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Oval plate brooch, missing pin, fairly corroded.

Pinkish fabric pot containing 3000 coins of Gallienus `(AD 253-268)'(S1). Formerly recorded as WNG MISC

Roman pottery and a field boundary visible on 1945 aerial photograph.

Rom porringer, C3 or C4, incomplete, found 100 yards East of Pickett's Road, c. Formerly recorded as FEX MISC

Rom potsherd found in dredgings from River Lark by Colin Pendleton. Formerly recorded as FRK MISC

Pottery and trumpet shaped brooch, `On surface of field near Wild Street, Mildenhall, Suffolk, which has already yielded a considerable quantity of R-B pot sherds' (S1)(S2). Formerly recorded as MNL MISC

"In 1845 on Scotts Hall Farm was dug up a coarse earthen pot half an inch thick and 8 to 10 inches high, containing eighteen to twenty pieces of Rom coins, some few silver and the rest brass. Formerly recorded as WLN MISC

Test pit located Roman pottery.

The only reference to the pot and tweezers is written on Basil Brown's map: "Mr Town's pot and bronze tweezers". Formerly recorded as LKD MISC

Rom potsherd found in dredgings from River Lark by Colin Pendleton. Formerly recorded as FRK MISC