Prehistoric to Medieval

Click here to find out how to use this page

Catalogue no  Collection  Provenance 1 Provenance 2 Provenance 3 Description   00000 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Button: made of metal (probably brass); circular in shape; front side decorated with squares; reverse side centrally has raised but corroded area where it may have been attached to garment. Diameter: 26mm. 2000.12 Roman London? NO PROVENANCE Ligula: bronze rod with knob at one end, the other end (presumably the spoon bowl originally) now missing; decorative rings round the shaft; broken in two pieces. Present length 102mm. 2000.14 a-u Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Bones from a burial: a) skull, jawbone and skull fragments; b) 2 femurs; c) humerus, radius and ulna from right arm; d) ditto from left arm; e) pieces of right ribs; f) pieces of left ribs; g) fragments of ribs; h) 5 cervical vertebrae; i) 7 dorsal vertebrae; j) 5 dorsal vertebrae; k) 5 lumbar vertebrae; l) pieces of the pelvis and sacrum; m) parts of the right clavicle and scapula; n) the left clavicle and fragments of left scapula; o) 3 pieces of the right tibia, one of the right fibula and the patella; p) a patella and 2 pieces of the tibia, presumably the left ones; q) 15 bones of the right foot; r) 7 metatarsals of the left foot; s) 9 metacarpals of the left foot; t) unidentified bones and bone fragments; u) bones and bone fragments found with the burial but not part of the same body, including the jawbone of a child aged about four, most of a femur, a sacrum and two vertebrae. 2000.14 a-u (contd.) Roman 2000.14-56 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Various items from the collections of the Longsands Museum, St Neots, given to the Norris Museum when the Longsands Museum closed in 2000. See Entry form no. En/142 and correspondence with Peter Brice of White Cottage, Front Street, North Walsham NR28 9RW, the Longsands trustee who arranged matters. 2000.15-56 are coins found in London Road, Godmanchester, date and exact location not known as yet: 2000.15-50 were found as a "scattered hoard" - note that the dates are rather scattered too, so they may not have been a hoard in the strict sense; 2000.51-56 are unrelated coins from the same site. 2000.15 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, Constantinopolis (330-337). Obv. …NOPOLIS. Rev. illeg. 2000.16 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Part of a barbarous radiate, broken and illegible, probably illiterate, c.330-340. 2000.17 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Constantine II as Caesar, AD 337. Obv. ...NVS.IVN.N.C. Rev. GLORIA…, ?TRS in the exergue. 2000.18 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Theodora, AD 337-40, illeg. 2000.19 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Constans, AD 346-48. Obv. CONSTANS P.F.AVG. Rev. VICTORIAE DD.AVGG., mint mark illeg. 2000.20 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Barbarous radiate, Constantius II, AD 354. Obv. …ONSTAN… Rev. illeg. 2000.21 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valentinian I, AD 364-375. Obv. D.N.VALENTINIANVS P.F.AVG. Rev. [RESTITVTOR] REIPVBLICAE. 2000.22 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valentinian I, AD 364-375. Obv. D.N.VALENTINIANVS P.F.AVG. Rev. GLORIA ROMANORVM, mint mark illeg. 2000.23 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valentinian I, AD 364-375. Obv. D.N.VALENTINIANVS P.F.AVG. Rev. illeg., mint mark SCON. 2000.24 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of ?Valentinian I, AD 364-375, illeg. 2000.25 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Silver coin of Valentinian I, AD 364-375. Obv. D.N.VALENTINIANVS P.F.AVG. Rev. VOT.V MVLT.X in laurel wreath, RT in exergue. 2000.26 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, ?House of Valentinian, AD 364-378, illeg. 2000.27 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valens, AD 364-378, illeg. 2000.28 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valens, AD 364-378. Obv. D.N.VALE… Rev. illeg. 2000.29 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valens, AD 364-378, illeg. 2000.30 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valens, AD 364-378, illeg. 2000.31 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valens, AD 364-378. Obv. …P.F.AVG. Rev. …VM, mint mark SMAQP. 2000.32 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Gratian, AD 367-383. Obv. D.N.GRATIANVS… Rev. illeg. 2000.33 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Gratian, AD 367-383, illeg. 2000.34 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Gratian, AD 367-383, illeg. 2000.35 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Gratian, AD 367-383. Obv. D.N.GRA… Rev. VOT…V MVLT…X in laurel wreath. 2000.36 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 4th Brass of Valentinian II, AD 375-392. Obv. illeg. Rev. …LICAE. 2000.37 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 4th Brass of Valentinian II, AD 375-392, illeg. 2000.38 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Theodosius I, AD 379-395. Obv. D.N.THEO…AVG. Rev. VIC…AVG…, mint mark …CON. 2000.39 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 4th Brass of Arcadius, AD 383-408. Obv. D.N. ARC… Rev. illeg. 2000.40 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass, illeg. 2000.41 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, illeg. 2000.42 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, illeg. 2000.43 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass. Obv. D.N.VALEN… Rev. figure holding labarum (standard with chi-rho). 2000.44 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, illeg. 2000.45 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, illeg. 2000.46 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, illeg., mint mark SMAQP. 2000.47 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 4th Brass, illeg. 2000.48 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 4th Brass. Obv. …S P.F.AVG. Rev. …REIPVBLICAE, mint mark T… 2000.49 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 4th Brass, illeg. 2000.50 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Very small 4th Brass, illeg. 2000.51 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 1st Brass of Domitian, AD 81-96. Obv. IMP.CAES.DOMIT.AVG.GE… Rev. illeg., SC in the field. 2000.52 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass of Trajan, AD 98-117, illeg. 2000.53 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Gordian III, AD 238-244, illeg. 2000.54 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass of Carausius, AD 287-293. Obv. IMP.CARAVSIVS AVG. Rev. …AX AV… 2000.55 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass of Carausius, AD 287-293, illeg. 2000.56 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Barbarous radiate, probably Tetricus I, illeg. and with small hole for suspension. 2000.57 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Sherds of a folded beaker of Nene Valley ware, white paste colour-coated red on the inside and brown on the outside, with scale decoration in barbotine on the outer folds; some sherds glued together. 2000.72 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Various sherds, including part of the neck of a green-glazed jar with bands of yellow slip; a green-glazed sherd with relief decoration; various coarse ware sherds; pieces of animal bones and teeth. 2000.73 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Sherds of coarse ware, including the bottom of a jar with sagging base; part of a fluted handle of green-glazed ware; ?a piece of burnt daub; various coarse ware sherds; a piece of oyster shell. 2000.75 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Silver penny, long cross type, ?Edward I, II or III, 2000.76 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Coin or token, larger than a silver penny (and apparently bronze or similar), with cross on one side and IHS on the other. 2000.77 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY ?Token or jeton or similar. 2001.02 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Twelve small ammonites, all well preseved and with fine, delicate ribs, with some fragments of grey matrix. Max diams. from 59mm down to 13mm. 2003.01 Saxon Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Silver hook tag: a small roughly shield-shaped silver plate with two holes at the top corners and a hook on the bottom, decorated on the outer face with incised lines in a floral pattern. Length 16mm, width 10mm. 2003.01 (contd.) Saxon 2003.04 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Sherds of a Food Vessel: thick red-grey ware with stabbed decoration; below the rim is a concave band between two horizontal ridges, a wide vertical neck below that, then an outward shoulder below which the body of the pot probably curves inwards towards the base; one sherd has a hole, presumably for hanging the pot up, in the vertical neck. 2003.04 (contd.) Bronze Age 2005.01 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Two rim-sherds of green-glazed jugs: hard, thin, grey-red paste with green glaze added roughly to the outside, each sherd with the top of the handle pressed onto the neck with thumb impressions; one sherd has three impressions and a yellowy glaze; the other has two neater impressions and a shinier, greener glaze. 2005.03 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Large jar of red ware, coarse and gritted, with two girth grooves on shoulder and everted, vertical-sided rim; most of the jar complete, though cracked and with the rim reassembled from broken pieces; found with it when it came to the Norris (and so presumably associated with it) were cremated bone, also a few pieces of uncremated bone and small sherds of the pot. Ht. 249mm. 2005.03-08 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Pottery and cremations from a Roman site identified only as "SF 74" - presumed to be "Sawtry Fen 1974" but with no definite information. They were in the possession of Harry Milford of the Sawtry Archaeological Society, who brought them to the Norris when he moved to Leicester in April 2005. With them are a short typescript giving the information recorded above but not much more, and 14 photographs of the dig which aren't very helpful. The typescript and photos are kept with the objects. 2005.04 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Sherds of a jar of quite well made grey ware, with two girith grooves on the shoulder and everted rim; sherds have been glued together to make up part of the pot up to the shoulder, present ht. 190mm. 2005.05 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Small jar or cup of hard grey ware, with hollow foot, girth groove just above it, low carinated shoulder about half-way up the pot, and plain, slightly everted rim - mostly missing. Ht. 112mm. 2005.06 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Sherds of a folded beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, white paste with red to black colour coat, red finger marks or similar on the foot. 2005.07 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY The bottom half of a miniature jar of thick white ware, with narrow foot, restored from sherds. 2005.08 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Cremated bone. 2005.09 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Molar, presumably from a mammoth: complete and well preserved, length 218mm. 2006.03 (Medieval) Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON A copy or cast of a roundel from a misericord in Brampton church: showing a weaver or cloth shearer holding an enormous pair of shears, standing beside a roll of cloth; cast in a ring round the outside of the roundel: "A TAILOR OF 600 YEARS AGO. A XIVTH CENTURY CARVING FROM HUNTINGDONSHIRE, ENGLAND"; made of ?resin, with two pieces of wood cast in the back for extra strength, painted yellow on the back and imitation wood on the front. Diam. 203mm. 2006.03 (contd.) (Medieval) BRAMPTON 2007.16 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Slender axehead of brown flint, flaked and polished, length 145mm. 2007.17 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Bronze bracelet: of thick bronze with diagonal grooves cut into the outside, hook and eye fastening. Max diam. 72mm. 2007.18 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Square floor tile of hard red ware with worn yellow glaze on one face; the edges taper slightly so that the upper, glazed face is larger than the bottom; 115mm square, 26mm thick. 2008.17 Medieval Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Corbel of oolitic limestone carved with a woman's face: rectangular with the face on one end, a woman with high forehead, downturned mouth and curled hair down each side of the face; a cut or flaw in the top right of the face is filled with a different material - is this natural or artificial? 32 x 16 x 20cms. 2008.18 Medieval Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Corbel of oolitic limestone carved with a monk's face: rectangular with the face on one end, surrounded by the folds of a cowl; small area of paint on top left border of cowl; 29 x 16 x 20cms. 2008.27 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ORTON LONGUEVILLE Three pieces of the dorsal fin spine of Hybodus: curving and tapered with nodules all over the leading sides and a double row of spikes, or sockets for them, on the trailing edge. Length of all three pieces put together 147mm. 2012.05 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Cremated bone etc: bone fragments more than 4mm, 2-4mm and less than 2mm; two boxes of larger fragments; fired clay fragment less than 4mm; charcoal fragments more than 4mm and 2-4mm. 77.15 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST IVES Copper follis of Justinian II, Byzantine emperor AD 685-95 and 705-11: indistinct figure ?in armour on the obverse, abstract design or large letters on the reverse. 