TREASURE ACT ANNUAL REPORT Presented to Parliament pursuant to Section 12 of the Treasure Act 1996

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1 TREASURE ACT ANNUAL REPORT 2008 Presented to Parliament pursuant to Section 12 of the Treasure Act 1996 November 2010

2 TREASURE ACT ANNUAL REPORT 2008 Presented to Parliament pursuant to Section 12 of the Treasure Act 1996 November 2010 i

3 Minister s Foreword Introduction Treasure Cases 2008 Table(s) of Treasure Cases 2008 Update on Treasure Cases 2007 v vi vii xiii xxxix Queen s Printer and Controller of HMSO 2010 Published by the Department of Portable Antiquities and Treasure, British ISBN (paperback) ISBN (download) CONTENTS ii iii

4 I am very pleased to introduce the Treasure Annual Report 2008, which provides a report on the operation of the Treasure Act 1996 during It is widely recognised that the Treasure Act 1996 has been extremely successful. Increasing numbers of finds are being reported: up from 747 in 2007 to 806 in 2008, and more than a 300% increase on finds reported during the first year of the Act (1998). The Act ensures that the most important archaeological discoveries are acquired by museums for public benefit and 265 were acquired in There are a number of people to whom I would like to record my thanks. I am very grateful for the work of the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) and its dedicated network of Finds Liaison Officers (FLOs), who work closely with finders, advising them of their legal obligations, helping them report finds, and, together with curators at the British and National of Wales, writing reports on the items found. This report shows that since 2003, when the PAS was extended to the whole of England and Wales, there has been an average increase of almost 210% in the reporting of Treasure. MINISTER S FOREWORD I would also very much like to thank all the finders who have promptly reported Treasure in I am especially grateful to those finders and landowners who have donated finds to museums without claiming financial rewards, in order to reduce the financial burden on museums. In 2008 finders and landowners waived their rewards in 51 cases and their details are included in the tables on pages xiii xxxviii. I am also very grateful to the curators and conservators at national museums, who have written reports for coroners and/or undertaken scientific analysis on Treasure finds and the coroners who hold inquests on Treasure finds. I would also like to thank the Treasure team in the Department of Portable Antiquities and Treasure at the British, who have managed the Treasure process and ensured the speedy payments of rewards. It is also extremely important to recognise the hard work of the Treasure Valuation Committee and its Chairman, Norman Palmer, who have worked diligently to provide me with independent advice on the valuations of Treasure finds. I would also like to especially thank the funding bodies whose grants have enabled museums to acquire Treasure. Grants have been provided for items found in 2008 by the Art Fund, Headley Trust, Heritage Lottery Fund, Pilgrim Trust and the V&A/MLA Purchase Grant Fund. Ed Vaizey Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries November 2010 iv v

5 INTRODUCTiON Under the Treasure Act 1996, finders have a legal obligation to report all finds of potential Treasure. For a summary see or the leaflet Advice for Finders of Archaeological Objects, Including Treasure. The Act allows a national or local museum to acquire Treasure finds for public benefit. If this happens, a reward is paid, which is (normally) shared equally between the finder and landowner, though the interested parties may wish to waive their rights to a reward, enabling museums to acquire such finds at no or reduced cost. Rewards are fixed at the full market value of the find, determined by the Secretary of State on the advice of an independent panel of experts known as the Treasure Valuation Committee. Although Treasure finds account for a relatively small proportion of archaeological finds found in England and Wales by the public, any archaeological finds may be recorded with the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS): this data is published online at The Scheme and its network of local archaeologists, known as Finds Liaison Officers (FLOs), play an increasingly important role in the effective and efficient operation of the Treasure Act, advising finders of their legal obligations, providing advice on the process and writing reports on potential Treasure finds for local coroners. Since 2003, when the PAS was extended across the whole of England and Wales, there has been an increase of almost 210% in the reporting of Treasure. Organisation The administration of the Treasure process is undertaken by the Department of Portable Antiquities and Treasure at the British, which employs a Treasure Registrar and four Assistant Treasure Registrars, one of whom is part time. This work involves the preparation of Treasure cases for inquest (at a Coroner s Court), the handing of disclaimed cases, the secretariat of the Treasure Valuation Committee, and the payment of rewards to finders/landowners. Treasure Annual Reports In 2007 the Treasure Annual Report was published together with the annual report on the Portable Antiquities Scheme. Prior to that a separate Treasure Annual Report was produced. Copies of previous reports can be found at property/3291.aspx TREASURE CASES 2008 Number of Treasure cases and geographic distribution The number of Treasure cases reported in 2008 continues to increase, from 747 in 2007 to 806 in 2008 (Table A); this is more than a 300% increase on the first full year of the Act (1998). Table A: Number of Treasure cases reported (England, Wales & Northern Ireland) Year No. of Treasure cases This increase in the reporting of Treasure reflects a wider understanding on the part of finders of their obligations under the Treasure Act, through the education and outreach work of the PAS and its FLOs (see Table E). Table B illustrates the geographic distribution in Treasure cases. This shows that reporting of Treasure was highest in Norfolk (109 cases), followed by Essex (57) and Kent (52) in 2008 whereas several areas (mostly metropolitan ones) have only a handful (or no) cases reported. This broadly reflects the pattern of cases reported since 1997 where reporting was highest in Norfolk (716), followed by Suffolk (373) and then Kent (331). Reporting of Treasure in 2008 was significantly less in Wales (21 cases) and Northern Ireland (3) compared with England (782), as is expected given archaeology, topography and population: Wales has only a single full-time PAS post (though finds recording work is also undertaken by the Welsh Archaeological Trusts) and Northern Ireland is not covered by the Scheme. vi vii

6 Table B: Summary of all Treasure cases by geographic area 1997 (1) 1997 (2) Total Unknown Bath and North East Somerset Bedfordshire Berkshire & Reading Bristol 1 1 Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Cheshire and Merseyside Cornwall Coventry Cumbria Derbyshire Devon Dorset Durham Essex Gloucestershire Gloucestershire, South Hampshire Herefordshire Hertfordshire Isle of Wight Kent Lancashire Leicestershire and Rutland Lincolnshire Lincolnshire, North London, Greater Manchester, Greater Norfolk Northamptonshire Northumberland Nottinghamshire Oxfordshire Shropshire Somerset Somerset, North Staffordshire Suffolk Surrey (1) 1997 (2) Total Sussex, East Sussex, West Teesside, Redcar & Cleveland Tyne and Wear 1 1 Warwickshire West Midlands Wiltshire and Swindon Worcestershire York, City of , East , North , South , West England Bridgend 1 1 Carmarthenshire Conwy 1 1 Denbighshire Ceredigion Flintshire Gwynedd Isle of Anglesey Monmouthshire Neath, Port Talbot 1 1 Newport Pembrokeshire Powys Rhondda Cynon Taf Swansea The Vale of Glamorgan Wrexham Wales County Antrim 1 1 County Armagh County Down County Londonderry County Tyrone Northern Ireland Total viii unknowns 2005: 2005 T69 unknowns 2006: 2006 T1, 2006 T618, 2006 T530, 2007 T230, 2007 T692 ix

