WA No.
HER No.
528 MSF11424 529 MSF11115 530 MSF18804
531 MSF22610 532 MSF18805
533 MSF25440
534 MSF4624 535 MSF11429 536 MSF11114
537 MSF4455 538 MSF12334
539 MSF11427
540 MSF11430, MSF15400, MSF15401
Associated event
Monument Type
FINDSPOT FINDSPOT
Period
Undated Medieval
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
FINDSPOT FINDSPOT
ROC MONITORING POST
FINDSPOT FINDSPOT FINDSPOT
FINDSPOT Iron Age
Description
Easting
Northing
Bronze finger ring made out of twisted wire, slight traces of gilding. 613550 249050 Jetton found metal detecting in 1985.
13 Roman coins, enamelled disc brooch and plate brooch in the form of a flying bird found metal detecting.
Late Iron Age gold Gallo-Belgic type coin.
Iron Age Metal detector find of 1st century BC bronze coin of Trinovantian Apollo Head variety.
Modern
A Cold War ROC Post. Opened September 1959, closed October 1968. Demolished, no trace of anything.
Bronze Age Bronze, faceted, looped, socketed axe. Undated
Romano- British
Mesolithic
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
FINDSPOT
Gold finger ring, possibly Saxon, found metal detecting. Bronze Roman coin found metal detecting in 1985.
Flint tranchet axe found in garden of The Forge, Claydon.
Three bronze coins, sestertius, Victorinus (268-270) and Valens (364- 378), found metal detecting.
Six bronze coins found while metal detecting.
Multi-period Roman miniature axe, medieval coins, post-medieval pendant and post-medieval jettons found while metal detecting.
613550 248550 613517 249108
613513 249405 613509 249210
613480 249390
613350 249450 613350 248850 613250 248450
613165 249595 613155 248555
613150 249050 613050 249250
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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