77.27 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire GT PAXTON Small ammonite, sandy-coloured with closely spaced ridges. Diam. 31mm 77.39.01 (Palaeontology) Huntingdonshire ST IVES 77.39.02 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil bivalve, Gryphaea. 77.39.03 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a fossil belemnite. 77.39.04 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil sea-urchin. 77.39.05a-c Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Top of fossil sea-urchins. 77.39.06 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a fossil sea -urchin embedded in rock. 77.39.07 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a fossil oyster, Upper Cretaceous or Jurassic, Lopha colubrina or diluviana. 77.39.08 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flint from Gravel, derived from Middle/Upper Chalk, containing fossils of bivalve - Inoceramus of some kind - and cast of spine of sea-urchin. 78.03 Roman Huntingdonshire NEEDINGWORTH Horn core of small bison or domestic ox (Bos longifrons), early Roman date. Broken off near its natural base, length 94mm, max diam. 45mm, min. diam. 39mm. 78.27 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Two small fragments of fossil belemnites. 79.24 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD Part of a large ammonite, 79.31 Medieval Huntingdonshire COLNE Jug of green-glazed ware, with girth grooves round the body, wide mouth with slight pinch for spout, reeded handle with stabs up the middle and thumb impressions on either side at top and bottom; restored from fragments, present ht 235mm. 79.34 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire GRAFHAM Fossil bivalve, Inoceramus crippsi. 80.35 Zoology Norfolk CROMER Tooth of a whale or shark. 80.36 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a fossil belemnite. 80.45 Saxon Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Circular bone counter or gaming piece, with incised decoration. Diam. 45mm. 80.46 Saxon Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Silver penny (debased) of Aethelred II (978-1016). Obv. sceptre with bust, Rev. Hand of Providence. 80.53 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil bivalve, Gryphaea. 81.07 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Human skull and jawbone, largely complete though the jawbone is in pieces. 82.02 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Fragments of an iron plate, orginally about 10cms diam., with grips. ?From the end of a pole used to stoke a kiln. 82.03 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Iron bucket-handle, square-sectioned at ends with round-sectioned centre. Length 273mm. 82.04 Roman? Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Wooden ?handle, the centre section carved with a spiral, the ends shaped to double knobs. Length 285mm. 82.05 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Two pieces of a flue-tile. 82.06 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Most of a thick triangular tile. Length 167mm 82.07 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Pieces of burnt clay, fragments of the clay dome of a pottery kiln. 82.08 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Kiln-bar from corn-drying kiln, square-sectioned, of grey clay. Length 80mm. 82.09 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Numerous sherds of Samian (inc. sherd of Drag. 18/31 stamped . . . O? . . . TRI M.); amphorae; colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware, + 2 sherds of Colchester ware beaker with part of a scene in barbotine); coarse ware; pieces of burnt daub. 82.10 [Neolithic object from Roman site] Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Neolithic flint side-scraper: small flake retouched along one edge. Length 47mm. 82.11 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware, animal tooth (?pig). 82.12 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian, painted parchment ware, and coarse ware. 82.13 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of colour-coated (Nene Valley) and coarse wares. 82.14 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian, colour-coated (Nene Valley) and coarse ware. 82.15 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian (base-sherd with concentric rings in place of stamp); colour-coated ware (Nene Valley ware, inc. sherd of castor box lid); and coarse ware. 82.16 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware. Also medieval and post-medieval sherds & glass. 82.17 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian and colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware. 82.18 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Numerous sherds of Samian, colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware) and coarse ware (inc. large storage jars). 82.19 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Numerous sherds of Samian, colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware) and coarse ware (inc. large storage jars). 82.20 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian, colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware), and coarse ware. Also pieces of tile (flue-tile and tegula) and of millstone. 82.21 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian, colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware), mortaria and coarse ware. Also pieces of stone, some squared, one piece ?used as hone. 82.22 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware, piece of ?burnt daub, piece of ?grit-stone from quern.. 82.23 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of mortarium, colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, painted and coarse ware; also two flint flakes, one of them very large, ?Neolithic. 82.24 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware. 82.25 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of colour-coated (Nene Valley) and coarse ware. 82.26 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherd of a small flanged bowl of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, colour-coat very abraded. 82.27 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of colour-coated (Nene Valley) and coarse ware. 82.28 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Rim-sherd of a large bowl of orange ware, with grey core. 82.29 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of colour-coated (Nene Valley) and coarse ware. 82.30 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware. 82.31 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian and coarse ware. 82.32 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of amphora and coarse ware. 82.33 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware, mostly Iron Age. 82.33* Iron Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES See 82.33, catalogued under ROMAN: St.Ives (Meadow Lane). 82.34 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Part of a thin slab of micaceous, gritty grey stone. Purpose? 82.35 Roman? Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherd of coarse ware, and small piece of thin slab of sandstone or limestone, ?purpose. 82.36 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware, amorphous lump of ?sandstone. 82.37 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware, pieces of burnt daub, lump of charcoal. 82.38 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware. 82.39 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware. 82.40 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian (Drag. 18) and coarse ware; piece of animal jaw-bone. 82.41 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Fragments of coarse ware. 82.42 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Samian (decorated, Drag. 37, and undecorated); colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware); mortaria; and coarse ware (inc. Iron Age sherds). Includes sherds of a very blistered ?waster of thin grey ware. Also three flint flakes, one with hinge fracture, ?Bronze Age. 82.42* Bronze Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES See 82.42, catalogued under ROMAN, St Ives (Meadow Lane). 82.42** Iron Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES See 82.42, catalogued under ROMAN: St.Ives (Meadow Lane). 83.06 Medieval Huntingdonshire KINGS RIPTON Two sections of a stone cross shaft, rectangular in section and carved in relief on all four sides. The figures on each side are: i) a quadruped, perhaps the Agnus Dei; ii) a robed female figure with a staff, perhaps the Virgin Mary; iii) another similar figure, only the feet surviving; iv) a stylized plant or scroll. Probably 2nd quarter of the 12th century. Larger section c.55cms high x 30cms x 25cms. Smaller section (which fits beneath the larger one) c.30cms high x 30cms. x 25cms. 83.07 Iron Age Huntingdonshire EARITH Most of a jar of coarse grey ware, handmade, slightly everted rim. Ht. 112mm. 83.08 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Ammonite, large and largely complete. A species of Perisphinctes, of Corallian (Upper Oxfordian) age, Upper Jurassic. Known only in Boulder Clay, and in the clay facies of the Corallian in E. Yorkshire; so this specimen presumably transported from there by glaciers. 84.13 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Sherds of coarse and glazed ware, 11th-15th century, inc. a sherd from a green-glazed figured jug with a face on it; post-medieval sherds of coarse and glazed wares, piece of window glass; two Saxon sherds, Ipswich & St Neots wares; curved segment of bronze, ?section from the blade of a Bronze Age sickle; also various undated objects: cortical waste flint flakes, piece of a bone needle, fragment of a glass vessel, piece of oyster shell, whelk shell, piece of burnt stone. 84.13* Bronze Age Huntingdonshire RAMSEY SEE 84.13, catalogued under Medieval, for a possible Bronze Age sickle blade from Bodsey House. 86.01 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Hand axe, large and tapering to a point, of glossy brown flint with little patination. Some cortex on one side of the butt. Length 180mm, max width 83mm. 86.02 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Hand axe, fairly flat, of dark grey flint with some patination, some cortex on the butt. Length 112mm, width 84mm. 86.03 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM The broken-off top of a hand axe, of glossy dark grey-brown flint with little patination, some cortex on one side. Length 79mm, width 60mm. 86.04 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Blade core of glossy black flint. Length 33mm, width 38mm. 86.05 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Jar of grey ware, wide-mouthed, with two girth-grooves on the shoulder, two narrow grooves at the base of the neck, two grooves round the outside of the bead rim. Damaged but restored at the top, part of the shoulder and rim missing. Contains cremated bones. Ht. 242mm, rim diam. 182mm. 86.06 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Poppyhead beaker of coarse grey ware, with narrow foot, cordon on neck, and everted rim; four roughly diamond-shaped panels of barbotine dots. Two small pieces out of the rim, one of them restored. Ht. 108mm, rim diam. 69mm. 86.10 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Silver denarius of Tiberius (AD 14-37), mint of Lugdunum. Obv. TI.CAESAR DIVI AVG.F.AVGVSTVS. Rev. PONTIF.MAXIM. (BMC I p. 125 no. 42). Good condition. 86.16 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fragments of Mammoth molars. Two fit together to form a small but almost complete lower molar, the third is a fragment from a larger tooth. 86.17 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossilised vertebra of a plesiosaur. The centrum of a dorsal vertebra, probably Pliosaurus brachyspondylus, which comes from the Kimmeridge rather than the Oxford clay. But it is unusually small for brachyspondylus and is perhaps a juvenile. Max. diam. 45mm. 89.06 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Most of the upper stone of a beehive quern of puddingstone; concave grinding surface with part of one side of the stone knocked away on the side where the handle would have been. Max diam. 30cms, ht. 16cms. 89.07 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HILTON Polished axehead of brown flint, the edge slightly chipped away, but apart from that smoothly polished all over. Length 134mm. 90.01 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Pieces of human and animal bone, and potsherds: three sherds of a bowl of red colour-coated Oxfordshire ware, imitation samian, AD 325-400; one sherd of a Nene Valley colour-coated dish, grey slip on white fabric; the rim, neck and handle of a Nene Valley colour-coated flagon, same slip and fabric, presumably also of 4th century; human bones include piece of skull, half a jawbone with one tooth, and two vertebrae; animal bones include two teeth and a piece of rib. 90.01 (contd.) Roman GODMANCHESTER 91.01 Medieval Huntingdonshire STOW LONGA A lead wool tally: a small rectangle of lead with holes at each corner (three of them pulled out). The back is plain, but cast on the front is a frame containing an animal in relief, perhaps a greyhound. It has long legs and a long snout, with a long tail curved over its back. 30 x 28mm, about 4mm thick. 