British Archaeology (Fb8504.1-7)

Seven sherds of Bronze Age pottery.

British Archaeology (F4236.1-3)

Three Neolithic pottery sherds, one of which is composed of two joined fragments. (pot 9, pit 1)

British Archaeology (F4292)

Replica of Ebbsfleet ware bowl with impressed design.

British Archaeology (F4303)

Miniature collared urn with four lugs at least two of which are perforated (restored).

British Archaeology (F4301)

Miniature collared urn (restored).

British Archaeology (F4302)

Miniature collared urn with two perforated lugs.

British Archaeology (F707)

Romano-British seal box, copper alloy, cylindrical, lid is missing.

British Archaeology (F919)

Romano-British seal box, copper alloy, rectangular in shape with three holes in the base.

British Archaeology (Fb8430)

Copper alloy scale pan, probably used by an apothecary. Inscribed (B) ANN F, with three perforated holes. Romano-British.

British Archaeology (F1980)

Dragonesque brooch, pin broken off by loop. Eyes are represented by concentric discs of white and red enamel, and red enamel on the snout. Body enamel missing. Feachem Type II, Romano-British, dating to the second century AD.

British Archaeology (F1984)

Romano-British copper alloy seal box lid, lozenge shaped with lobes. Decorated with geometrical pattern and with some blue enamel inlay remaining.

British Archaeology (Fb8445)

Bronze belt plate, openwork design.

British Archaeology (F712)

Romano-British seal box with lid, copper alloy, lozenge shaped with lobes, circular raised dot pattern on lid outlined in enamel (now missing).

British Archaeology (F2048)

Bronze stud (?) / ornament for leather. Object is anchor shaped with two studs.

British Archaeology (F2050)

Bronze ornament / belt plate for leather with quatrefoil design. Object is rectangular with four studs.

British Archaeology (F686)

Copper alloy brooch of fan tail type. From a tubular spring guard rises a false bow of triangular shape with lobes at the base. The bow is decorated with two opposed trumpets, separated by two raised medial ribs. The triangular foot plate has a central socket for enamel surrounded by three eye shapes. Romano-British, Flavian.

British Archaeology (F755.1-2)

Romano-British seal box, copper alloy, (.1) with lid (.2), tear drop shaped with three holes in the base. Lid was originally enamelled but this is now missing.

British Archaeology (F2019)

Bronze boss or phalera face.

British Archaeology (F2044)

Bronze fitting / tag in two pieces.

British Archaeology (Fb8547)

Copper alloy hanging bowl escutcheon disc, with spiral design, 6th century, with possibly a replica. Reverse has been interfered with on the rear by grinding down and adding a drawing pin, presumable for 19th or 20th century re-use as a decorative feature.

British Archaeology (F4627)

Bronze pendant, eyelet with fleur de lys on base.

British Archaeology (F1511)

Flint scraper. Neolithic period. number 72 (June 25th 1926)

British Archaeology (F1512)

Flint scraper, rounded. Neolithic period. number 73 (June 27th 1926)

British Archaeology (F4645.1-2)

Two lumps of slag. One (.1) contains a coin of Constantine I.

British Archaeology (F2018)

Copper alloy miniature mask in Roman theatre style, hollow cast with hollow eyes and stylised hair.

British Archaeology (F2059)

Miniature hammer head (model).

British Archaeology (F4647.1-5)

Five lumps [.1-5] of slag / iron bloomery cinder.

British Archaeology (F923)

Highly patinated bronze jug handle depicting a Medusa mask.

British Archaeology (F938.1-2)

Two lead linesinkers, .1 is finely shaped and .2 is more roughly shaped.

British Archaeology (F2058)

Miniature pick head (model).

British Archaeology (F1304)

Late Bronze Age globular urn decorated with incised horizontal bands. Cremated remains inside.

British Archaeology (F1302)

Late Bronze age globular urn with three lugs and incised horizontal decoration.

British Archaeology (F1300)

Late Bronze Age globular urn with four lugs and incised horizontal and dot decoration.

British Archaeology (F1306)

Pottery cinerary urn with ribbed collar and incised dot decoration.

British Archaeology (F1301)

Cinerary urn, dating to the Late Bronze Age. Restored.

British Archaeology (F1303)

Late Bronze Age bucket urn with four lugs and incised dot decoration.

British Archaeology (F2845)

Late Bronze Age bucket urn with incised vertical lines.

British Archaeology (F1299)

Late Bronze Age bucket urn with rivet holes and incised decoration on the rim.

British Archaeology (Fb8996)

Coin with IMPAVRELIANUSAUG obverse and CONCORDIA MILI reverse.

British Archaeology (Q2296)

Post-Medieval crucible from St Mary Le Port excavations. The crucible has been broken and repaired and has tong marks impressed near the base.