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Monument: ISL 002 Findspot of a Medieval dagger.C14 dagger found by Wainford Rural District Council workman, November 1964.
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Monument: COG 053 Findspot of a Medieval decorated spur fragment. (Med)Decorated spur fragment found during fieldwalking, Previously (COG Misc)
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Find Spot: MUD 038 Findspot of a Medieval double sided lead seal matrixDouble sided circular lead seal matrix, one side `seal of Alan of Wulfale' the other `seal of Hawise the laundress'. Formerly recorded as MUD MISC
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Find Spot: IXW 146 Findspot of a Medieval dress hookMed dress hook, central disc with one hook folded under and another, broken, projecting ; decorated with 3 rows of raised dots bounded by incised lines. Formerly recorded as IXW MISC
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Find Spot: CHW 023 Findspot of a Medieval enamelled bronze heraldic pendantEnamelled bronze heraldic pendant, found with metal detector, 1981 (S1). Formerly recorded as CHW MISC
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Find Spot: BNH 161 Findspot of a medieval enamelled bronze horse harness pendantEnamelled bronze horse harness pendant, shield shaped, bearing 3 lions passant on a red enamelled background (royal arms of England). Found whilst metal detecting. Formerly recorded as BNH MISC
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Monument: BUH 017 Findspot of a Medieval enamelled harness pendant with arms and a possible Post Medieval annular brooch pin and gilded buckle. (Med)Enamelled harness pendant with arms, probably of the Beaumont family (who acquired the manor of Brundish in C15), a possible annular brooch pin, and a gilded buckle (?PMed), found metal detecting in area around Rom coin hoard (S1).
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Monument: FNG 004 Findspot of a Medieval face mask.C13/early C14 face mask from jug.
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Find Spot: COM 061 Findspot of a Medieval finger ring1997: Metal detector find of externally decorated and internally inscribed (indecipherable) finger ring. Formerly recorded as COM MISC
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Monument: FEX 039 Findspot of a Medieval fragment of a red ware jug with dark green glaze.C13-C14 pottery:- fragment of red ware jug with dark green glaze; base - thumbed on side and beneath.