TREASURE ANNU AL REPORT 2005/6 - Portable Antiquities Scheme

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1027. Redlingfield, suffolk: undiagnostic plain gold finger-ring (2006 T211) pAs ID: sF-8C7AE6 Found by Mr I Charity & Mr J French while metaldetecting in April 2006; not Treasure, returned to finder. F MINTER 1028. Lewes area, East sussex: undiagnostic but probably ancient gold droplet (2005 T557) pAs ID: suss-C66AD3 Found by Mr S Cook while metal-detecting in October or November 2005; disclaimed, returned to finder. L ANDREWS-WILSON 1029. steyning, West sussex: undiagnostic but probably ancient gold strip (2005 T420) pAs ID: suss-4CD9E1 Found by Mr R Grant while metal-detecting in September 2005; Steyning Museum had hoped to acquire but withdrew; returned to finder. S P NEEDHAM 1030. brailes, Warwickshire: undiagnostic gold strip fragment (2005 T554) pAs ID: WAW-F35E51 Found by Mr P Akrill while metal-detecting in September 2005; not Treasure, returned to finder. G VARNDELL 1031. Kineton, Warwickshire: undiagnostic plain gold wire finger-ring (2006 T183) pAs ID: pAs-E03745 Found by the Edgehill Battlefield Trust as part of a controlled detecting survey in March 2005. Not Treasure, returned to finder; Warwickshire Museum hope to acquire with the main site archive. J A RUDOE 1032. Kingsbury, Warwickshire: Five undiagnostic irregular gold lumps, possibly casting waste (2006 T521) pAs ID: WAW-79AA73 Found by Mr J Stanfield while metal-detecting in 2005; further to these five there were more lumps of a similar nature discovered at this findspot since 2000, found over a hundred square yard area, summing over forty pieces. These and future finds of this nature are deemed to be not Treasure. Returned to finder. R JACKSON 1033. Wixford, Warwickshire: undiagnostic silver oval-section ingot (2006 T477) pAs ID: WAW-78C336 Found by Mr M Pugh while metal-detecting in September 2006; not Treasure, returned to finder. B AGER 1034. North and middle Littleton, Worcestershire: undiagnostic electrum casting waste droplet (2006 T472) pAs ID: WAW-78b0F6 Found by Mr B Sawczuk while metal-detecting in September 2006; not Treasure, returned to finder. R JACKSON 1035. broughton, North yorkshire: undiagnostic silver-plated copper-alloy disc (2006 T258) pAs ID: pAs-E04654 Found by Mr S Reynoldson while metal-detecting in May 2006; not Treasure, returned to finder. B AGER & R HOBBS 1036. saxton with scarthingwell, North yorkshire: undiagnostic possible gold ingot or melted fragment (2005 T504) pAs ID: sWyoR-81b2E2 Found by Mr A Diamond while metal-detecting in late 1997; not Treasure, returned to finder. J D HILL 1037. snape, North yorkshire: undiagnostic plain gold circular fitting (2006 T413) pAs ID: pAs-E06407 Found by Mr D Cole while metal-detecting in August 2006; not Treasure, returned to finder. J A RUDOE 182 18TH – 20TH CENTURIES AND UNDIAGNOSTIC 18TH – 20TH CENTURIES AND UNDIAGNOSTIC 183
184 COINS A. IRoN AGE 1038. Fareham, hampshire: 2 Iron Age gold staters (2006 T82) Date: c. 80–60 BC Discovery: Found by Mr B Radford while metaldetecting in February 2006. Description: Both coins are early uninscribed gold staters of the Chute-Cheriton transition type (VA 1210 = BMC 88). Disposition: Hampshire Museums Service. I LEINS 1039. Vernham Dean, hampshire: 4 Iron Age gold staters (2005 T527) Date: c. 80–60 BC Discovery: Found by Mr H Vincent while metaldetecting in October 2005. Description: All four coins are British Iron Age gold staters of a type known as British B or Chute type (VA 1205 = BMC 35). Disposition: Hampshire Museums Service. I LEINS 1040. southease, East sussex: 2 Iron Age ‘Gallo-belgic’ gold staters (2006 T493) Date: 80 and 50 BC Discovery: Found by Mr J Cole while metal-detecting in September 2006. Description: Both coins are uninscribed ‘Gallo-Belgic’ type gold staters, produced during the late Iron Age: Gold stater, Gallo-Belgic C type (class III), VA 44–1 Gold stater, Gallo-Belgic E type (class III), VA 54–1 Discussion: The name ‘Gallo-Belgic’ stems from the fact that although these coins are