93.01 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Cremation urn, Aylesford-Swarling type, containing calcined bones, c. 50B.C.- A.D. 50. A narrow-mouthed wheelmade jar of coarse red-grey ware, with three girth grooves around the shoulder, the pot swelling outwards between them; the rim missing. Restored from sherds at the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, present ht. 216mm, diam 240mm. 94.04 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN The upper molar of a Mammoth, large and apparently complete, although some of the plates at the back of the tooth are loose from each other at the grinding face and only held together at the roots. About 29cms from front to back, 28cms from top to bottom. 94.04 (contd.) Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN 95.02 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES Bronze pin, well-preserved and sharp, with flattened knob at the top and smaller bulge just below it. Length 102mm. 95.03 Saxon Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Carinated jar of black ware with decoration of grooves, chevrons and stamps, probably 6th century: with slightly sagging base and everted rim, complete except for two pieces missing from the rim; three grooves round the neck and three round the shoulder, with a zone between them of chevrons formed by double grooves with stamps in the shape of concentric circles in them; below the shoulder are more chevrons, widely and irregularly spaced, outlined by three grooves each and with circle and S-shaped stamps. Ht. 136mm, max diam. 158mm. 95.03 (contd.) Saxon HEMINGFORD GREY 95.04 Roman? NO PROVENANCE Carved piece of bone, purpose unknown: some kind of long bone trimmed into facets round the edges and cut across at the ends. Length 134mm. 96.05 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Voussoir from the north gate of the walls of Roman Godmanchester: a block of limestone, originally forming one of the stones next to the keystone to judge by its shape: the rough suface finish may be because it was originally rusticated. Length 37cms, width 21cms. 97.01 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Pipeclay figurine of the goddess Venus: naked, with right hand to her hair and left hand down by her side holding drapery; with hair in a bun and wearing some kind of diadem The face and hair quite detailed, other modelling crude. Hollow moulding with hole in left back; some damage repaired with plaster. Feet missing. Present ht. 160mm. 97.01 (contd.) Roman GODMANCHESTER 97.02 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER A copy cast in ?plaster of a bronze votive plaque with an inscription, perhaps to the god Abandinus: most of a circular plaque with ribbed decoration round the outside and rows of letters across the middle; pink material mounted on glass fibre. Max diam. 62mm. 97.02 (contd.) Roman GODMANCHESTER 97.03 Roman [Huntingdonshire] [GODMANCHESTER] Plasticine impression of an intaglio showing Ganymede - similar but apparently not identical to one found in the hoard of coins and jewellery of c. A.D. 300 at the baths in Godmanchester; showing Ganymede in Phrygian cap feeding an eagle. Length 16mm. 97.04 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Jar of colour-coated (?Nene Valley) ware: with three girth-grooves round the shoulder and two round the neck, flat-bottomed bead rim; white fabric with buff to purple colour-coat, and traces of a black outer deposit here and there. Reconstructed (rather badly with UHU), one fragment missing. Ht. 188mm, rim diam. 160mm. 97.04 (contd.) Roman GODMANCHESTER 97.05 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Flagon of white ware with narrow foot with vertical edge to it, two-reeded handle and everted, slightly undercut mouth with two girth-grooves below the rim; a pebble is jammed in the mouth. Exceptionally well preserved, with the marks of throwing the pot still visible on the surface. Ht. 120mm. 97.05 (contd.) Roman GODMANCHESTER 97.06 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Samian dish Drag. 36, with spiral mark in the centre. Reconstructed from fragments (not very well, with UHU) with plaster restoration of missing rim fragments. Diam. 250mm. 97.06 (contd.) Roman GODMANCHESTER 97.07 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Bone pin with knob head, point missing. Present length 98mm. 97.08 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Bone pin with miniature knob head, length 77mm. 97.09 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Bone needle with eye in flattened head, point missing. Present length 71mm. 97.10 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Two sherds of black ware with burnished decoration. 97.17 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Ribs and vertebrae of an Upper Oxford Clay ichthyosaur found in Warboys Brick Pit in 1994: 97.17.1-8: eight vertebrae; 97.17.9-11: three masses of material, mostly vertebrae with some pieces of ribs, still partly embedded in the clay; 97.17.12-21: fragments of the pieces of bone that protrude from the dorsal sides of the vertebrae; 97.17.22-50: varying lengths of ribs, made up of many fragments glued together with some gaps filled with Milliput putty; 97.17.51-60: ten ammonites or pieces of ammonites found near or between the bones (in addition to these, note that some of the bones have ammonites attached to them). As well as 97.17.1-60, there are also numerous fragments of ribs, some of them glued and filled with Milliput to make longer sections, but which were not fitted into the laid-out bones after they had been treated at Peterborough. These pieces have not been individually numbered. 97.17 (contd. 1) Palaeontology WARBOYS 97.17 (contd. 2) Palaeontology WARBOYS 97.17 (contd. 3) Palaeontology WARBOYS 97.17 (contd. 4) Palaeontology WARBOYS 97.18 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire GLATTON Fossil bones of an ichthyosaur found during the building of the A1(M) in 1997: 97.18.1-6: vertebrae or groups of vertebrae, counting from the front of the animal: 1) ?five vertebrae in a mass; 2) two vertebrae with the impression of an ammonite; 3) three vertebrae; 4) one vertebra; 5) three vertebrae; 6) one vertebra. 97.18.7: the coracoid bone (found between the scapula and the strenum), made up of fragments glued together. 97.18.8: part of the scapula, two fragments glued together. 97.18.9: the inter-clavicle, fragments glued together. 97.18.10: the humerus and some bones of the front paddle,all together in one mass. 97.18.11-22: twelve bones from the front paddle. 97.18.23-42: parts of 20 ribs, all of them made up of fragments glued together. 97.18.43-48: six pieces of the skull, some of them assembled from fragments. 97.18.49: the articular bone (?the piece of the jaw that joins the skull), assembled from fragments. As well as 97.18.1-49 there are numerous fragments of bones not individually numbered. 97.18 (contd. 1) Palaeontology GLATTON 97.18 (contd. 2) Palaeontology GLATTON 97.18 (contd. 3) Palaeontology GLATTON 98.02 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST IVES The end of a square-headed brooch, gilded: a rectangular plate of bronze with raised geometric decoration, gilded between the raised parts; the beginning of the bow is attached to one side; the back is flat with the catch plate protuding at right angles - there seem to be traces of rust, perhaps from the iron pin. Length 31mm. 98.03 Roman? Huntingdonshire ST IVES Small pewter bowl, hemispherical body on a ring foot, with slight groove below rim; a few small holes on one side. Ht. 32mm, rim diam. 81mm. 98.04 Roman Huntingdonshire RAMSEY 2nd Brass of ?Hadrian, illeg. Obv. Bust with laurel crown, facing right. Rev. Standing figure with SC in the field. 99.01 Roman Huntingdonshire WOODHURST The bezel of a ring with a Christian inscription: a small rectangle of silver with a curved back and traces of the cut-off hoop of the ring on each side; the face of the bezel is engraved: VRS/ACI[Chi-rho]/VIVAS. A trace of niello survives in the lower curve of the top "S". Ht. 12.4mm, width 11.1mm, thickness 2.0-3.4mm. 99.01 (contd.) Roman Alconbury IA Iron Age Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Iron Age sherds marked "Weybridge I" and "Weybridge 2": what is the source of these? CHAS vol. 6 p. 193 reports a dig at the site but records only medieval and later pottery. Alconbury Weston IA Iron Age Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON See also under Roman. Site published in CHAS 6, p. 203. Boughton RB Roman Huntingdonshire BOUGHTON See DIDDINGTON. Brampton BA Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON The Bronze Age barrow cemetery and Iron Age enclosure at Brampton, grid ref. 204713, were excavated by D.A. White in September and October 1966 and published in PCAS 62 (1969) pp. 1-20. The Norris Museum is said to have stored the site notes and finds, but if the notes were kept here their present location is a mystery. Some notes, drawings and sections were transferred from Dorset County Museum (where White worked) to the Cambs County Council Archaeology Field Unit at Haggis Gap, Fulbourn in January 1996. Finds from the Iron Age enclosure are catalogued and stored under IRON AGE. Brampton IA Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON The Iron Age enclosure and Bronze Age barrow cemetery at Brampton, grid ref. 204713, were excavated by D.A. White in September and October 1966 and published in PCAS 62 (1969) pp. 1-20. Some notes, drawings and sections were transferred from Dorset County Museum (where White worked) to the Cambs County Council Archaeology Field Unit at Fulbourn in January 1966. The PCAS article mentions notes stored at the Norris Museum, but if they remained here their present location is a mystery. Buckden IA Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN See also under Roman: Buckden. Colne Camp Ground RB Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Site published in CHAS 4, p. 305ff + plate and map; and VCH i 256. Also Antiq. Journ. vi. 2 (April 1926), p. 190. Earith Fen Drove RB Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) For H.J.M. Green's excavations, see PCAS 48, p. 44. See also "The Fenland in Roman Times", p. 194. Eaton Socon Neolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON The boundary of this parish has changed. It was originally all in Bedfordshire, but in 1965 the eastern part was transferred to Huntingdonshire. The western part of the parish stayed in Bedfordshire, as Staploe parish. Godmanchester 1903 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) For Roman Rubbish Pits, Cambridge Road, grid ref. 252707 (F.G. Walker excavations), see CHAS 5, p. 439ff. See also X.915, found in these excavations, but indexed under Iron Age. Godmanchester 1904 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) For Roman Rubbish Pits, Cambridge Road, grid ref. 252707 (F.G. Walker excavations), see CHAS 5, p. 439ff. See also X.703, found in these excavations but indexed under Iron Age. Godmanchester 1905 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) For burial groups from Roman cemetery found in the orchard at Green End (grid ref. 243709), see CHAS 5 p. 439ff. Godmanchester 1926 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) For finds from the Vicarage, Godmanchester, 1926 (grid ref. 246705), see Antiq. Journ. 7 (January 1927). Gt Staughton villa Roman Huntingdonshire GT STAUGHTON Villa at grid ref. 13486310, and bathhouse at 13466304, excavated by Ernest Greenfield in 1958 and 1959 respectively. Published in PCAS 83 (1994) pp. 75-127; also a brief reference in the Hunts Post of 7th August 1958. Other finds are in the Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Hartford Pits Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit/Maddy's Pit) Allen's Pit and Maddy's Pit are given the same grid ref., 255728, but the book of 2½-inch maps shows that Allen's Pit (find spot no. 69) was on the west side of Sapley Lane while Maddy's Pit (62) was just across the road on the east. Hemingford Grey Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY See also material from Galley Hill, catalogued under FENSTANTON. Galley Hill is on the border of the two parishes, and these objects could have come from either. Note particularly P. Cambridge's article in the Hunts. Fauna & Flora Society 17th Annual Report (copy filed under HFFS) which does not distinguish between remains found in the West End Gravel Pit, in Fenstanton parish, and the Innes Gravel Pit (Grid Ref. 297685) in Hemingford Grey parish. Both are described as "Galley Hill". Also see X.195, catalogued under HOUGHTON, which may in fact come from Hemingford Grey. Hemingford Grey Saxon pennies Saxon Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY For silver pennies minted at Huntingdon and found at Hemingford Grey, see under HUNTINGDON. Houghton & Wyton Neo Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Houghton and Wyton are the same parish, but the fieldwalker (probably Mervyn Coote) who found our Neolithic flints in this area assigned those in the north part of the parish (north of the St Ives to Huntingdon road) to Wyton. This rough division has been followed in our catalogues Houghton 1843 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON (1843) Published in VCH i 266. But the VCH account includes a number of items whose provenance is not specifically given