WA No.


HER No.


516 MSF18509, MSF18508


517 MSF22578, MSF17671, MSF11149, MSF11150


518 MSF17012 519 MSF18633 520 MSF13210


521 MSF18510, MSF18511


522 MSF22611


523 MSF11423 524 MSF11425


525 MSF4462 526 MSF14841


527 MSF22615 ESF19027


Associated event


Monument Type


Period


ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British


FINDSPOT


Romano- British


Description


Metal detected items include two 2nd century coins and two brooches. Also two Saxon brooches.


Roman coins, an elaborate post-medieval bronze fitting, and a coin of James II found whilst metal detecting.


Easting


614063 614061


613962 613955 613950 613950


FINDSPOT FINDSPOT FINDSPOT


Anglo-Saxon Silver penny of Offa (AD 757-796). Found whilst metal detecting. Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of Offa penny (late 8th century). Anglo-Saxon Sceatta, probably Frisian origin, circa AD 700-710.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British


ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval FINDSPOT Iron Age


ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British


FINDSPOT LIME KILN FINDSPOT


Metal detected finds of eleven Roman coins and probable Saxon pin head.


Late Saxon bronze strap end fragment, medieval bronze buckle plate and medieval harness fitting, found metal detecting.


Silver stater of Cunobelin - CAMVL, found metal detecting. Seven bronze coins found metal detecting.


Bronze Age Bronze tanged knife, found whilst metal detecting. 19th century Lime kiln mapped at Churchhill, Claydon.


Romano- British


Metal detected small cast bronze 'classical' figurine.


Northing


248613 248630


248583 248535 248550 248550


613945 248665 613898 248950 613885 248465


613882 613882


248693 248696


613860 249504


613755 249625 613650 249550


613650 248450 613550 249750 613550 249550


Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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