found in substantial numbers in south-east England, they are also found on the Continent, where they are thought to have been produced. These coins are an addendum to a single gold stater (Gallo-Belgic E type (class III), VA 54–1, Weight: 6.17g) found in 2004 (PAS ID: SUSS-A40B13). Disposition: Disclaimed, returned to finder. I LEINS 1041. Winchester area IIa, hampshire: 3 Iron Age gold staters (2005 T200A) Date: c. 80–50 BC Discovery: Found by Mr K Halls (deceased) while metal-detecting before 2004; reported by Mrs Halls. Description: 3 Iron Age coins, gold staters: Gallo-Belgic E, class ii-iii (VA 52–1), 1 British A, Westerham type (VA 202–1), 1 British QA (VA 212–1), 1 Discussion: Although the exact provenance of these coins is unknown, they are thought to have been detected at a single site in the Winchester area. All three coins are of types produced or used in the southeast of Britain during the first half of the 1st century BC. As such, they are likely to represent either a small hoard, or a series of deposits on the same site made by a number of different individuals for ritual or religious purposes. Religious sites are common locations for coin deposits from the pre-Roman Iron Age. Disposition: Winchester Museums Service. I LEINS 1042. Little horwood, buckinghamshire: 73 Iron Age gold staters and associated pottery (2006 T640) Date: c. 60–50 BC Discovery: Found by Mr A Clarkson, Mr E Clarkson & Mr G Heritage while metal-detecting in December 2006. Description: 73 British Iron Age gold staters: British B, Chute type (VA 1205 = BMC 35), 1 British B, Chute type (plated imitation), 1 British LA, Whaddon Chase type (VA 1470 = BMC 279), 2 British LA, Whaddon Chase type (VA 1472 = BMC 287), 6 British LA, Whaddon Chase type (VA 1476 = BMC 295), 8 British LA, Whaddon Chase type (VA 1476–5 = BMC 306), 43 British LA, Whaddon Chase type (partially melted), 1 British QB (VA 216 = BMC 461), 11 Discussion: All of the coins are British Iron Age gold staters which were produced between about 60 and 50 BC. Both the findspot and composition suggest a link with the earlier Whaddon Chase hoard of 1849. Like many finds of this period, the Whaddon Chase hoard was poorly recorded, with modern estimates of its size varying from 450 to 2,000 coins. However, it is clear that the majority of the coins were, like those of the present find, of British L and Q type. It is most likely that the present finds represent part of the original hoard that remained undiscovered in 1849. Disposition: Buckinghamshire County Museum hopes to acquire. I LEINS 1043. Climping, West sussex (addenda): 2 Iron Age gold staters (2006 T107) Date: c. 50–20 BC Discovery: Found by Mr M Hay while metal-detecting in 2001/2. Description: 2 British Iron Age gold staters: British QB (BMC 461 = VA 216), 1 Climping type, 1 Discussion: The current coins were found approximately 30 feet from the spot where the main concentration of coins was discovered in 2000. For the original hoard and addenda see Treasure Annual Report 2000, no. 228 & Treasure Annual Report 2004, no. 414. In terms of composition this find is entirely consistent with the original hoard which, as far as can be reconstructed, also comprised British Q and so-called Climping types. The latter group derive their name from the site at Climping, as they appear to be unique to it. None have been recorded from any other location. Furthermore, all known examples of Climping type coins are die-linked (that is to say were struck using the same dies), reinforcing the conclusion that they all come from the same hoard. Disposition: Littlehampton Museum hopes to acquire. I LEINS 1044. Eastbourne area, East sussex: 2 Iron Age silver units (2005 T125) Date: c. 50–20 BC Discovery: Found by Mr B Jordan while metaldetecting in September 2005. Description: Both coins are silver units of a known type, found in south-central England in the territory of the ancient British people known as the Atrebates. The type (VA 355 = BMC 731) is thought to have been made by the British ruler Commius. Disposition: Towner Art