7 Analysis of Treasure finds Table C provides the dispositional outcome of Treasure cases according to period and type. This shows that of the cases reported in 2008, 33% (265) have been (or are in the process of being) acquired by a museum, of which 6.35% (51) were donated, 45.58% (366) were disclaimed and returned to the finder/landowner, 17.31% (139) were deemed not to be Treasure; 4.11% (33) are still to be determined. Compared with 2007, slightly fewer cases are being acquired by museums (303 in 2007, 265 in 2008) and more are being returned to the finder/landowner (301 in 2007, 366 in 2008). The number of Treasure finds acquired by chronological period varies and differs between the categories of objects and coins. Of the objects reported Treasure in 2008, museums acquired 75% (6) that were Iron Age, 73.08% (19) Bronze Age, 56.92% (37) Early Medieval, 40.28% (85) Medieval, 30.65% (19) Roman, and 24.47% (58) Post-Medieval. Of the coins reported, museum acquired 46.15% (6) that were Iron Age, 42.86% (3) Early Medieval, 42.22% (19) Roman, 38.1% (8) Medieval, and 18.18% (2) Post-Medieval. In general terms, therefore, museums are more likely to acquire objects that are more ancient; proportionally less Roman finds are acquired as these are more common. Table D gives the method of discovery of finds reported Treasure in As in previous years, metal-detecting accounts for the vast majority (93.28%; 749) of Treasure cases reported in England and Wales. Although the sample of cases in Northern Ireland is small, it is interesting that two of the three cases (66.67%) are chance finds, and this probably reflects the fact that it is prohibited to search for archaeological objects there without a licence. Archaeological finds account for only 4.11% (33) of finds reported as Treasure in 2008, which is exactly the same number of cases as in The largest increase in reporting (though the sample size was small) was in Treasure finds reported by a buyer (dealer in antiquities), which rose from three (0.4%) in 2007 to five (0.62%) in This might reflect the work of the Department of Portable Antiquities and Treasure monitoring ebay for unreported Treasure, though it should be noted that several cases listed on ebay by finders (rather than dealers) were also stopped. Table C: Analysis of 2008 Treasure finds by period and category (England and Wales) Objects Disclaimed/RTF Acquired Donated Not Treasure To be Total determined Bronze Age Iron Age Romano-British Early Medieval Medieval Post-Medieval th-20th Centuries Undiagnostic Totals Coins Disclaimed/RTF Acquired Donated Not Treasure To be Total determined Bronze Age Iron Age Romano-British Early Medieval Medieval Post-Medieval th-20th Centuries Undiagnostic Table D: Method of discovery for 2007 Treasure finds (England, Wales and Northern Ireland) Method of Discovery for England and Wales Number of finds % Metal detecting % Archaeological find % Chance find % Reported by buyer % Total % Method of Discovery for Northern Ireland Number of finds % Metal detecting % Chance find % Total % Table E: Treasure reporting: and Treasure reporting by Finds Liaison Officer (FLO) area Although Treasure cases account for a relatively small proportion of archaeological finds found by the public in England and Wales, the PAS plays an increasingly important role in the effective operation of the Treasure Act. Its FLOs advise finders of their legal obligations, provide advice on the process and write reports on Treasure finds. Table E shows that, since 2003, when the PAS was expanded to the whole of England and Wales, there has been an average increase of % in the reporting of Treasure. The most significant increases have been in the Isle of Wight (1,538.46%) and Sussex (1,040%), with both areas having a FLO for the first time in The only area to have a decrease is Northern Ireland (-13.79%), which is not covered by the PAS. Treasure cases Average per year Treasure cases Average per year Average increase (%) Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Berkshire & Oxfordshire Buckinghamshire Cambridgeshire Cheshire, Gtr Manchester & Merseyside Cornwall Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire Devon Dorset Essex Gloucestershire & Avon Hampshire Herefordshire & Shropshire Isle of Wight , Kent Lancashire & Cumbria Leicestershire & Rutland Lincolnshire London Norfolk Northamptonshire North East North Lincolnshire Somerset Staffordshire & West Midlands Suffolk Surrey Sussex ,040 Warwickshire & Worcestershire Wiltshire (North & East) (South & West) Wales Northern Ireland Total 1, , Totals Overall in England 21 in Wales x xi

8 Enforcement It is the aim of the Treasure Act to encourage people to report finds rather than pursue prosecutions. This is reflected in the fact that finders have 14 days to report Treasure from when they first know or have reason to believe the item they have found is potential Treasure. However, that is not to say finders who fail to report Treasure will not be prosecuted. The Department of Portable Antiquities and Treasure works closely with relevant colleagues in local police forces, HM Revenue & Customs, and the s, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA) Export Licensing Unit, as well as the Metropolitan Police s Art & Antiques Unit and English Heritage s Heritage Crime Initiative. Since February 2007, the Deputy Head of Portable Antiquities and Treasure has been seconded part-time as a Special Police Constable (with all the powers of a regular Police Officer) to the Metropolitan Police s Art & Antiquities Unit. To date he has been involved in several high-profile cases and operations regarding archaeological finds and other types of heritage crime. The British s Department of Portable Antiquities and Treasure continues to monitor ebay for items of potential Treasure, and question vendors of such finds. In 2008, intelligence on 101 cases was logged and made available to the police. Since September 2007, the Deputy Head of Portable Antiquities and Treasure, has been an Expert Adviser for export licensing applications of metal-detected finds, and in 2008 approved 278 licences, of which more than 82% were exported outside the European Union. In several cases, exporters of unreported potential Treasure were asked to report these items in accordance with the Treasure Act. Table of Treasure Cases 2008 Bronze Age Buckinghamshire Little Hampden Base-metal hoard (39) Cambridgeshire Melbourn Bronze gouge and bronze Cumbria Brampton area Gold lunula terminal Devon Newton Abbot Bronze ingot s (7) T779 BUC-0BC351 A Buckinghamshire T53 CAM-A203C1 D T136 LANCUM DON by Thomas Fisher (L) T307 DEV-AE5C01 DON by (Fs) & Devon County Council (L) Tullie House and Art Gallery Royal Albert Memorial Durham Sedgefield Bronze axes (19) T483 NCL-12C141 A British 3,100 Down Downpatrick area Gold bulla NI 08.1 A Ulster 20,000 East Sussex Burgess Hill area Base-metal ingot and chisel Essex Broxted Base-metal hoard (37) Essex High Laver Base-metal group (9) Essex High Laver Bronze axe and spear s Essex Littlebury Base-metal hoard (17) Essex Tendring District Copper-alloy ingots (2) and pottery sherds Isle of Wight Brighstone area Gold penannular ring Isle of Wight Shalfleet area Copper-alloy bracelet s and palstaves (2) Isle of Wight Shorwell Bronze palstaves (21) and bronze s (27) Kent Preston Base-metal s (27) Monmouthshire Llanhennock Base metal socketed axe blade Norfolk Broadland Base-metal group (12) Norfolk Ludham Base-metal group (30) Norfolk Ludham Bronze sword, knife and chisel Norfolk West Acre Base-metal group (9) Shropshire River Perry Gold bracelet, addenda Surrey Brockham Bronze ingot s (8) T281 SUSS-CA3F71 D T589 ESS-6FFC30 A Saffron Walden T86 ESS-9B7343 & C93A94 DON by (Fs) & Mr A Nicholls (L) Epping Forest District T703 ESS-D2E633 TBA Epping Forest District T485 BM-961CF1 TBA Saffron Walden T686 ESS-6A2528 A Saffron Walden T76 IOW-1F5D46 A Isle of Wight Heritage T152 BM-8326C7 A Isle of Wight Heritage T455 IOW-840A22 DON by (Fs) & Mr & Mrs R Williams (L) T638 KENT-C93982 DON by Daren Bishopp (F) & Landowner NMGW-0B0327 DON by Arthur Reynolds (F) & (L) Isle of Wight Heritage Dover Abergavenny T273 NMS-F1BBE1 A Norwich Castle T95 NMS-EE8264 D T117 NMS-EFF335 D A = Acquired D = Disclaimed DON = Donated (L = Landowner, F = Finder) MW = withdrew NT = Not Treasure NTT = Not Treasure Trove TBA = To be acquired T454 A Norwich Castle T670 HESH-AFC074 TBA Shropshire County T64 SUR-0FB890 A Guildford xii xiii