in the HLSI catalogue, though all seem to have come to HLSI from R. Fox. Houghton BA Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON For Coote's 1929 excavations that produced the Houghton beakers (X.676-7) see CHAS 5 pp. 248-50. We have photographs of the site catalogued as PH/HOUGH/35-41. Houghton IA Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON There seem to have been several sites at Houghton, very close to one another, dug at different times and yielding material of many different periods, with finds going to the Norris, Archaeology and Anthropology at Cambridge, and the Huntingdon Museum. The result is very muddled. Houghton IA (contd) Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON (contd.) CHAS 7 p. 71 refers to the excavation of a Saxon hut also in field no. 119; the date of the excavation is not clear. Houghton Meso Mesolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Some possible Mesolithic objects from Houghton are indexed under Neolithic: see X.2061, 2066-7, 2070, 2080, 2087. Houghton RB Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON For sites at grids 286717 and 288716, see CHAS 5 p. 248 and CHAS 6 p. 155. Finds from the first site are also indexed under Iron Age; finds from the second also under Iron Age, Saxon and Medieval. See the information card under Iron Age Houghton for more details. Huntingdon Henry I pennies Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Henry I silver pennies minted at Huntingdon are catalogued with other Huntingdon silver pennies under SAXON. Le Moustier Palaeolithic France LE MOUSTIER X.1667-69 are part of a collection of Palaeolithic tools from Kent and France given to the HLSI by the British Museum in December 1927 "through the kindness of Reginald Smith FSA, Director of British & Medieval Antiquites" (HLSI catalogue). See also X.1661-66 from Sturry, Kent; and X.1670-76 from the Vézère, France. Leighton Bromswold Salome Lodge BA Bronze Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD For material from Salome Lodge, Leighton Bromswold, see also Iron Age and Roman. Site is published in CHAS 6, p. 66. Leighton Bromswold Salome Lodge IA Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) See also Bronze Age and Roman. Leighton Bromswold Salome Lodge RB Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) See also Bronze Age and Iron Age. Site is published in CHAS 6, p. 66. Two of Dr Garrood's site notebooks are indexed as BMS/LEIGH/01. Palaeolithic dating Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire Tim Reynolds in the "Atlas of Cambs & Hunts History" (2000) says the characteristic Cambs Palaeo assemblage is handaxes, Levallois cores & flakes etc. which fits into S. British & Continental patterns usually called Mousterian of Acheulian Tradition (MAT). It's usually associated with Neanderthals and dated to c 60,000-40,000 BP. Cam/Ouse terraces are now dated to OIS3, a warm phase within the last Ice Age also dated to c 60,000-40,000, so contemporary with Continental MAT. Sawtry Stocking Close IA Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Published in CHAS 5, p. 89 & p. 181. See also finds catalogued under Neolithic & Roman. Sawtry Stocking Close RB Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Published in CHAS 5, p. 89 & p. 181. See also finds catalogued under Neolithic & Iron Age. Sawtry Tort Hill Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Site discovered during reconstruction of the A1 in 1939, grid ref. 173842. Published in CHAS 6, p. 178, and Antiq. Journ. 20 (1940) p. 504. St Ives Meadow Lane Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) For H.J.M. Green excavations, grid ref. 325702, dug 1955, see PCAS 52, p. 23 and "Fenland in Roman Times", p. 190. St Ives RB Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES See also material from St Ives Priory, catalogued under Medieval. Staploe Neolithic Bedfordshire STAPLOE See card at the beginning of the section for Eaton Socon, Huntingdonshire. Present-day Staploe parish was part of Eaton Socon parish before 1965, when part of Eaton Socon was transferred to Huntingdonshire. Finds from Staploe may have been indexed under Eaton Socon, Hunts. Sturry Palaeolithic Kent STURRY X.1661-66 are part of a collection of Palaeolithic tools from Kent and France given to the HLSI by the British Museum in December 1927 "through the kindness of Reginald Smith FSA, Director of British & Medieval Antiquities" (HLSI Catalogue). See also X.1667-69, from Le Moustier, and X.1670-76 from the Vézère. Vézère Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE X.1670-76 are Upper Palaeolithic tools from the River Vézère in the Dordogne, part of a collection of Palaeolithic tools from Kent, Le Moustier and the Vézère given to the HLSI by the British Museum in December 1927 "through the kindness of Reginald Smith FSA, Director of British & Medieval Antiquities". He identifies the Vézère material as Aurignacian or Solutrean. (Information from HLSI catalogue). Water Newton 1958 Medvl Medieval Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) The site at Water Newton dug by Charles Green in 1958 produced finds from two phases of occupation, late Saxon and 13th century, also a scatter of Roman material probably from the nearby villa. All the finds are catalogued together under Medieval. See the publication in PCAS 56-7 (1964) p 68ff. Water Newton 1958 Medvl (contd.) Medieval Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) There was also another set of trenches with Arabic numerals instead of Roman, A 14.1 to D 17.2 (test trenches dug by Graham Webster before Charles Green took over the site). We don’t have any finds still with these trench numbers. But there is a second set of finds individually marked with numbers starting WA. Were these from Graham Webster's trenches? Note that one WA find, a whetstone marked WA 31 +, is illustrated in PCAS (fig. 5), so we know the WA finds came from this excavation. The whetstone came from a Graham Webster trench, so perhaps all the WA finds did too. Water Newton 1958 RB Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) The Saxon and Medieval site at Water Newton dug by Charles Green in 1958 also yielded Roman finds, probably just a scatter from a nearby Roman villa. See the finds, catalogued under Medieval, and the publication in PCAS 56-7 (1964) p 68ff. Water Newton 1958 Saxon Saxon Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) The site at Water Newton dug by Charles Green in 1958 produced finds from two phases of occupation, late Saxon and 13th century. All the finds are catalogued together under Medieval, qv. See also the publication in PCAS 56-7 (1964) p 68ff. Weald deserted medieval village Medieval Huntingdonshire WEALD Weald deserted medieval village and chapel: see EYNESBURY parish. Wyton Meso Mesolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Some items included under Neolithic may in fact be Mesolithic: see X.2248-9, 2251, 2258. "Wyton", for the purposes of our flints, is that part of Houghton and Wyton parish which lies north of the St Ives to Huntingdon road. X.0001 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WOOLLEY Ten bones of a plesiosaur (?Cryptocleidus oxoniensis). X.0002 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Terminal phalange of Bos primigenius. X.0003 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire EARITH Vertebra from the tail of a Saurian. X.0004 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Vertebra of Ophthalmosaur. X.0005 Palaeontology ?Bedfordshire NO PROVENANCE Part of the 1st upper molar of a Straight-tusked Elephant or a young Mammoth. X.0006 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire PAXTON Part of the lower jaw of a Mammoth. X.0007 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Most of the molar of a Mammoth. X.0008 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Part of the molar of a Mammoth. X.0009 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Molar of Mammoth. X.0010 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of the molar of a Mammoth, length about 18cms. X.0012 Palaeontology Kent NORTHFLEET Molar of a Mammoth. X.0013 Palaentology ?Bedfordshire NO PROVENANCE Part of the 1st upper molar of a Staight-tusked Elephant or a young Mammoth. X.0014 Palaentology ?Bedfordshire NO PROVENANCE Part of the 1st upper molar of a straight-tusked Elephant or a young Mammoth. X.0015 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Six fragments of Saurian bones. X.0016 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON A piece of Mammoth tusk. X.0017 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Part of the molar of a Mammoth. X.0018 Palaeontology Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY Vertebra of a grampus. X.0019 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WOOLLEY Paddle-bone of a plesiosaur (?Cryptocleidus oxoniensis). X.0020 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Part of the tooth of a Mammoth. X.0021 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Tooth of a Mammoth or Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0022 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Piece of fossil wood, length 212mm. X.0023 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Ammonite, with top missing, showing on reverse side cretaceous worms, Glomerula cordialis (Schlotheim). X.0024 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire EARITH Bivalve, Exogyra latissima (Lamarck) (syn: Exogyra sinuata - Sowerby). X.0025 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of fossil wood, Ipswichian interglacial. X.0026 Geology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Piece of rock showing ice scratches, from the Boulder Clay. X.0027 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON? Piece of fossil wood, common maple (Acer campastre). X.0028 Geology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of stone. X.0029 Roman? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Piece of puddingstone quern. X.0030 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON? Piece of fossil wood - ash (Fraxinus exersior) X.0031 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WYTON Piece of ammonite. X.0032 Geology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Lump of rock. X.0033 Palaeontology Huntingdnshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil sponges in flint pebbles. X.0034 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Piece of limestone, with gervillia. X.0035 Geology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Nodule of flint. X.0036 Geology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of St Ives Rock. X.0037 Geology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of rock. X.0038 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil. X.0039 Geology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Three pieces of St Ives Rock. X.0040 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of coral (cup coral), Jurassic. Oppelismilia mucronata (Duncan), syn: Montlivaltia mucronata, Stylophyllopsis mucronata. X.0041 Geology Huntingdonshire WYTON Piece of chert. X.0042 Palaeontology Cambridgeshire ELSWORTH Rock with impressions of bivalves. X.0043 Geology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of rock. X.0044 Geology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of rock. X.0045 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil ostrea, with cretaceous serpulae, Glomerula gardians? (Schlotheim). X.0046 Geology Cambridgeshire ELSWORTH Piece of Elsworth Rock. X.0047 Geology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Piece of stone. X.0048 Geology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of rock. X.0049 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of St Ives Rock, with traces of bivalves. X.0050 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of rock with traces of fossils. Labelled "Worm tubes and astarte, derived Jurassic, serpula". X.0051 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of St Ives Rock with worm tubes. Derived Jurassic. X.0052 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY A pebble of shelly chert, containing the brachiopods Gigantoproductus cf. dentifer; Schizophoria sp.; and Eomariginifera sp. X.0053 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil belemnite, Cylindroteuthis puzosiana (d'Orbigny). X.0054 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil bivalve, Gryphaea dilatata (Sowerby). X.0055 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil bivalve, Laevitrigonia gibbosa (Sowerby) (syn: Trigonia bibosa). X.0056 Geology NO PROVENANCE Piece of rock. X.0057 Geology NO PROVENANCE Piece of rock. X.0058 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil fern, Neuropteris. X.0059 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil bivalve, Neithea quinquecostata (Sowerby) (syn: Pecten Quinquecostatus). X.0060 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Two pieces of a large ammonite. X.0062 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil sea-urchin, Holectypus depressus (Leske). X.0063 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WOODHURST Fossil echinoid, Cretaceous, Catopygus columbarius (Lamarck). X.0064 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil bivalve, Inoceramus labiatus (Schlotheim). X.0065 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Fossil bivalve (ostrea), Gryphaea dilatata. X.0066 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WYTON? Two chambers of an ammonite. X.0067 Geology NO PROVENANCE Calcareous