Gallery & Museum, Eastbourne hopes to acquire. J WILLIAMS 1045. urchfont, Wiltshire (addendum): An Iron Age silver unit (2006 T80) Date: c. 50 BC–AD 10 Discovery: Found by Mr H Vincent while metaldetecting in September 2005. Description: The coin belongs to the Irregular Western or Dobunnic series, of a recorded type (BMC 3014) and is identical to the 15 coins that made up the original hoard, found in 1996. (Treasure Trove Reviewing Committee Annual Report 1996–97) Disposition: Wiltshire Heritage Museum hopes to acquire. I LEINS 1046. East of Colchester, Essex: 9 Iron Age gold staters (2005 T146 & 2005 T462) Date: c. 20 BC–AD 10 Discovery: Found by Ms L Cook, Mr G Cox, Mr R Guinazzo, Mr D Harvorson, Mr R Metz, Mr B Purpura & Mr T Rushing while metal-detecting in March 2005 & October 2005. Description: The nine coins are all ancient British gold staters. They are all inscribed with the name of Addedomaros, a king who seems to have ruled a territory in Essex and Hertfordshire. He is only known from the coins made in his name. The coins are of a known type (VA 1620 = BMC 2396). Disposition: Colchester & Ipswich Museums Service. J WILLIAMS COINS COINS 185
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TREASURE ANNUAL REPORT 2005/6 TREAS
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Cover: Iron Age electrum torc (no.
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INTRODUCTION CoRoNERs bILL In the T
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LIST OF CONTRIbUTERS Richard Abdy B
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DISTRIbUTION MAPS OF TREASURE CASES
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7. Takeley, Essex: middle bronze Ag
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23. Winchester Area, hampshire: Lat
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42. poulton, Gloucestershire: middl
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completed; length: 41mm. 46. Spearh
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moulded ridges but also stamped mot
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59. pencoyd, herefordshire: Late br
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to overlap the remaining side-plate
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67. Eaton, Norfolk: bronze Age base
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125-131. Casting jets; weights: 11-
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IRON AGE I) ToRCs AND ToRC ELEmENTs
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ROMAN (I) bRACELETs 91. Warburton,
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117. Newark area, Nottinghamshire:
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151. East Winch, Norfolk: Roman sil
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Roman copper-alloy arm-purses appea
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200. Edlesborough, buckinghamshire:
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218. spofforth, North yorkshire: Vi
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Page 46 and 47: 239. Deerhurst, Gloucestershire: An
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Page 50 and 51: 276. holt area, Norfolk: Viking sil
Page 52 and 53: 300. mildenhall area, suffolk: Earl
Page 54 and 55: 17. Two short lengths of cable hoop
Page 56 and 57: 323. Alby Area, Norfolk: medieval g
Page 58 and 59: 349. pinchbeck, Lincolnshire: 13th-
Page 60 and 61: (IV) EAR-sCoops 396. Calbourne, Isl
Page 62 and 63: 421. Cerne Abbas, Dorset: medieval
Page 64 and 65: 455. south Cambridgeshire, Cambridg
Page 66 and 67: 509. pytchley, Northamptonshire: me
Page 68 and 69: (IX) spooNs 542. East Dean and Fris
Page 70 and 71: 134 POST-MEDIEVAL (I) bADGEs 572. T
Page 72 and 73: 604. Witham area, Essex: post-medie
Page 74 and 75: 646. Derby, Derbyshire: post-mediev
Page 76 and 77: 668. Roxwell, Essex: 16th-century s
Page 78 and 79: 712. Littlethorpe, North yorkshire:
Page 80 and 81: 744. orcop, herefordshire: 16th-17t
Page 82 and 83: 786. york area: Five 17th-century s