9 Tyrone Castlederg area Gold bracelet NI 08.2 TBA Ulster Vale of Glamorgan Llancarfan Bronze Age axes (2) 08.7 NMGW-08D917 TBA National Wales Vale of Glamorgan Llanmaes Gold pieces (2) 08.8 NMGW , & 09A1A5 Vale of Glamorgan Penllyn Base metal socketed axe West Sussex Bersted Copper-alloy palstaves (3) West Sussex Westergate Base-metal group (10) iron Age Buckinghamshire South Winslow area Gold staters (19) and silver units (9) Dorset Blandford Forum Gold staters (3) T199 DOR-7AE526, 0C44B8 & 0C49D3 Dorset Turnworth Silver staters (9) T323 DOR-5338D2, 5331E4, 5342F1, BE6177, BE5916, BE9A43 & BEAAA3 Walkington Gold staters (6) T567 YORYM D Greater London Brent Copper-alloy potins (16) T570 BUC-6877F8 A Buckinghamshire D D T412 LON-875CB1 TBA Gunnersbury Park Kent Chartham Gold staters (9) T610 KENT-05D766 TBD Lincolnshire Stixwould Gold staters (14) and silver units (2) Norfolk Attleborough area Copper-alloy terret ring and harness mount Norfolk Fransham Gold coin blank (stater) T489 LIN-23ADA8 D T98 NMS-EE8B03 A Norwich Castle T272 NMS-F1B253 A Norwich Castle North Towton area Gold staters (2) T385 SWYOR-203D86 DON by Andrew Green, David Carr & Shaun Scott (F) & Landowner Oxfordshire Didcot Copper-alloy rapier s Shropshire Lileshall and Donnington Gold-silver-alloy torc York s Trust T530 BUC TBA Oxfordshire s T557 WMID-C53CB8 TBA Shropshire County Somerset Brympton Gold bar T27 SOM-4C93D6 A Somerset County Suffolk Eye area Gold stater (1), silver units (22), bronze unit (1) and copper-alloy ring T325 SF-ECA956 TBA Colchester and Ipswich Suffolk Lindsey Silver gilded mount T568 SF-E2FFD6 MW British Suffolk Wickham Market area Gold staters (825) T226 SF-65D096 TBA Colchester and Ipswich Vale of Glamorgan St Donats Gold ingot 08.9 NMGW-09E626 A National Wales West Sussex Land at North Bersted Copper-alloy, iron and ceramic funerary objects NMGW-466DC7 D T218 PAS-929C02 TBD T204 SUSS-E6FF65 D T449 SUSS-22FC67 TBD A National Wales , West Sussex Pulborough Gold staters (2) T105 SUSS-0BC2F5 & 0B8251 Wiltshire Calne without Silver unit T740 WILT-60F026 D ROMAN Buckinghamshire Cold Brayfield Silver spoon NT T590 BUC-6920C6 DON by Geoffrey Bonner (F) & Landowner Buckinghamshire Gayhurst Copper-alloy spoon T722 BUC-3F2161 NT Buckinghamshire Buckinghamshire Hambledon Silver finger-ring T432 LON-85BAD5 A Buckinghamshire Cambridgeshire Fenstanton Silver finger-ring T507 CAM-B47B24 D Cambridgeshire Godmanchester Silver finger-ring T304 CAM-86B0D4 D Cheshire Marbury Silver finger-ring T122 LVPL-D85300 D Cornwall Maker with Rame Gold pendant T782 CORN-955DE8 TBA Royal Institution of Cornwall Derbyshire Whaley area Silver finger-ring T373 DENO-21A085 D Devon Exeter District Copper-alloy coins (22) Devon South Brent Copper-alloy coins (39) Devon Whitton Down Copper-alloy coins (311) and silver denarii (4) T102 DEV-EFF581 TBA T243 BM NT Dorset Edmondsham Silver staters (6) T552 DOR-416E33, 418D72, , 41AO73, 41B771 & 41C486 T168 DEV-F03C57 TBA Royal Albert Memorial Dorset Hilton Silver siliquae (28) T528 DOR TBD Dorset Puddletown Base-metal coins (32) and copperalloy brooch T529 DOR-093EC4 NT Barmby Moor area Silver finger-ring T23 SWYOR-41D6B7 D Elloughton Silver trumpet brooch T361 YORYM-2841A0 D Hatfield Silver denarii (2) T498 YORYM D Market Weighton Silver finger-ring North Cave Silver denarii (9) T705 SWYOR-503BE5 D North Dalton Silver denarius (1), addenda D T333 YORYM-7F9FF0 A Hull and East Riding T153 NCL-C56455 A Hull and East Riding South Cave Silver finger-ring T716 LVPL-EA2391 A Hull and East Riding East Sussex Alciston Gold appliqué T549 SUSS-1F5AB1 TBD East Sussex Arlington Gold ingot or jewellery T85 SF-21B0D8 D East Sussex Ashburnham Silver denarii (8) T460 SUSS TBA Hastings & Art Gallery East Sussex Holyte Base-metal and silver coins (11) Essex Chelmsford Area Copper-alloy nummi (13) T49 KENT-FF2284 TBD T655 ESS D xiv xv