concretion. X.0068 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Two fragments of ammonite. X.0069 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil Gryphaea X.0070 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fragment of an ammonite, derived Jurassic. X.0071 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil ?echinoid, Pygarleudae. X.0072 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil sea-urchin. X.0073 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil bivalve in rock. X.0074 Geology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of oolitic limestone. X.0075 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Ammonite, upper liassic, Dactylioceras commune (Sowerby). X.0076 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON ?Fossil sponge. X.0077 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Ammonite, Oxfordian, Perisphinctes pickeringus (Young and Bird). X.0078 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil bivalve, Liassic, Gryphaea arcuata (Lamarck) (Syn: Gryphaea incurva - Sowerby). X.0079 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WYTON Flint with moulds of fragments of a large bivalve shell, inoceramus. X.0080 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil bivalve with serpulae, Exogyra latissima (Lamarck) (Syn: Exogyra sinuata - Sowerby). X.0081 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Polished section of ammonite. X.0082 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire STUKELEY Fossil bivalve, Oxfordian, Gryphaea dilatata (Sowerby). X.0083 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Several ammonites, in a single lump of rock, Grammotoceras strictulum. X.0084 Palaeontology Cambridgeshire ELSWORTH Fossil bivilve, Gryphaea dilatata (Sowerby). X.0085 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire YELLING Fossil bivalave, Cretaceous, Exogyra latissima (Lamarck) (Syn: Exogyra sinuata - Sowerby). X.0086 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WYTON Piece of ammonite. X.0087 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of derived Cretaceous flint, with impressions of branching sponges. X.0088 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Slab of Rhaetic Fish Beds, limestone, with ripple marks, pyrites, suncracks and fish-scales and teeth. X.0089 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil Sea-urchin, Catopygus columbarius (Lamarck). X.0090 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil bivalve, Oxfordian. X.0091 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil bivalve, Ostrea. X.0092 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Fossil bivalve, Oxfordian, Gryphaea dilatata (Sowerby). X.0093 Palaeontology Cambridgeshire BURWELL Fossil bivalve, Radulopecten vagans (Sowerby) (Syn: Pecten vagans, Chlamys vagans). X.0094 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FLETTON Fossil belemnite, Jurrasic, Cylindroteuthis puzosiana (d'Orbigny). X.0095 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil bivalve, Jurassic, Pholadomya deltoides (Sowerby). In St Ives Rock. X.0096 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil ammonite, Oxfordian, Peltoceras engenii. X.0097 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of St Ives Rock with worm tubes. X.0098 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil ammonite, Oxfordian, Quenstedtoceras lamberti (Soweby). X.0099 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossi ammonite, Oxfordian, Quenstedtoceras mariae or lamberti (Sowerby). X.0100 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Fossil bivalve, Neithea gibbosa (Syn, Pecten quadricostatus - Sowerby, Neithea quadricostata). X.0101 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Ammonite, Pavlovia pallasioides (Neaverson). X.0102 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire YELLING Fossil bivalve, Cretaceous, Exogyra latissima (Lamarck) (Syn: Exogyra sinuata - Sowerby). X.0104 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Part of a reindeer's antler. X.0105 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire EARITH Lower molar of bison. X.0106 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WOOLLEY Part of ?paddle-bone of plesiosaur. X.0107 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Fragments of teeth of wild horse. X.0108 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE 8 Teeth of equus, wild horse. X.0109 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fragment of the tooth of a polyptychodon (type of Ray). X.0110 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fooil bivalve, set in ?limestone, Neithea gibbosa (Pulteney). X.0111 Geology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Lump of chalk. X.0112 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Fragment of ammonite, showing ice-scratches. X.0113 Palaeontology Northamptonshire? PETERBOROUGH? Saurian tooth, labelled Plesiosaurus kimmeridgii. X.0114 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Numerous very small snail shells, Planorbis vortex. X.0115 Geology Germany HARZ MOUNTAINS Manganese. X.0116 Geology NO PROVENANCE Torberite (Uranite Philipi), oxide of Uranium Copper. X.0117 Geology NO PROVENANCE Uranite. X.0118 Geology NO PROVENANCE Hipatic calcites. X.0119 Geology Borneo NO PROVENANCE Cinnabar. X.0120 Geology NO PROVENANCE Antimony. X.0121 Zoology Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Two snail shells, Hyalina excavata. X.0122 Geology NO PROVENANCE Actinolite. X.0123 Geology Spain NO PROVENANCE Carbonate of lead. X.0124 Zoology Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Snail shell, Helix granulata. X.0125 Geology NO PROVENANCE Temmentite with [illegible] of copper. X.0126 Zoology Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Shells of small bivalves, Pisidium amnicum, Iphaerium corneum. X.0127 Zoology Surrey EPSOM Shell of the Roman Snail, Helix pomatia. X.0128 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Paddle-bone (humerus) of Plesiosaur. X.0129 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Vertebra of Ophthalmosaur. X.0130 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Slab with Pteromya sp. and small bivalve, Rhaetic erratic from the Gravels, probably derived from the Boulder Clay. X.0131 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil worm, Serpula. X.0132 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire YELLING Fossil brachiopod, Cretaceous, Terebratula dutempleana (d'Orbigny). X.0133 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil bivalve in St Ives Rock, Corallian Beds. X.0134 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Rock with spines from sea-urchins. X.0135 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Fossil sea-urchin, Cretaceous, Echinocorys scutata (Leake). X.0136 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Five fossil ammonites, Quenstedtocerus lamberti. X.0137 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON? Fossil sponge, Cretaceous, Perosphaera globularis (Phillips). X.0138 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON? Fossil sponge, derived chalk. X.0139 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Fossil ammonite, cardioceras cordatum. X.0140 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Shell of bivalve, marked "Chlamys sp." X.0141 Geology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Piece of cretaceous flint. X.0142 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil sponge, Cretaceous. X.0143 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil bivalve, Oxfordian, Gryphaea dilatata (Sowerby). X.0144 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil sponge, Cretaceous, Porosphaera globularis (Phillips). X.0145 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil sponge, Cretaceous, Porosphaera globularis (Phillips). X.0146 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Two fossil ammonites, Quenstedtoceras lamberti. X.0147 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flint, derived Cretaceous, with impressions of branching sponges. X.0148 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Ammonite. X.0149 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil coral, Jurassic, Oppelismilia mucronata (Duncan) (Syn., Montlivaltia mucronata, Stylophyllopsis mucronata). X.0150 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil Sea-urchin, Echinocorys scutata (Leske). X.0151 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Fossil bivalve, Gryphaea arcuata (Lamarck) (Syn., Gryphaea incurva - Sowerby). X.0152 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Fossil Sea-urchin, badly malformed. X.0153 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil sea-urchin, Micraster cortestudinarium (Goldfuss). X.0154 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil trilobite, Encrinurus variolaris (Brongniart). X.0155 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of St Ives Rock with indentation of sea-urchin spine, Cretaceous. X.0156 Geology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Piece of igneous rock. X.0157 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Fossil Diastopora michelini, inferior oolite to forest marble. X.0158 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil worms, Serpulae. X.0159 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil belemnite, Jurassic, Cylindroteuthis puzosiana (d'Orbigny). X.0160 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil coral. X.0161 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil sea-urchin, from St Ives Rock. X.0162 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil sea-urchin, Bajocian, Stomechinus bigranularis (Lamarck). X.0163 Palaeontology Cambridgeshire ELSWORTH Fossil bivalve, Lopha gregarea (Sowerby) (Syn., Ostrea gregarea). X.0164 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Small fossil sea-urchin. X.0165 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil sea-urchin, Catopygus columbaris (Lamarck). X.0167 Geology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Rock showing ice scratches. X.0168 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil mussel, Pleistocene, Potamida littoralis. X.0169 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fossil Brachiopod, Cretaceous, Rhynconella . . . ? X.0170 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON? Piece of oak, Quercus robor type. X.0171 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Piece of rock with impression of ammonite. X.0173 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil trilobite, Asaphus tuberculatus. X.0174 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Fossil bivalve, Gryphaea arcuata (Lamarck) (Syn., Gryphaea incurva - Sowerby). X.0175 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil trilobite, Encrinurus variolaris (Brongniart). X.0176 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Ribs of Ophthalmosaur. X.0177 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SAWTRY 22 bones of Saurian. X.0178 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire NEEDINGWORTH Base of antler. X.0179 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Pieces of bone. X.0180 Palaeontology Northamptonshire? PETERBOROUGH? Saurian vertebra. X.0181 Saxon Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of the jaw of a red deer. X.0182 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Piece of fossil bone, rolled and naturally pointed, ?proboscidean. Length 173mm, max width 20mm. X.0183 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Fragments of mammoth tusk, restored. X.0184 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Two pieces of reindeer antler. X.0185 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire? FENSTANTON? Fore portion of the jaw of a ?Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0186 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Saurian vertebra. X.0187 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fragment of antler. X.0188 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Portion of antler. X.0189 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Saurian tail vertebra. X.0190 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Part of left scapula, unknown animal. X.0191 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Two small black horns. X.0192 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Antler, broken but complete. X.0194 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Antler, broken but complete. X.0195 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? Antler tine. X.0199 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire YELLING Fossil ammonite, Lower Liassic, Arnioceras semicostatum (Young & Bird). X.0200 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE ?Fossil. X.0201 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil mollusc. X.0202 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Piece of coral. X.0203 Geology NO PROVENANCE Piece of stone, shaped like a spoon. X.0205 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil sea-urchin. X.0206 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Three ?fossil sponges. X.0207 Geology NO PROVENANCE Piece of iron pyrites. X.0208 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Large Saurian vertebra. X.0209 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0210 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0211 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0212 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Small Saurian vertebra. X.0213 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0214 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0215 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0216 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0217 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0218 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0219 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Bone from the paddle of a Plesiosaur or Ichthyosaur. X.0220 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil ammonite set in stone; the ammonite has been cut across, showing its various chambers, and the cut surface has been polished to give a striking marbled effect. X.0221 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil sea-urchin. X.0222 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0223 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Saurian vertebra. X.0224 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Half of a Saurian vertebra. X.0225 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Half of a Saurian vertebra. X.0226 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Piece of limestone, with dim impression of an ammonite. X.0227 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Two fossil Gryphaeae, joined together in a single lump of stone. X.0228 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil gryphaea. X.0229 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE ?Piece of fossilized bone. X.0230 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Piece of fossilized bone from the jaw of an Ichthyosaur. X.0231 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Piece of fossilized bone. X.0233 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Skull of dog. X.0234 Zoology Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Skull of badger (not contemporary). X.0235 Roman Huntingdonshure SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Half of the jaw-bone of a pig. X.0236 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Metatarsus of horse. X.0237 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Half of the jaw-bone of a sheep. X.0238 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Pieces of Mammoth molars. X.0239 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Plates of Mammoth molar, now joined together again. X.0241 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Phalange: catalogued in HLSI as Bos but marked in pencil "C. Elephas" (i.e. Giant Elk). X.0242 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Horn core of Bos Longifrons. X.0243 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Small left calcaneum of Bos. X.0244 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil ?fish scales. X.0245 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Upper part of skull of Bos longifrons. X.0246 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Skull of tortoise or turtle; also a jawbone which seems more or less to fit it, although it was found elsewhere in the Museum (in March 1993): it's probably too much of a coincidence for the collection to contain bits of two such skulls. X.0247 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Metatarsus of Bos. X.0248 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Part of lower jaw of Bos sylvestris, end cut off. 5 cheek teeth. X.0249 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Boar's tusk. X.0250 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Radius of an ox. X.0251 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Metacarpal of ox. X.0252 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Metatarsal of ox. X.0253 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Two metacarpals of Bos. X.0254 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Two metatarsals of sheep. X.0256 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Part of jaw of Bos Longifrons. X.0257 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Tarsal of Bos. X.0258 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Chert (quartz) or Hornstone (Carboniferous), with impressions of crinoid stems. X.0259 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Bases of two antlers of Giant Elk. X.0260 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Part of the jaw, with a molar, of the Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0261 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Atlas vertebra of Bos primigenius. X.0262 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Molar of a Mammoth. X.0263 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Third upper molar of Rhinoceros trichorrinus (Woolly Rhinoceros). X.0264 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Part of the lower jaw of Rhinoceros leptorrhinus. X.0265 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire EARITH Molar of Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0266 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Very large piece of Mammoth's tusk, length 142cms, max circumference 425mm. X.0267 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Fossil ammonite, Oxfordian, Clydonicerus discus. X.0268 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil ammonite, Macrocephalites macrocephalus (Schlotheim). X.0269 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a large ammonite. X.0270 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FLETTON Fossil belemnite, Jurassic, Cylindroteuthis puzosiana (d'Orbigny). X.0271 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil spine from a sea-urchin, embedded in chalk, Plegiocidaris florigemma (Phillips). X.0272 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil bivalve, Gryphaea arcuata (Lamarck). X.0273 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Fossil bivalve, Liassic, Gryphaea arcuata (Lamarck). X.0274 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Fossil shark's tooth. X.0275 Palaeontology ?Northamptonshire PETERBOROUGH Humerus of a plesiosaur. X.0276 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Fossil scales and bones of a fish. Probably derived from the Oxfordian Middle Jurassic. X.0277 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Two dorsal spines from the fossil shark Hybodus. X.0278 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Humerus of Ophthalmosaur. X.0279 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Tibia of a Mammoth. X.0280 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Two molars of a Straight-tusked Elephant, complete and well preseved. X.0281 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Part of the jaw of a beaver. X.0282 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire? HUNTINGDON? Canine tusk of Hippopotamus. X.0282* Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON See X.0282, catalogued under HUNTINGDON, which may in fact come from Alconbury Weston. X.0283 Geology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Boulder of pressed clay, showing ice scratching. X.0284 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Sea-shell, univalve, not British, ?one of the Strombidae; with the shell roughly cut away to show its internal structure. X.0285 Geology NO PROVENANCE Chips of stone. X.0286 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Flake of black flint, ?crude retouch round edge. Length 84mm, width 69mm, thickness at bulb 25mm. X.0287 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake-tool of honey-coloured flint, struck from faceted striking-platform. ?Retouch round edges. Length 87mm, width 67mm, thickness at bulb 9mm. X.0288 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Small ovate hand-axe of black flint, final Levallois, slight water rolling; point broken off and retouched. Length 83mm, width 60mm, max thickness 22mm. X.0289 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Scraper of grey flint with hinge fracture at one end, retouch on one side and corner. Length 68mm, width 47mm, thickness 21mm. X.0290 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Awl of white-patinated flint, retouch on two edges. Length 70mm, width 59mm, thickness at bulb 16mm. X.0291 Palaeolithic Cambridgeshire FEN DRAYTON Blade of grey flint, with retouch round three edges. Length 65mm, width 31mm, thickness 9mm. X.0292 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Small ovate hand-axe, final Levallois, of grey flint. Length 77mm, width 59mm, thickness 22mm. X.0293 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Small side-scraper of brown flint, with retouch on two sides. Length 46mm, width 35mm, thickness 11mm. X.0294 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Scraper of grey flint, retouched along one edge, several recent breaks. Length 82mm, width 53mm, thickness 12mm. X.0295 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Thin flake of brown flint. Length 72mm, width 52mm, thickness at bulb 9mm. X.0296 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Thin flake of brown flint, with secondary flaking and retouch round edges. Length 85mm, width 63mm, thickness 8mm. X.0297 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flint flake, length 61mm, width 93mm, thickness 17mm. X.0298 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Double-edged scraper of dark brown flint, length 68mm, width 49mm, thickness at bulb 17mm. X.0299 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Rectangular scraper of grey flint, retouch round three edges. Length 64mm, width 30mm, thickness 10mm. X.0300 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Piece of reindeer antler, Rangifer tarandus. X.0301 Bronze Age NO PROVENANCE Delicately worked semicircular blade of black flint, with part of cortex on one side. Length 81mm, width 31mm. X.0302 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Scraper of dark grey flint, retouch on both long sides, length 78mm. X.0304 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH ?Side-scraper of brown-grey flint; length 52mm, width 40mm, thickness at bulb 17mm. X.0305 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Bifacially-worked tool of grey flint, length 94mm, width 68mm, thickness 23mm. X.0306 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Rectangular blade of grey flint, retouched on three edges. Length 78mm, width 35mm, thickness 10mm. X.0307 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WOODSTON Small hand-axe of grey flint, length 87mm, width 49mm, thickness 21mm. X.0308 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flake of grey flint, length 68mm, width 49mm, thickness 12mm. X.0309 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Long thin blade of brown flint, retouched down long edges, Upper Palaeolithic; now in two pieces. Length when complete 142mm. X.0310 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flake of brown flint, length 72mm, width 52mm, thickness 20mm. X.0311 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Thick flake of grey flint, length 72mm, width 52mm, thickness 20mm. X.0312 Palaeolithic Cambridgeshire FEN DRAYTON Thin blade of grey flint, retouched round three edges. Length 73mm, width 27mm, thickness 9mm. X.0313 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Thick rectangular scraper of brown flint, retouched round three edges, length 59mm, width 48mm, thickness 19mm. X.0314 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Large flake of grey flint, retouched round three edges, length 129mm, width 69mm, thickness at bulb 33mm. X.0315 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Levallois flake of brown flint, circular, retouched round much of the edge. Length 71mm, width 66mm, thickness at bulb 16mm. X.0316 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Thick flake of grey flint, patinated white, with retouch on edges, length 91mm, width 35mm, thickness 12mm. X.0317 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Thin flake of grey flint, length 64mm, width 49mm, thickness at bulb 9mm. X.0318 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Blade of white flint, retouched along edges and broken obliquely across. Length 57mm. X.0319 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Flake of grey flint, length 73mm, width 55mm, thickness at bulb 17mm. X.0320 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Flake of grey flint, length 77mm, width 49mm, thickness 15mm. X.0321 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Pointed blade of white flint with retouch on point; length 71mm, width 24mm, thickness 7mm. X.0322 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Circular flake of brown flint, length 42mm, width 38mm, thickness 10mm. X.0323 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Flake of brown flint, length 75mm, width 40mm, thickness 11mm. X.0324 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Thick blade of black flint, retouched round edges, length 105mm, width 43mm, thickness at bulb 14mm. X.0325 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Long flake of brown flint, retouched along edges and broken obliquely across; length 85mm, width 38mm, thickness 11mm. X.0326 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Blade of brown flint, retouched along edges and broken across, length 82mm, width 29mm, thickness 13mm. X.0327 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Flake of brown flint, retouched round edges, length 64mm, width 29mm, thickness 9mm. X.0328 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Flake of grey flint, length 71mm, width 59mm, thickness 18mm. X.0329 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Blade of white flint, retouched along edges, length 105mm, width 38mm, thickness 13mm. X.0330 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Long flake of brown flint, length 70mm, width 34mm, thickness 14mm. X.0331 Palaeolithic? Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Flake of brown flint, water-rolled, ?natural; length 82mm, width 45mm, thickness 10mm. X.0332 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Pointed flake of brown flint with retouch on edges, length 60mm, width 45mm. X.0333 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Triangular flake of brown flint, length 64mm, width 51mm, thickness 20mm. X.0334 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flake of white-brown flint, length 87mm, width 71mm, thickness 13mm. X.0335 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Hand axe of brown flint; length 109mm, thickness 40mm, width 69mm. X.0336 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Long flake of brown flint, length 80mm, width 26mm, thickness 10mm. X.0337 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Metacarpal of sheep. X.0339 Palaeontology Norfolk MUNDESLEY Fragment of ?2nd lower molar of Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0340 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Pointed flake of brown flint, length 97mm, width 46mm, thickness 17mm. X.0341 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Pointed flake of grey flint, with retouching on edges of point, length 71mm, width 38mm, thickness 10mm. X.0342 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Flake of brown flint, length 85mm, width 36mm, thickness at bulb 11mm. X.0343 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Thick flake of brown flint, length 111mm, width 58mm, thickness 23mm. X.0344 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Side-scraper of brown flint, with retouch along two edges; length 46mm, width 38mm, thickness 9mm. X.0345 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WOODSTON Rectangular flake of brown flint, with retouch on three edges; length 64mm, width 43mm, thickness 15mm. X.0346 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of brown flint, length 76mm, width 64mm, thickness 20mm. X.0347 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WOODSTON Hand-axe of brown flint, tip missing, length 119mm. X.0348 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Three pieces of crinoid ossicle. X.0349 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Three small bivalves, brachiopods. X.0350 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON? Fossil Sea-urchin, Cretaceous, Catopygus columbarius (Lamarck). X.0351 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Fragment of Mammoth tusk. X.0352 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON ?Hammerstone of brown flint, 60mm x 58mm. X.0353 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH ?Side-scraper of brown flint, water-rolled, length 114mm, width 59mm, thickness 25mm. X.0354 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Large blade of grey flint, retouched down both long edges; length 162mm, width 50mm, thickness 23mm. X.0355 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of brown flint, showing marks of fire; length 98mm, width 69mm, thickness 19mm. X.0356 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Core of brown flint, length 87mm, width 68mm, thickness 44mm. X.0357 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Large flake of grey flint, retouched round one end; length 108mms, width 80mm. X.0358 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Point/scraper of grey flint, length 88mm, width 78mm, thickness at bulb 20mm. X.0359 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Thick flake of yellow flint, retouched all round edge; length 76mm, width 52mm, thickness 25mm. X.0360 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Hammerstone of brown flint, diam. 70mm. X.0361 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire PAXTON Lump of yellow flint, ?naturally shaped. X.0362 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Hand axe of brown flint, length 123mm, width 68mm, max. thickness 44mm. X.0363 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flake of brown flint, retouched round edge, length 94mm, width 80mm, thickness 29mm. X.0364 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Small hand axe of brown flint, length 110mm. X.0365 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Core of black flint, length 78mm, width 62mm, thickness 44mm. X.0366 Palaeolithic Huntinngdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Levallois tortoise-core, length 120mm, width 105mm. X.0367 Palaeolithic Norfolk CROMER Large block of brown-patinated flint with some flake scars. X.0368 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Large core of black flint, length 160mm, thickness 38mm. X.0369 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH ?Hammerstone of brown flint, length 125mm, width 49mm, thickness 43mm. X.0370 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Side-scraper of brown flint, length 90mm, width 87mm, thickness 26mm. X.0371 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a large hand axe of brown flint, broken across the middle; length 119mm, width 101mm. X.0372 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Part of a large handaxe of white flint, broken obliquely across one end; length 150mm, width 85mm. X.0373 Palaeolithic Huntindgdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) Heavy-butted blade of brown flint, retouched round edges; length 125mm, width 58mm, max thickness 30mm. X.0374 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Large hammerstone of grey flint, length 120mm, width 116mm, thickness 104mm X.0375 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Small hand axe, water-rolled, of brown flint; length 92mm, width 57mm, thickness 53mm. X.0376 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Small ovate hand-axe, delicately made, of brown flint; length 90mm. X.0377 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of grey flint with secondary flaking; length 92mm, width 67mm, thickness 22mm. X.0378 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Thick flake of brown flint with retouch round three edges; length 90mm, width 57mm, thickness 25mm. X.0379 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WOODSTON Flake of brown flint, water-rolled, length 97mm. X.0380 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Levallois tortoise core of black flint, length 118mm, width 102mm, thickness 25mm. X.0381 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Flake-tool of brown flint, length 80mm, width 82mm, thickness 22mm. X.0382 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Thick flake of brown flint, length 106mm, width 60mm, thickness 33mm. X.0383 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Thick flake-tool of yellow flint, length 95mm, width 71mm, thickness 40mm. X.0384 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Flake of brown flint, length 82mm, width 60mm, thickness 18mm. X.0385 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Part of a reindeer antler. X.0386 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Small hand-axe of black flint, delicately made, Final Levallois; length 96mm, width 68mm, thickness 31mm. X.0387 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Thick flake-tool of black flint, with some retouching, length 129mm, width 64mm, thickness 30mm. X.0388 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Hand-axe of brown flint, length 140mm. X.0389 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Thin hand-axe of yellow-grey flint, Final Levallois, length 126mm, width 93mm, thickness 27mm. X.0390 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Pointed hand-axe of brown flint, length 117mm. X.0391 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake-tool of white flint, retouched along the edges; length 122mm, width 67mm, thickness 15mm. X.0392 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Large flake of brown flint, length 118mm, width 102mm, thickness 24mm. X.0393 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Small Mammoth tusk, almost complete. X.0394 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Small Mammoth tusk, almost complete. X.0395 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of Mammoth molar. X.0396 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of Mammoth molar X.0397 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Piece of Mammoth molar. X.0398 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Three small sherds of Beaker pottery. X.0399 Neolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Two casts of a rim-sherd, Peterborough Ware. X.0400 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Large flake of brown flint, length 135mm, wodth 127mm. X.0401 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Barbed and tanged flint arrowhead, one tang broken off; length 24mm. X.0402 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD Barbed and tanged flint arrowhead, one tang broken off; length 38mm. X.0403 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Small scraper, length 27mm, width 14mm. X.0404 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small waisted point, length 33mms, width 13mm. X.0405 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Triangular arrowhead with base broken off, length 26mm, width 17mm. X.0406 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire WYTON Barbed and tanged flint arrowhead, length 25mm, width 16mm. X.0407 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Barbed and tanged arrowhead, point and tang broken off; length 18mm. X.0408 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Microlithic blade, length 25mm, width 10mm. X.0409 Neolithic Yokshire FORDON Leaf-shaped arrowhead, length 28mm, width 18mm. X.0410 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD ABBOTS Two-pointed flake-tool, length 25mm, width 24mm. X.0411 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Microburin, length 27mm, width 17mm. X.0412 Neolithic Huntingdonshire STIBBINGTON? Leaf-shaped arrowhead, length 28mm, width 18mm. X.0413 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Scraper, roughly square with extensive secondary flaking; length 44mm, width 40mm. X.0414 Bronze Age? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Blade of brown flint with fine secondary flaking; length 89mm, width 30mm. X.0415 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Circular scraper of grey flint, length 39mm, width 35mm. X.0416 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Leaf-shaped arrowhead; length 25mm, width 12mm. X.0417 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Circular scraper of grey flint, length 53mm, width 50mm. X.0418 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small leaf-shaped arrowhead, length 23mm, width 15mm. X.0419 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Half of a leaf-shaped arrowhead of brown flint. X.0420 Mesolithic? NO PROVENANCE Small core of black flint, ?also used as hammerstone. Length 32mm X.0421 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Burin/tanged blade of brown flint, length 50mm, width 31mm. X.0422 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small scraper of grey flint, length 30mm, width 19mm. X.0423 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Point of brown flint, length 35mm, width 16mm. X.0424 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Small scraper of brown flint, length 28mm, width 23mm. X.0425 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Leaf-shaped blade of brown flint, length 29mm, width 20mm. X.0426 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Oval arrowhead with vestigial barbs, length 41mm, width 20mm. X.0427 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Leaf-shaped arrowhead of dark brown flint, point missing; length 28mm. X.0428 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Microburin of brown flint, length 30mm, width 15mm. X.0429 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Circular implement of grey flint, length 24mm, width 22mm. X.0430 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Small parallel-sided blade of white flint, end broken off obliquely; length 41mm, width 21mm. X.0431 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Small blade of white flint, length 36mm. X.0432 Bronze Age Cambridgeshire FEN DRAYTON Barbed and tanged arrowhead, point and one barb broken off; length 26mm, width 19mm. X.0433 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Barbed and tanged arrowhead of black flint, point and both barbs broken off; length 27mm, width 22mm. X.0434 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small broken blade of dark brown flint, length 28mm, width 21mm. X.0435 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Small end-scraper of black flint, length 37mm, width 20mm. X.0436 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small blade of dark brown flint, length 23mm, width 22mm. X.0437 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES ?Arrowhead of white flint, broken across the middle, length 27mm. X.0438 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small waisted blade of brown flint, length 28mm, width 18mm. X.0439 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Leaf-shaped arrowhead of brown flint, point broken off; length 33mm, width 22mm. X.0440 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Long