Page 84 and 85: 820. Lancing area, West sussex: 16t
Page 86 and 87: 850. Kenilworth, Warwickshire: 15th
Page 88 and 89: 170 18Th - 20Th CENTURIES AND UNDIA
Page 90 and 91: 915. Alcester, Warwickshire: 18th-2
Page 92 and 93: (VII) oThER objECTs 971. Nursling a
Page 96 and 97: 1047. Westerham, Kent (addenda): 34
Page 98 and 99: 1069. barton bendish, Norfolk (adde
Page 100 and 101: 1089. shellingford, oxfordshire: 3
Page 102 and 103: 1105. Acton Trussell and bednall, s
Page 104 and 105: 1125. haxby, york (addenda): 4 Roma
Page 106 and 107: 1145. Newport area, Isle of Wight:
Page 108 and 109: 1170. Thurlaston, Leicestershire: 6
Page 110 and 111: 1193. swindon area, Wiltshire: 54 L
Page 112 and 113: 2. Coin clippings: Seven clippings
Page 114 and 115: tongue and recess mechanism. Along
Page 116 and 117: 1233. st brides Wentlooge, monmouth
Page 118 and 119: (III) mEDIEVAL 1254. Wenvoe, Vale o
Page 120 and 121: Fowler, E, 1960. ‘The origins and
Page 122 and 123: VALUATIONS 1 Winchester area £2,00
Page 124 and 125: 1134 Cople area £90 1136 Sible Hed
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Page 132 and 133: T Ref No. 2005 217 287 2005 218 588
Page 134 and 135: T Ref No. 2006 71 432 2006 72 583 2
Page 136 and 137: T Ref No. 2006 509 977 2006 510 954
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49.5. Tattershall area, Lincolnshir
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55. Langford, Essex (Half life-size
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61.1. Ramsgate area, Kent (Half lif
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64.4. Berwick-upon-Tweed area, Nort
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68.1. Keswick, Norfolk (Actual size
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69.5. Mylor, Cornwall (Half life-si
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82.2. Newark, Nottinghamshire (Half
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111. Southwark, London 112. Goring
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185.1. Tadcaster, North Yorkshire (
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204.3. North of Ipswich, Suffolk (H
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222.5. Dartford, Kent 222.6. Dartfo
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224.1. Bridge, Kent (Half life-size
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225.6. St Martin in the Fields, Wes
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240. Hursley, Hampshire 248. Shalfl
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270. Pavenham, Bedfordshire 271. Sh
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304. Aughton, South Yorkshire 305.
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326. Winterbourne Bassett, Wiltshir
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394. Manby, Lincolnshire 395. Tarra
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422. Thornbury, South Gloucestershi
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535. Manston, Dorset 536. Swanley,
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576. Ivinghoe Aston area, Buckingha
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646. Derby, Derbyshire 647. Kingsbr
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696. Whaplode, Lincolnshire 697. So
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779. Wendover, Buckinghamshire 780.
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832. Wells area, Somerset 833. Brai
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1042. Little Horwood, Buckinghamshi
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1076. Bridgnorth area, Shropshire S
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1131a. Nailsworth, Gloucestershire
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1169a. Leiston area, Suffolk, obver
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1200a. Brixton Deverill , Wiltshire
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1222. Llanmaes, Vale of Glamorgan 1
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