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Gilded Cu alloy roundel with Arm of England quartered with those of France pierced secondarily with two holes for attachment. Formerly recorded as COV MISC

Gold half noble of Edward III minted between AD 1363-1369 found on beach May 1956. Formerly recorded as EBV MISC

Grey pitcher - C13, found in stone lined well in 1888 with other vessels (S1). Formerly recorded as WLD MISC

C15 glazed stoneware jug, to Ipswich Museum (962-135) by exchange with Norwich Museum, (33-21-21 J Reeve) (S1). Formerly recorded as COV MISC

Gold ring, with ruby, found in river bed believed to be "dropped by the Countess of Leicester in her flight" (battle of Fornham)(S1). Formerly recorded as FSG MISC

Medieval ground level revealed through monitoring work in the Abbey Gardens

Medieval gold finger-ring

Archaeological investigation conducted at 4 Crown Street examined two areas located immediately either side of the line of the precinct wall of the Abbey of St Edmund. Work on one side of this wall revealed twenty-four graves containing nineteen bur...

Gold finger ring with Annunciation scene on the bezel and engraved & pointille work on the hoop with an inscription "avu...magre" (to you...my grace). Formerly recorded as EBV MISC

Early medieval to 14th century site with large-scale oven, together with complexes of smaller ovens/grain driers, as well as evidence of associated structures possibly a granary, also evidence of fishing equpment.