10 Essex Colchester area Gold finger-ring T448 ESS-6D34B1 A Colchester and Ipswich Essex Good Easter Silver brooch s T90 ESS-AF0D21 D Essex Roxwell area Gold earring T619 ESS-58B950 TBA Chelmsford Essex Steeple Bumpstead Silver siliquae (3) T447 ESS-2DEBA7, 2E1894 & 2E3021 Essex White Roding Silver finger-ring T604 ESS-DA0320 D Gloucestershire Hambrook Copper-alloy radiates (16) Gloucestershire Lechlade Silver finger-ring T647 GLO-4960A7 DON by (F) & Miss Jean Dyer (L) T359 WILT D Greater London Westminster Bronze disc brooch T416 BM-81BD21 NT Hampshire Crawley Silver finger-ring T326 SUR-FC9AD5 D Hampshire Crawley Silver finger-ring T398 BM D Hampshire Hook Silver finger-ring T180 SUR D Hampshire Hursley Silver denarii (8) T767 NCL-7902B6 NT Hampshire Leckford Base-silver radiate (1) Hampshire Southampton Silver and copperalloy radiates (4386) and copperalloy denarius (1) D Bristol City and Art Gallery T630 HAMP-9F2262 TBA Hampshire County T167 HAMP-B41528 TBA Southampton of Archaeology Isle of Wight Brading Gold ribbon T279 IOW-5A60F3 D Isle of Wight Carisbrooke Silver dupondii/ asses (28) T558 IOW-A1C483 D Kent Canterbury Coins (7 groups) T296 KENT-81E913 TBD Kent Eastchurch Silver group T550 KENT-820AE8 TBD Kent Langdon area Silver finger-ring T587 KENT-5EB877 NT Kent Snodland Copper-alloy nummi (4653) T285 PAS-9251D7 TBA Maidstone Kent Snodland Silver finger-ring T286 BM-95F813 A Maidstone 50 Lancashire Carnforth area Bronze sestertii (3), bronze ass (6) and bronze dupondius (1) Leicestershire Bittesby Silver denarii (5) T197 LEIC-6125E2, 5FE722, 5FDC12, 5FCFA3 & 5FA233, Leicestershire Bittesby Silver denarii (7) T625 LEIC-864E57, 866B43, 866EE3, , 867B17 & 867FB7 T469 LANCUM-D00858 A Lancaster City Leicestershire Mythe Lane area Silver pin T680 NARC-2D8651 TBA Leicestershire County Council Heritage s Leicestershire Leicestershire Ratcliffe on the Wreake South Leicestershire Silver mount T61 LEIC-C7BC54 TBA Shropshire County Bronze radiates (approx 7065) Leicestershire Twycross Silver finger-ring T59 BM-9227D0 D Lincolnshire Fenton Silver crossbow brooch D D T473 LEIC-BFD867 TBA Leicestershire County Council Heritage s T284 SWYOR-9B3CD7 D Lincolnshire Hatton Silver finger-ring T520 YORYM-0F33E5 D Lincolnshire Horncastle area Silver finger-ring s Lincolnshire Nettleton Silver finger-ring Lincolnshire Nettleton Silver finger-ring T192 DENO-FC0711 D T2 NLM-AA0BE5 D T3 PAS-7E5F72 D Lincolnshire Stixwould Silver finger-ring T487 LIN-FA8E72 D Lincolnshire Thimbleby Silver finger-ring T224 LIN-F2BAB4 D Newport Langstone Silver armlet 08.2 NMGW-0651F1 A National Wales Norfolk Bracon Ash Silver miniature sword Norfolk Dereham area Silver denarii (44) and radiate (1) Norfolk Great Dunham Silver strap-end T515 NMS-F2D1B2 A Norwich Castle T640 NMS-F33213 D T48 NMS-EE4F04 D Norfolk Narford Silver belt stiffener T99 NMS-EEDF21 D Norfolk Swanton Morley Copper-alloy nummi (24) Norfolk Syderstone Silver finger-ring T381 NMS-F26CF7 D T707 NMS-D40697 TBA Norwich Castle North Lincolnshire Winteringham Silver finger-ring T591 NLM-D7A657 A North Lincolnshire s North Brough with St Giles Copper-alloy radiates (136+) North Driffield area Silver metalworking debris North Filey area Silver siliquae (75), bronze nummi (10) and pot sherd T652 NCL-7F19C6 D T148 YORYM-07E1C2 D North Kirby Knowle Gold finger-ring T383 YORYM-E43068 D North Levisham Silver and copperalloy coin hoard: denarius (1), sestertius (1), dupondius (1) and nummi (23) North York area Silver denarii (2) and copper-alloy radiates (1441) North York area Silver denarius (1), copper-alloy radiates (545) and potsherds North York area Copper-alloy radiates (1048) and complete pot Northamptonshire Gayton Base-silver radiate (1) and silver plated denarii (3) Northamptonshire Mawsley New Village T531 YORYM-27EBE5 A East Riding s T391 YORYM-333EF3 D T622 YORYM-F513A1 TBD T672 YORYM-14B836 TBD T723 YORYM-6C97F7 TBD T651 NARC-33CD96 D Silver bracelet clasp T54 NARC-6FC213 TBD Northamptonshire Pineham Farm Silver brooch T503 NARC-6FA2F8 D Northumberland Roman Vindolanda Silver finger-rings (4) Nottinghamshire Barton in Fabis Gold sheet, probably votive plaque T780 NCL-5F85A0 TBD ,700 T394 DENO-49C065 A British 120 xvi xvii

