British Archaeology (Q1937)

Bottom section of stained glass window with two arched doorways and castellation. Also with scroll and dedication. Scroll inscribed : 'I am the good shepherd'. Part of a memorial to a deceased mother and child. Dedication partially indistinct : '......BORN 5TH OF NOVEMBER 1820. DIED 29TH NOVEMBER 1842.....FEBRUARY 1842'. The full inscription (over 3 windows) reads 'To the Glory of God and in Memory of Mary wife of Thomas Fuidge Born 5th November 1820. Died 29th November 1842. Also of Frances Ann their infant daughter who died February 1842.'

British Archaeology (Q1936)

Bottom section of stained glass window two arched doorways and castellation and with scroll and dedication. Scroll inscribed 'I am the light of the world'. Part of a memorial to a deceased mother and child. Dedication partially indistinct : ' OF MARY THE WIFE O THOMAS FUIDGE.....THEIR INFANT DAUGHTER WHO DIED'. The full inscription (over 3 windows) reads 'To the Glory of God and in Memory of Mary wife of Thomas Fuidge Born 5th November 1820. Died 29th November 1842. Also of Frances Ann their infant daughter who died February 1842.'

British Archaeology (F1513)

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

British Archaeology (F1517)

Flint scraper, rounded. Neolithic period. number 74 (July 4th 1926)

British Archaeology (Fb7807)

British Archaeology (F4465)

Socketed bronze axe, three vertical ribs.

British Archaeology ( Fb6362)

Bronze tapering bow brooch.

British Archaeology (Q2216)

Carved wooden chinmney piece, rectangular fire opening, lintel decorated with frieze of 2 swags, each with a palette above and trumpets and bow. Each swag has 2 acanthus leaf 'flowers' below. Legs treated as fluted Corinthian pilasters; mantelshelf corniced, with ovolo and bead mouldings. All painted cream.

British Archaeology (F3152)

Grey flint barbed and tanged arrowhead.

British Archaeology (F1463)

White flint barbed and tanged arrowhead.

British Archaeology (F3201)

Grey flint barbed and tanged arrowhead.

British Archaeology (F3000)

White flint barbed and tanged arrowhead.

British Archaeology (Q29), Cat and Wheel Inn

Elm corner bracket, in the shape of a satyr holding a strap, with plain escutcheon.

British Archaeology (G324.2)

Almost complete floor tile, showing a rider on horseback.

British Archaeology (Q3942)

Rain hopper.

British Archaeology (Q2332)

Wooden plaque with arms of the City of Bristol. Plaque has a ring for suspension.

British Archaeology (Q3310)

Oak misericord seat carved with an amusing / lewd scene of a bearded man bending over in a mooning gesture, towards the fool, in the trappings of an archer, who is drawing a crossbow and aiming straight for the mans nude buttocks. The two supporters show scenes from the tales of Reynard the Fox; the right hand supporter shows a fox in a clerical habit holding the neck of a goose between its paws, representing a satire on the clergy who lead their trusting parishioners astray. Traces of burning around the seat edge of the misericord are visible and the original hinges remain.

British Archaeology (Q1839)

Circular glass window.

British Archaeology (Q1838)

Central circular glass window.

British Archaeology (Q1840)

Circular glass window.

British Archaeology (45/1996/SF152), Stonehill farm

Quern stone.

British Archaeology (2001/34/301.2), Land adjacent to 47 Jacobs Wells Rd

Worked stone fragment, curved.

British Archaeology (PWU16)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU14)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU9)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU2)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (2001/34/204), Land adjacent to 47 Jacobs Wells Rd

Worked marble fragment.

British Archaeology (PWU4)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU7)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (2001/34/200.1-2), Land adjacent to 47 Jacobs Wells Rd

Two marble fragments.

British Archaeology (2001/34/301.1), Land adjacent to 47 Jacobs Wells Rd

Worked stone fragment.

British Archaeology (PWU11)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU5)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (F54)

Microlith.

British Archaeology (2001/34/301.3), Land adjacent to 47 Jacobs Wells Rd

Worked stone fragment, squarish.

British Archaeology (Q2320)

Stone plaque with oral escutcheon, surrounded by drapery, ? vine and supported or inverted bell-shaped bracket, inscription commemorates 'Witham Bu...draper of [this parish] ob 27 d[ecember]....1796''.

British Archaeology (PWU12)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU10)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU3)

Fragment of worked stone.

British Archaeology (PWU1)

A bag of sampled earth.