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"A considerable number of Anglo Saxon coins of Athelstan (925-940), Edmund (940-946), and Eadred (946-955) were found in a grave at Hundon in 1687.

Handmade pottery sherds, probably Anglo Saxon, found while metal detecting (S1).

? Sceatta, not seen, said to have been found by a treasure hunter (metal detected).

Scatter of handmade pottery (some organic-tempered, some with golden mica or red ironstone inclusions, others merely sand-tempered) within a mixed scatter of IA & Rom pottery (S1).

Bronze bowls (lost), found during construction of railway at `Gate Ford' (S1).

Scatter of hand-made pottery and a lead annular object (?loom weight) found in an area circa 30-35m across of dark soil with a few animal bone fragments, daub, iron nails and bronze fragments (S1).

`Pot scatter, Med & PMed, plus several Thetford type (probably Med), including a rouletted sherd and an MSax caterpillar brooch (part of) and two pins (one probably PMed) and pinhead (MSax) with ring and dot decoration.

Rectangular bronze plate with rivet holes in corners decorated with Urnes-style relief animal design, C10, and another from same field with interlace decoration.

Fragments of Saxon urn with vertical grooves, at least 4 sherds, 2 with parallel grooves, one plain and plain base shown in sketches in IPSMG accessions register.

Bronze buckle plate with incised backward looking beast, a gilded pendant with red and blue enamel and a bird-shaped belt stiffener (? date). Formerly recorded as DBN MISC