11 EARLY MEDIEVAL Nottinghamshire Normanton Silver finger-ring T39 LVPL-D7FD21 MW Newark Oxfordshire Mapledurham Copper-alloy sestertii (6) and fractions T699 BERK-BD30E8 NT Powys Brecon (Gaer) Silver strap end NMGW-4784C1 TBA Brecknock Shropshire Bridgnorth area Silver denarii (2) T220 HESH-1F6182 TBA Shropshire County Shropshire Oswestry area Silver coin hoard (97 denarii) Shropshire Staffordshire Oswestry area (grouped with above) Chetwynd Aston and Woodcote T356 HESH A British (2 coins only) Silver denarii (23) T526 HESH A British (2 coins only) Silver denarii (15) and bronze sestertius (1) T6 WMID D Suffolk Hoxne Silver siliquae (2) T582 SF-8B1D27 DON (F&L) British - Suffolk Ipswich area SIlver cosmetic scoop Suffolk Mildenhall Gold stud T382 SF-5C2203 D T311 SF D Suffolk Mildenhall area Silver mount T32 SF-E41E05 D Suffolk Swefling Gold solidus (1) and silver siliquae (59) Suffolk Bought on ebay Silver crossbow brooch T696 SF-2BFF82 TBA Colchester and Ipswich T43 LANCUM-F1A268 NT Suffolk Trimley St Martin Silver spoon bowl T146 SF-E0F945 DON by John French (F) & (L) Suffolk County Council Archaeology Suffolk Woodbridge area Gold solidi (4) T145 SF-7E2A03 TBA Colchester and Ipswich Vale of Glamorgan Sully Coin hoards (5913) NMGW & 085CE6 Warwickshire Warmington Silver denarii (1121) West Sussex Chichester area Silver finger-ring West Sussex Chichester District Silver siliquae (3) s A National Wales T410 PAS-0543C7 TBA Warwickshire T114 SUSS-41B494 D T743 SUSS-928F17 D West Bramham area Silver denarii (3) T698 SWYOR-2C2D37, 2C56C7 & 2C6807 Wiltshire Swindon area Silver denarii (10) T594 WILT , 85C1A8, 85D534, 85E8C1, 8606E4, 861B14, , 864E11, & Wiltshire Urchfront Silver finger-ring T609 DOR-DDC795 D Wiltshire West Lavington Silver buckle T157 WILT-01CDC7 D TBA A Leeds & Gallery Wiltshire Heritage , Buckinghamshire Wolverton Silver artefacts (9) T57 PAS-822B43 TBD Cambridgeshire Godmanchester Silver ingot T302 CAM-862A68 D Cambridgeshire Harston Silver hooked-tag T386 CAM-B519C7 D Cambridgeshire Soham Silver-gilt wristclasp T496 NMS-F2B951 A Ely 165 Cambridgeshire Western Colville Gold finger-ring T141 CAM-A32F23 A Fitzwilliam Cambridgeshire Weston Colville Silver finger-ring T303 CAM D Cumbria Longtown area Silver pendant T159 LANCUM-ED9222 A Tullie House and Art Gallery Cumbria Sedburgh Gold ring T147 LANCUM-ED5E96 A Kendall or Dales Countryside Derbyshire Longford Silver ingot T566 WMID-9F9B50 DON by (F) & Frank Goodall (L) Derbyshire Melbourne area Silver rod object T546 DENO-20EA80 D Bolton Silver ingot T492 YORYM-29D955 D East Sussex Alciston Silver strap-end T461 SUSS-42D378 D East Sussex Alciston Silver strap-end T462 SUSS-42E4D4 D East Sussex Alciston Silver hooked-tag T463 SUSS-42EAA4 D East Sussex Lewes Silver pennies (2) T405 SUR & 3885B3 TBA 3, ,500 Derby 110 Lewes East Sussex Lewes area Grave contents T585 SUSS-5BB8D2 TBD English Heritage Essex Uttlesford District Gold finger-ring T548 LON-3478C7 TBA Saffron Walden Essex? Unknown Silver hooked-tag T414 NMS-F27B76 NT Gloucestershire Northleach with Eastington Gold button/ brooch Hampshire Andover Silver-gilt coinbrooch (penny) Hampshire Stockbridge Down Silver-gilt coin brooch (penny) T646 GLO-4906E6 TBA Corinium T457 HAMP-94D5C6 TBA British T442 HAMP-251EC5 NT Hertfordshire Sandon Silver lump T66 PAS-8343A1 MW Colchester and Ipswich Isle of Wight Calbourne Silver mount Isle of Wight Shalfleet Silver brooch T297 IOW-5846C4 D T519 IOW-0F3813 DON (L) Isle of Wight Heritage Isle of Wight Shalfleet area Gold bracteate T127 IOW A Isle of Wight Heritage Isle of Wight West Wight Silver and copperalloy grave assemblage (58) Kent Bilsington Silver hooked-tag T255 KENT-F4DA40 D T321 IOW-44CEA3 TBA British Kent Birchington Grave contents T422 KENT-81F9F8 TBD Kent Gravesend Silver hooked-tag T93 KENT-954F64 D Kent Hollingbourne Silver pyramidal mount Kent Lyminge Silver brooch () Kent Old Romney Silver hooked-tag T200 KENT-F446C0 D Kent The Meads, Sittingbourne 35 1,000 T421 KENT-1A2A84 A Maidstone 2,850 T100 KENT A Maidstone 35 Grave contents T345 KENT-81F036 TBD xviii xix

