] describes this as a Aesica Theer Hook around 40 to 60/65 AD.
W. Milligan (NCM), 29 January 1998.

Before 28 March 2011. Metal-detecting. Site extended.
2 Roman and 1 medieval coin, medieval and post-medieval metal objects.
See lists in file.
A. Rogerson (HES), 13 July 2011.

Before 23 February 2012. Metal-detecting.
Two Roman, two medieval and one post-medieval coin; a medieval thimble and post-medieval purse bar and lead cloth seal.
See lists in file.
A. Rogerson (HES), 8 June 2012.