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Bronze tumbler lock slide key, damaged. Formerly recorded as DBN MISC

A Rom bronze vessel, with maker's name, QUATTENVS F, engraved on the handle, was found in July 1742 and presented to Norwich Castle Museum by Colonel H Leathes of Herringfleet Hall (S1). Formerly recorded as HRF MISC

Bronze wheel with ring and dot decoration at junction of spokes and rim - ? Rom (S1). Formerly recorded as BLN MISC

Brooch of the Rom period found in a sand pit in Icklingham. Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

Eleven Roman brooches currently held at Brewhouse Yard Museum in Nottingham. Formerly recorded as BSE MISC

Brooch, circa 60 AD and knife blade (R1).

Rom Ae brooch fragment, pierced (2 hole) catchplate and narrow bow (probably Colchester type) C1 (S4).

Buckle of late Rom (?military) style - see Hawkes & Dunning (S1). Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

SIA Quarterly Meeting, June 13, 1850: "The Rev Professor Henslow exhibited a few articles procured by himself from the RB burial ground at Felixstowe, a section of which is exposed by the falling of the cliff.

Roman C3 coin found in soil in area disturbed by hedge cutting (with tractor mounted trimmer?). Formerly recorded as LCS MISC