12 Lincolnshire Grimsby area Lead-alloy coin hoard (20 contemporary forgeries, 16 blank flans and 1 partially prepared flan) Norfolk Aldborough area Silver-gilt brooch T380 DENO-24F462 TBA British T611 NMS-F30042 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Barton Bendish Silver pin T565 NMS-F2FCB7 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Beachamwell Silver hooked-tag T37 NMS-EE21E3 D Norfolk Caistor St Edmunds Silver-gilt brooch T31 NMS-EE1733 D Norfolk Congham Silver hooked-tag T533 NMS-F2DE73 D Norfolk Congham Silver pendant T688 NMS-A9E816 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Dersingham area Gold pendant T258 NMS-F1A8E7 A Norwich Castle Norfolk East Walton Silver-gilt mount T693 NMS-AA0858 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Fring Silver pin-head T68 NMS-EE5E11 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Great Dunham Disc head from iron rivet with silver sheet Norfolk Griston Gold sword scabbard boss T744 NMS-FCF465 D T634 NMS-F32B24 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Happisburgh Silver mount T103 NMS-EEF020 DON by Terry Searle (F) Norfolk Mid-Norfolk Gold pendant Norfolk Oxborough Silver pennies (2) T706 NMS-D65952 D Norwich Castle T632 NMS-F32792 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Scole Silver-gilt pin T250 NMS-F1A270 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Snetterton Silver-gilt brooch North Lincolnshire Barton-upon- Humber T14 NMS-750C07 DON (L) Norwich Castle Silver ingot T7 NLM-D6A974 DON (L) North Lincolnshire s North Lincolnshire Low Santon Silver-gilt linked pin T397 SWYOR-72ABC5 TBA North Lincolnshire s North Aldbrough Gold strip (hack) , , T315 NCL-BE0716 A British 125 North Towton area Gold finger-ring T384 SWYOR DON by Andrew Green (F) & Landowner Northamptonshire Newton Bromswold Gold finger-ring T724 NARC-5489E3 D Nottinghamshire Holbeck Silver pennies (2) T312 DENO-2506A0 TBD York s Trust Oxfordshire Cholsey Gold mount T749 BERK TBA Oxfordshire s Staffordshire Norbury Silver short-cross coin reused as hooked fastener T242 WMID-2DA711 A Potteries and Art Gallery Suffolk Burgate Silver ingot T719 SF-144CA2 DON by John French (F) & Mr D Miles (L) Colchester and Ipswich Suffolk Diss area Silver brooch pin T419 SF-869D56 A British 20 Suffolk Maidenhead area Silver penny, addenda T138 SF-E1C3B5 D Suffolk Palgrave Bronze mount T571 SF-8B2EA5 NT Suffolk South East Suffolk Gold pendant T409 SF-0646A8 A Woodbridge Suffolk Wetheringsettcum-Brockford Silver brooch T144 SF-6A9565 D Surrey West Clandon Silver hooked-tag T495 SUR-68A1E7 A Guildford 25 West Sussex Bosham Silver-gilt coin brooch (penny) West Sussex Near Goring by Sea Silver hooked-tag T443 BM-838B95 NT T288 SUSS-9E98B5 DON by Gary Crace (F) & Mr and Mrs Somerset (L) Rustington West Sussex Pycombe area Gold finger-ring T427 SUSS-81B6D4 TBA Barbican House West Sussex Up Marden Silver pennies (4) T97 SUSS-1D9053 A British 2,800 West West area Gold objects: finger-rings (4), cloisonne brooch () and ingot Wiltshire Urchfont Silver penny T128 DOR-403D81 D T553 SWYOR-F86A02 TBA Leeds Wiltshire Urchfront Silver strap-end T538 DEV-90ED44 TBD MEDIEVAL Armagh Kilgore Silver finger-ring NI 08.3 A Ulster 200 Bedfordshire Souldrop Silver annular brooch 550 T474 LIN A Bedford 75 Bedfordshire Stagsden Gold pendant T660 BUC-96EBF1 TBA Bedford Bedfordshire Stagsden Silver-gilt fingerring T755 SUR-7A0A03 D Berkshire Beenham Gold finger-ring T269 LON-C8CE96 MW West Berkshire Berkshire Thatcham Silver signet ring T126 SUR-74B953 D Buckinghamshire Aston Abbotts Silver ear-scoop or tooth-pick T240 SOM-B38BA2 DON (L) Buckinghamshire Buckinghamshire Hambledon Silver buckle T433 LON-85D140 A Buckinghamshire Buckinghamshire Shabbington Silver-gilt fingerring T486 BUC-6BF127 DON (F&L) Cambridgeshire Barrington Silver-gilt brooch T139 CAM-A2CDB7 D Cambridgeshire Royston Silver finger-ring T195 BH-A603A2 D Cambridgeshire South Cambridgeshire Cheshire Burton Silver-gilt brooch frame () Silver brooch T607 BH-0513E7 DON by Sandy Nicholson (F) Royston & District 120 T336 LVPL-D89927 A Grovsner 300 Conwy Rhos on Sea Siver brooch pin 08.6 NMGW-08A5A7 A Conwy County Borough Council Coventry Coventry Gold finger-ring T628 WMID-A03B52 TBD Cumbria Bridekirk area Silver brooch T160 LANCUM-FDAB73 TBA Senhouse Roman Cumbria North Carnforth area Derbyshire Eckington Silver sixpences (2) and threepence (1) Silver pennies (34) T695 LANCUM-A7DD66 TBA Kendal and Lancaster City T525 SWYOR-663A95 D Derbyshire Swadlincote Silver finger-ring T545 DENO DON by Roger Pickering (L) Derby 40 xx xxi

13 Devon Newton Poppleford Silver-gilt fingerring T666 DEV-AE84E2 TBA Farnham Devon South Molton Gold finger-ring T731 DEV-569EB4 DON (F&L) South Molton Devon Tiverton Silver-gilt dress pin head Dorset Frome St Quintin Silver pennies (2) T82 DOR-9D3137 & 9D5581 Dorset Frome St Quintin Silver pennies (3), groats (4) and halfgroats (5) T18 DEV-EFA8E7 TBA Royal Albert Memorial T83 DOR-9CF123, 9CB8D3, 9C84D1, 9C57A4, , 99B426, 9A1775, 9B75A0, 9B9CA2, 9BC685, 9BF068 & 9C20B2 Dorset Halstock Silver pennies (9) T1 GLO-039B01 D Dorset Maiden Newton Silver-gilt mount T19 DOR-48EBE3 D Dorset Pamphill Gold finger-ring T131 DOR-2F6867 A Priest's House, Wimborne Minster Dorset Piddletrenthide Silver pennies (293) T423 DOR-018A13 TBA Dorset County Dorset Sydling St Nicholas Gold finger-ring T29 DOR-4E94C4 D Dorset Dorset Winterborne Kingston Winterbourne Monkton Gold finger-ring T544 DOR-1BBA42 D Silver spoon T22 DOR D Durham Bowes Silver mount T291 NCL-2C3A84 A Bowes 35 Durham West Rainton Gold finger-ring T480 NCL-FEE666 MW Bowes Barmby Moor area Silver brooch T24 SWYOR-41A658 A East Riding s Barmby Moor area T72 SWYOR D Beverley Silver brooch T252 YORYM-F499A2 A East Riding s Bolton Silver-gilt brooch T207 YORYM-126AF2 A Hull and East Riding Cherry Burton Gold finger-ring T490 YORYM-14C344 A Hull and East Riding Silver-gilt fingerring Elloughton-cum- Brough Middleton Silver-gilt brooch Silver coin brooch (groat) Nafferton Silver bar mount T733 YORYM-7BBD12 D North Dalton Silver terminal or mount D D T643 YORYM-2CACF8 A Hull and East Riding T654 NCL-7F9C81 A East Riding s T653 NCL-7F48B2 D Stamford Bridge Silver finger-ring T491 YORYM-29C3F2 D East Sussex Ditchling Silver coin pendant (penny) T355 SUSS-E7BD44 D East Sussex Framfield Silver-gilt bell T738 SUSS-7D6545 TBA Barbican House East Sussex Laughton Silver finger-ring T4 SUSS-BB4692 A Barbican House East Sussex Lewes Silver object T539 PAS-92D204 D East Sussex Lewes Silver strap-end T540 PAS-933A66 D Essex Bradwell Silver finger-ring T518 ESS-0F3138 D , Essex Braintree District Gold finger-ring T238 ESS-A3EB97 TBA Braintree District Essex Broxted Silver-gilt brooch T574 ESS A Saffron Walden Essex Castle Hedingham Silver-gilt dresshook T244 NMS-F13898 D Essex Castle Hedingham Silver-gilt mount T245 NMS-F13FE1 D Essex Chelmsford area Silver finger-ring T162 ESS-FD9158 D Essex Chelmsford area Gold finger-ring T163 ESS-FD6F87 DON (L) Chelmsford Essex East of Colchester Silver sieve/ skimmer T178 ESS-6B2B00 D Essex Elsenham Gold finger-ring T505 ESS-E194C5 A Saffron Walden Essex Great Waltham area Silver-gilt fingerring T266 ESS-76D395 D Essex Tendring District Silver seal-matrix T233 ESS-A3AA61 DON by Peter Cooper (L) Colchester and Ipswich Essex Tendring District Gold finger-ring T235 ESS-A3CCF3 A Colchester and Ipswich Essex Tendring District Gold finger-ring T580 ESS-49D8F6 TBA Colchester and Ipswich Essex Tendring District Gold figurine T581 ESS-49E265 A Colchester and Ipswich Essex Tendring District Silver terminal T702 ESS-69AA74 A Colchester and Ipswich Essex Thaxted Silver buckle T262 KENT-AF4405 D Essex Uttlesford District Silver brooch T164 ESS-FE3DA4 DON (F&L) Saffron Walden Essex White Roding Silver finger-ring T603 ESS-DA0644 D Flintshire Flint Silver-gilt ring 08.5 NMGW-087B24 A Flinstshire County Gloucestershire Gloucester area Silver brooch Gloucestershire Greater London North Gloucestershire Hammersmith & Fulham Hampshire Boarhunt Silver-gilt annular brooch Hampshire Chawton Silver-gilt brooch frame T116 LANCUM-CFE0D4 D Silver-gilt brooch T649 GLO-49BC94 D Silver dagger chape T633 LON-36D685 D T452 HAMP-3FE4B5 DON by Toby Phillips (F) & (L) T450 HAMP-3F7573 D Winchester s Hampshire Greywell Silver finger-ring T322 SUR-529B84 DON (L) Hampshire County Hampshire Hartley Wintney Silver shilling T494 SUR D Hampshire Hook Silver-gilt brooch T181 SUR-2396F6 A Hampshire County Hampshire Hursley Silver-gilt brooch T516 HAMP-FD6C86 TBA Winchester s Hampshire Micheldever Silver-gilt fingerring T228 HAMP D 3, , xxii xxiii

