TREASURE ANNU AL REPORT 2005/6 - Portable Antiquities Scheme

1089. shellingford, oxfordshire:
3 Roman base-silver radiates (2005 T338)
Date: AD 244
Discovery: Found by Mr A Holbrook while metaldetecting
in December 2004.
Description: 3 base-silver radiates, all Gordian III
(AD 238–244)
Disposition: Oxfordshire Museums Service hopes
to acquire.
R ABDY
1090. york area: 6 Roman base-silver radiates
(2005 T127)
Date: AD 247
Discovery: Found by Mr A Murray while metaldetecting
in November 2004.
Description:
Gordian III (AD 238–244), 5
Philip I (AD 244–249), 1
Disposition: Disclaimed, returned to finder.
S HOLMES
1091. Cole henley, hampshire: 14 Roman silver
denarii and base-silver radiates (2005 T170)
Date: AD 251
Discovery: Found by Mr P Minton, Mr C Roberts &
Mr R Young while metal-detecting in February 2005.
Description:
Denarii:
Elagabalus (AD 218–222), 2
Julia Maesa, 1
Severus Alexander (AD 222–235), 2
Gordian III (AD 238–244), 1
Radiates:
Elagabalus (AD 218–222), 1
Gordian III (AD 238–244), 4
Philip II Caesar (AD 244–247), 1
Decius (AD 249–251), 2
Discussion: Addendum coin (2006 T535) is no. 13 in
catalogue by E Besly.
Disposition: Disclaimed, returned to finders.
E BESLY
1092. Cole henley, hampshire (addendum):
A Roman base-silver radiate (2006 T535)
Date: AD 251
Discovery: Found by Mr P Minton while metaldetecting
in October 2006.
Description: Philip II Caesar (AD 247–249), 1
Discussion: Original hoard is 2005 T170.
Disposition: Disclaimed, returned to finder.
E BESLY
1093. bredon A, Worcestershire:
16 Roman base-silver radiates (2006 T474A)
Date: AD 260
Discovery: Found by Mr S Burgess, Mr R Hart & Mr C
Thompson while metal-detecting in 2006.
Description:
Elagabalus (AD 218–222), 1
Gordian III (AD 238–244), 6
Philip I & II (AD 244–249), 2
Decius (AD 249–251), 1
Trebonianus Gallus & Volusian (AD 251–253), 3
Valerian & Gallienus (AD 253–260), 3
Note: Bredon B found at same time (2 silver siliquae to
AD 367), same treasure number.
Disposition: Disclaimed, returned to finders.
R ABDY & S MOORHEAD
1094. hinckley area, Leicestershire: 149 Roman
silver and base-silver denarii and radiates with
associated grey ware pottery (2006 T202)
Date: AD 265
Discovery: Found by Mr K Bunn while metal-detecting
in April 2006.
Description:
Denarii:
Septimius Severus (AD 193–211) Wars of the
Succession:
Septimius Severus, 2
Julia Domna, 1
Joint reign of Severus & Caracalla:
Septimius Severus, –
Caracalla, 1
Julia Domna, 2
Geta Caesar, 1
Caracalla (AD 198–217), 1
Macrinus (AD 217–218), 1
Elagabalus (AD 218–222), 11
Julia Soemias, 4
Julia Maesa, 5
Julia Paula, 1
Severus Alexander (AD 222–235), 14
Julia Mamaea, 1
Maximinus I (AD 235–238), 5
Gordian III (AD 238–244), 1
Radiates:
Gordian III (AD 238–244), 14
Philip I (AD 244–249), 13
Otacilia, 4
Trebonianus Gallus (AD 249–251), 2
Volusian, 1
Valerian & Gallienus (AD 253–260):
Valerian, 10
Gallienus, 14
Diva Mariniana, 1
Salonina, 5
Valerian II, 5
Divus Valerian II, 4
Saloninus, 2
Sole reign of Gallienus (AD 260–268):
Gallienus, 1
Gallic Empire:
Postumus, 19
Uncertain, 3
Uncertain fragments, 33
Disposition: Disclaimed, returned to finder.
A DAUBNEY
1095. breckland, Norfolk:
46 base-silver denarii and radiates (2005 T118)
Date: AD 267
Discovery: Found by NAU Archaeology in January 1996
during controlled archaeological excavation.
Description: The hoard consists of nine denarii,
of which two are plated, one silver quinarius (of
Diadumenian) and 36 radiates, of which two are plated:
Septimius Severus (AD 193–211), 2
Geta, 2
Caracalla, 1
Macrinus (AD 217–218), –
Diadumenian, 1
Elagabalus (AD 218–222), 1
Julia Maesa, 1
Severus Alexander (AD 222–238), 2
Philip I (AD 244–249), 1
Decius (AD 249–251), 1
Herennius Etruscus, 1
Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251–253), –
Volusian, 1
Aemilian (AD 253), 1
Valerian (AD 253–260), 1
Gallienus, 5
Salonina, 4
Valerian II, 2
Saloninus, 1
Gallic Empire:
Postumus (AD 260–269), 17 (last coins 4th series)
Disposition: Disclaimed to remain with the main site
archive (Norfolk Museums Service).
A POPESCU
1096. burwash area, East sussex: 1,863 base-silver
radiates and associated grey ware vessel (2006 T4)
Date: AD 268
Discovery: Found by Mr T Symonds while metaldetecting
in February 2006, with further coins
recovered during subsequent archaeological excavation.
Description:
Caracalla (AD 211–217), 3
Julia Domna, 5
Elagabalus (AD 218–222), 12
Julia Maesa, 1
Balbinus (AD 238), 1
Pupienus (AD 238), 3
Gordian III (AD 238–244), 702
Tranquillina, 1
Philip I (AD 244–249), 347
Philip II Caesar, 53
Philip II Augustus, 16
Otacilia Severa, 69
Decius (AD 249–251), 112
Herennius Etruscus, 13
Hostilian Caesar, 4
Herennia Etruscilla, 27
Divus Titus, 2
Divus Trajan, 2
Divus Severus Alexander, 2
Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251–253), 44
Volusian, 28
Hostilian Augustus, 1
Aemilian (AD 253), 1
Valerian and Gallienus (AD 253–260):
Valerian I, 38
Gallienus, 55
Salonina, 28
Valerian II, 14
Divus Valerian II, 1
Saloninus (Caesar), 3
Gallic Empire:
Postumus (AD 260–268), 244
Uncertain fragments, 31
Pottery: A substantial part of a large grey ware jar, the
interior surfaces of the sherds of pottery considerably
stained through contact with the 37 sherds were
recovered representing the base and lower wall.
Disposition: To be determined.
An Addenda of 1,030+ was found during subsequent
archaeological investigation by the Sussex
Archaeological Society (March 2007).
R ABDY & J D HILL
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