14 Hampshire Twyford Silver pendant T635 HAMP MW Winchester s Hampshire Wonston Silver (possibly from a whistle) Hertfordshire Baldock area Silver finger-ring T227 HAMP-690EA5 A Winchester s T261 BH-8995D7 D Hertfordshire Offley Silver brooch T260 BH-891BE1 D Isle of Wight Calbourne Silver-gilt brooch T781 IOW-8D46C8 D Isle of Wight Niton Silver brooch T673 IOW-18A1E4 DON by Keith Stuart (F) Isle of Wight Heritage Isle of Wight Shalfleet Silver finger-ring T362 IOW-28C6E5 A Isle of Wight Heritage Kent Bethersden Silver- gilt fingerring Kent Boxley Silver annular brooch Kent Brookland Silver mount or buckle Kent Cliffe Silver-gilt fingerring Kent Cliffe area Silver-gilt stirrup ring T253 KENT-F48398 MW Ashford T534 KENT-3DB5F2 TBA Maidstone T537 KENT-8C0572 D T26 KENT-F22D78 D T440 KENT-952EA7 D Kent Cliffe area Gold finger-ring T441 KENT-9676C7 D Kent Denton area Silver-gilt fingerring T170 LON-085E60 D Kent Gillingham Silver-gilt ring T369 PAS TBD Kent Gravesend Silver buckle T94 KENT-955F88 D Kent Great Chart with Singleton Gold finger-ring T642 KENT-1BB1E3 D Kent Higham Gold pendant T439 KENT-943C14 D Kent Isle of Oxney Silver link or swivel probably from a chain Kent Kingsnorth Silver-gilt fingerring T681 SUSS-53ED36 D T257 KENT-F67CF2 D Kent Lenham Silver buckle T598 DOR-C64BC6 NT Kent Lenham Silver finger-ring T623 KENT-853D17 D Kent Margate Silver seal-ring T171 KENT-FF33F7 A Canterbury Kent Mersham Silver finger-ring T295 KENT-FF6F13 D Kent New Romney Silver strap fitting T263 KENT-5D59D6 D Kent Old Romney Silver cross T602 LON-EEDD36 D Kent Ryarsh Silver-gilt fingerring T50 KENT-9F9620 D Kent Shorwell Silver seal-matrix T259 IOW-192A27 A Isle of Wight Heritage Kent Smarden Silver coins (108) T517 KENT-FF9F43 TBD Kent Kent St Margarets at Cliffe area St Mary in the Marsh Ring with gold foil T759 KENT-6BD4B8 D Silver-gilt brooch T215 KENT-F46040 D Kent West Malina Silver brooch T600 KENT-DB413 D Kent Westwell Silver dress hook T661 KENT-97F211 MW Ashford Leeds Metropolitan District Walton Silver-gilt fingerring T283 SWYOR-9B45B4 D Leicestershire Kirby Muxloe Silver signet ring T352 LEIC-FBDA37 D Leicestershire Kirby Muxloe Silver spoon stem T353 LEIC-FBEAB2 D Leicestershire South Leicestershire Gold finger-ring T464 LEIC-559D08 D Leicestershire Staunton Harold Silver-gilt brooch T189 DENO-FA4D81 DON by Steven Roberts (F) and (L) Lincolnshire Ancaster Silver brooch T371 LIN NT Lincolnshire Bardney area Silver finger-ring T38 LIN D Lincolnshire Claxby Pluckacre Silver brooch T182 NCL-237AD0 D Lincolnshire Donington Wykes Silver finger-ring T524 LIN-221D67 D Lincolnshire Fenton Silver seal-matrix T438 DENO-C0D017 D Lincolnshire Lenton, Keisby and Osgodby Lincolnshire North Willingham Silver-gilt fingerring Silver-gilt brooch T595 LIN-34B1D4 D T765 NLM-8C14E1 D Lincolnshire Revesby Silver brooch T601 NCL-D824C1 D Lincolnshire Sleaford Silver brooch T20 LIN-34A5D7 D Lincolnshire Sleaford Silver brooch T21 LIN-349D34 D Lincolnshire South Somercotes Silver pennies (7), halfpenny (1) and farthings (4) T527 PAS-8A0BF8 D Lincolnshire Stainfield Gold finger-ring T658 LVPL-967BA5 D Lincolnshire Stixwould Gold finger-ring T522 YORYM-1144C2 D Lincolnshire Sutterton Silver finger-ring T327 LIN-5465E1 D Lincolnshire Tiffield Silver mount T678 NARC-2D73D1 D Lincolnshire Tupholme Silver-gilt brooch T656 DENO-8192F7 D Lincolnshire Welton Le Wold Silver pennies (10) T217 NLM-6B9946 D Lincolnshire Wragby area Silver finger-ring T202 DENO-6645C7 D Monmouthshire Portskewett Silver half groats (3) Norfolk Alderford Silver-gilt dresshook Norfolk Barton Bendish Silver-gilt fingerring Norfolk Barton Bendish Silver-gilt annular brooch Norfolk Congham Silver cruciform pendant NMGW-0B3056 D T636 NMS-F32EC4 D T560 NMS-F2E237 D T561 NMS-F2ED88 D T413 NMS-F27491 D Leicestershire County Council Heritage s Norfolk Deopham area Silver pennies (2) T708 NMS-C28AC4 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Emneth Silver annular brooch T320 NMS-F23695 D Norfolk Foulsham Gold finger-ring T16 NMS-EDEE62 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Fransham Silver seal-matrix T11 NMS-ED58D5 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Great Dunham Silver finger-ring T17 NMS-EDFA64 D Norfolk Great Dunham Silver mount T249 NMS-F19A76 D Norfolk Gresham area Silver-gilt coin pendant (gros tournois) Norfolk Hainford Silver brooch T617 NMS-F323B7 A Norwich Castle T15 NMS-EDE455 D 35 1, xxiv xxv

15 Norfolk Hillington Silver seal-matrix T208 NMS-F11205 DON by Kevin Hillier (F) Norwich Castle Norfolk Holme Hale Silver brooch T47 NMS-EE4110 A Norwich Castle Norfolk Martham Silver signet ring T317 NMS-F21846 D Norfolk Martham Silver seal-matrix T532 NMS-F2D970 TBA Norwich Castle Norfolk Martham Silver buckle chape T637 D Norfolk Mattishall Silver mark T510 BM-92A6A1 NT T564 NMS-F2F921 D Norfolk Runcton Holme Silver finger-ring T187 NMS-F02A67 D Norfolk Salhouse Silver brooch T10 NMS-ED32A3 D Norfolk Shipdam Silver annular brooch Norfolk Shipdam Silver annular brooch Norfolk Snetterton Silver-gilt brooch T429 NMS-F28992 D T430 NMS-F29348 D T479 NMS-F29BC1 DON by Trevor Claxton (F) & (L) Norfolk Stoke Ferry Silver brooch T248 NMS-F19274 D Norfolk Thorpe Market Silver finger-ring Norfolk Unknown/West Acre T697 NMS-C378D2 D Silver seal-matrix T499 NMS-F2C530 NT Norfolk Wereham Silver brooch T186 NMS-F021F1 D Norfolk Wereham Silver hawking vervel Norfolk Wymondham Silver coin brooch (grosso) Norwich Castle T692 NMS-A95326 A Norwich Castle T196 NMS-F0E038 A Norwich Castle North Lincolnshire Roxby-cum-Risby Silver-gilt brooch T420 NLM-D6FC71 MW North Lincolnshire s North Aldbrough Gold brooch T124 NCL-2349E4 D North Bedale Silver-gilt cosmetic implement T251 NCL-3238E5 NT North Birdforth Silver cross T639 NCL TBA York s Trust North Birdforth Gold pendant T751 NCL D North Birkin Silver-gilt locket T620 SWYOR-D997E1 TBA Doncaster North Borrowby Gold finger-ring T367 NCL-8BD8F4 North Borrowby Gold finger-ring T368 NCL-8BF247 D North Norfolk Postwick Silver-gilt fingerring Brandsby-cum- Stearsby North Cawton Silver Long Cross coins (3) and pennies (6) Silver-gilt brooch T745 YORYM D T151 YORYM-D38254 D North Gateforth Gold finger-ring T424 YORYM D North Knaresborough area Silver pennies (178) T271 YORYM-DEBA55 TBA Fitzwilliam North Naburn Gold finger-ring T287 YORYM-9AA838 A Harrogate 650 North Ryther Gold finger-ring T727 SWYOR-6671B3 D North Ryther Silver mount T766 NLM-8C6234 TBA British North Ryther Silver-gilt pendant T754 SWYOR-7865F6 TBA York s Trust North Scrayingham Silver finger-ring T216 LVPL-EAE971 D North Well Silver-gilt dress fitting T523 YORYM-123C10 D North Wistow Silver plaque T206 SWYOR-EA45E6 TBA York s Trust Northumberland Heddon-on-the- Wall Silver finger-ring T472 NCL-6B3121 MW Great North Northumberland Humbhaugh Silver brooch T674 NCL TBA Great North Nottinghamshire Edwinstone Silver-gilt pilgrim badge Nottinghamshire Farndon Silver object T299 DENO DON by Mr Bealby (L) T41 LVPL-21B073 NT 5,000 Newark 230 Nottinghamshire Haughton Silver pennies (39) T28 DENO-F2D717 A Bassetlaw 200 Nottinghamshire Hawton Silver buckle T134 LIN-3484C2 A Newark 25 Nottinghamshire Hawton Silver brooch T135 LIN-347C15 A Newark 120 Nottinghamshire Rolleston Gold locket T506 DENO-E69756 TBA British 4,000 Nottinghamshire Upper Broughton Silver-gilt fingerring T42 DENO-F2C1A8 TBA Nottingham s Nottinghamshire Weston Silver buckle T40 LVPL-E162A6 TBA Newark Oxfordshire Chalgrove Silver-gilt brooch s Oxfordshire Colchester area Silver groats (2) T88 BERK-AD6047 & ADA244 Oxfordshire Colchester area Silver pennies (2) T89 BERK-AE7476 & AE91F3 Oxfordshire Wantage Silver-gilt fingerring Oxfordshire Wantage Silver spoon T729 BERK-679DF3 TBA Oxfordshire s TBA TBA Oxfordshire s Oxfordshire s T497 IOW-8CF9E7 TBA Oxfordshire s T761 WILT-7AE7B6 NT Pembrokeshire Carew Silver finger-ring NMGW-0A9865 DON by Steven Richards (F) & Antony & Leslie Davies (L) Pembrokeshire Mathry Silver annular brooch NMGW-0AFA86 DON by Jim Whyborn (F) Pembrokeshire Tenby Silver coin brooch NMGW-45F745 DON by the Hean Castle Estate (L) Tenby & Art Gallery Scolton Manor National Wales Powys Brecon (Glyn Tarell) Silver dagger chape NMGW-46A213 TBA Brecknock Shropshire Baschurch Silver pennies (8) T774 HESH-A5B566 TBD Shropshire Tong Silver pilgrim badge T71 WMID-0BD8C0 DON by Shropshire Council (L) Somerset Queen Camel Silver-gilt fingerring T241 SOM-B3BD65 D Shropshire County Somerset Spayton Silver mount T551 DOR-373EC6 A Somerset County Somerset Taunton Silver finger-ring South Gloucestershire T119 SOM-AE2A67 A Somerset County Tytherington Silver seal-matrix T648 GLO-D5AF11 TBA Bristol City and Art Gallery Staffordshire Checkley Gold finger-ring T341 WMID-B2AF82 D Staffordshire Drayton Bassett Silver piedfort T388 WMID-47EBE7 A British 1,250 Staffordshire Harlaston Silver-gilt link from a chain T735 WMID-7CBB96 TBA Potteries and Art Gallery Staffordshire Ilam Silver finger-ring T337 WMID-9F71B6 TBA Potteries and Art Gallery Suffolk Bacton Silver seal-matrix T667 SF-64B1B6 D Suffolk Bury St Edmunds area Silver annular brooch T313 SF-9FF011 D xxvi xxvii