blade of white flint, length 113mm. X.0441 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Part of a delicately flaked blade of grey flint; length 41mm, width 18mm X.0442 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Tanged arrowhead of black flint, vestigial barbs, point broken off; length 32mm, width 19mm. X.0443 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a thin blade of white flint, wuth microburin removed; length 39mm, width 19mm. X.0444 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Double-edged scraper of black flint, length 69mm, width 38mm. X.0445 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Burin of red-brown flint, length 43mm, width 29mm. X.0446 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of a leaf-shaped blade of grey flint, length 29mm, width 28mm. X.0447 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thumb-scraper of black flint, length 23mm, width 22mm. X.0448 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Thick blade of black flint, length 55mm, width 20mm. X.0449 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Circular scraper of brown flint, length 46mm, width 39mm. X.0450 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Small leaf-shaped blade of white flint, length 50mm, width 13mm. X.0451 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON End-scraper of brown flint, length 41mm, width 33mm. X.0452 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Double-edged scraper of grey flint, length 55mm, width 32mm. X.0453 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small circular scraper of grey flint, length 32mm, width 27mm. X.0454 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Small end-scraper of grey flint, length 25mm, width 20mm. X.0455 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Thick narrow blade of grey flint, length 81mm, width 19mm. X.0456 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Small scraper of brown flint, length 37mm, width 28mm. X.0457 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Short, thick flake of black flint, length 44mm. X.0458 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Small blade of dark brown flint, length 52mm, width 25mm. X.0459 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Long, slender blade of brown flint, length 87mm. X.0460 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Flake of black flint, length 48mm. X.0461 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Thumb-scraper of grey flint, length 33mm, width 26mm. X.0462 Neolithic Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Adze rough-out of grey flint, length 100mm. X.0463 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake tool of black flint, length 30mm, width 25mm. X.0464 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Thumb-scraper of black flint, length 28mm. X.0465 Bronze Age Cambridgeshire FEN DRAYTON Single-barbed arrowhead of grey flint, length 47mm, width 36mm. X.0466 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Burin of black flint, length 45mm, width 17mm. X.0467 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Trapezoid scraper of black flint, one corner broken off; length 30mm, width 18mm. X.0468 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Circular scraper of black flint, length 41mm, width 34mm. X.0469 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Thumb scraper of grey flint, length 39mm, width 31mm. X.0470 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Side-scraper of white flint, length 50mm, width 40mm. X.0471 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake-tool of brown flint, length 53mm, width 28mm. X.0472 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Flake tool of black flint, length 32mm, width 22mm. X.0473 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Pyramidal core of black flint, length 50mm, width 44mm. X.0474 Palaeolithic Kent NORTHFLEET Carved blade of brown flint; length 75mm, width 35mm. X.0475 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thick flake of grey flint, length 69mm, width 35mm. X.0476 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Leaf-shaped arrowhead of grey flint, length 30mm, width 23mm. X.0477 Neolithic Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Small, asymmetrical, leaf-shaped blade of grey flint, length 44mm, width 19mm. X.0478 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Burin of brown flint, length 46mm, width 35mm. X.0479 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Flake-tool of grey flint, length 68mm, width 28mm. X.0480 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Small adze rough-out of black flint, length 83mm, width 40mm. X.0482 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Thumb-scraper of grey flint, length 30mm, width 26mm. X.0483 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake of black flint, length 50mm, width 26mm. X.0484 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Leaf-shaped arrowhead of black flint, length 33mm, width 27mm. X.0485 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small thumb-scraper of black flint, length 30mm. X.0486 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Scraper of black flint, length 37mm, width 25mm. X.0487 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Large flake of grey flint, retouched round edges; length 119mm, width 49mm. X.0488 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Lower half of large leaf-shaped arrowhead of grey flint, length 31mm. X.0489 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thick blade of black flint, length 53mm, width 20mm. X.0490 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Thick triangular blade of grey flint, length 45mm, width 16mm. X.0491 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Broken-off top of bifacially-worked tool of brown flint, length 50mm. X.0492 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Circular scraper of black flint, length 42mm, width 40mm. X.0493 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Scraper of brown flint, length 43mm, width 29mm. X.0494 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Small thumb-scraper of grey flint, length 21mm. X.0495 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Long, slender blade of black flint, end broken off, with fine pressure-flaking on edges; length 81mm, width 29mm. X.0496 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Thin flake of brown flint, length 73mm, width 23mm. X.0497 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake-tool of white flint, length 40mm, width 20mm. X.0498 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of a blade of black flint, with very fine serrations along the long edges; length 34mm. X.0499 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake tool of brown flint, length 43mm, width 37mm. X.0500 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY End-scraper of grey flint, length 60mm, width 38mm. X.0501 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small burin of brown flint, length 28mm, width 25mm. X.0502 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Scraper, made on a thick blade of brown flint, length 77mm, width 29mm. X.0503 Bronze Age Yorkshire BARTINDALE Barbed and tanged arrowhead of white flint, length 27mm, width 18mm. X.0504 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON End-scraper of black flint, length 40mm, width 30mm. X.0505 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Side-scraper of grey flint, length 91mm, width 49mm. X.0506 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Scraper of black flint, length 47mm, width 33mm. X.0507 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Scraper of grey flint, length 38mm, width 37mm. X.0508 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Thumb-scraper of black flint, length 48mm, width 32mm. X.0509 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Circular scraper of black flint, length 42mm, width 40mm. X.0510 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Waisted blade of brown flint, length 30mm, width 19mm. X.0511 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small flake-tool of brown flint, length 24mm. X.0512 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Scraper of black flint, length 60mm, width 35mm. X.0513 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Burin of black flint, length 48mm, width 28mm. X.0514 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Thumb-scraper of black flint, length 31mm. X.0515 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thumb-scraper of black flint, length 26mm, width 21mm. X.0516 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Part of a slender axe or chisel, of ground flint, broken off across the middle, length 68mm. X.0517 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Triangular tool of black flint, length 34mm, width 30mm. X.0518 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thumb-scraper of black flint, length 37mm, width 29mm. X.0519 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Thumb-scraper of grey/red flint, length 35mm, width 25mm. X.0520 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Flake-tool of brown flint, length 62mm, width 34mm. X.0521 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Barbed arrowhead of black flint, broken obliquely across the blade; length 28mm, width 27mm. X.0522 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of black flint, length 40mm, width 35mm. X.0523 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Point of grey flint, length 45mm, width 20mm. X.0524 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Scraper of brown flint, length 35mm, width 26mm. X.0525 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Scraper of grey flint, length 47mm, width 43mm. X.0526 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small pointed scraper of grey flint, length 25mm, width 11mm. X.0527 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of brown flint, length 35mm, width 33mm. X.0528 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thin scraper of black flint, length 40mm, width 34mm. X.0529 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Blade of grey flint, length 62mm, width 25mm. X.0530 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Small ?tool of grey flint, length 27mm. X.0531 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of brown flint, length 48mm, width 35mm. X.0532 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small scraper of brown flint, length 27mm, width 23mm. X.0533 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of unpatinated brown flint, length 43mm, width 35mm. X.0534 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Point of unpatinated black flint, length 55mm, width 35mm. X.0535 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Thin blade of brown flint, length 44mm, width 19mm. X.0536 Neolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Awl of black flint, length 37mm, width 26mm. X.0537 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of grey flint, length 27mm, width 24mm. X.0538 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Point of unpatinated black flint, length 49mm, width 23mm. X.0539 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Triangular arrowhead of grey flint, length 29mm, width 22mm. X.0540 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Scraper of black flint, length 32mm, width 23mm. X.0541 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Barbed and tanged arrowhead of grey flint, length 39mm, width 27mm. X.0542 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Leaf-shaped arrowhead of grey flint, length 36mm, width 25mm. X.0543 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Blade of black flint, length 56mm, width 22mm. X.0544 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Leaf-shaped blade of grey flint, length 55mm, width 36mm. X.0545 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD ABBOTS Scraper of grey flint, length 38mm, width 34mm. X.0546 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Thin flake of brown flint, length 60mm, width 30mm. X.0547 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake of grey flint, length 37mm, width 28mm. X.0548 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Scraper of grey flint, length 41mm, width 32mm. X.0549 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Point of brown flint, length 44mm, width 22mm. X.0550 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Scraper of black flint, length 40mms, width 32mm. X.0551 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small point of brown flint, length 33mm, width 20mm. X.0552 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Triangular-sectioned blade of brown flint, length 60mm, width 14mm. X.0553 Neolithic Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Blade of brown flint, length 42mm, width 20mm. X.0554 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Side-scraper of grey flint, length 60mm, width 37mm. X.0555 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Long blade of brown flint, length 92mm, width 29mm. X.0556 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Thin oval blade of grey flint, length 75mm, width 49mm. X.0557 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Tool of black flint, length 49mm, width 37mm. X.0558 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of grey flint, length 35mm, width 34mm. X.0559 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thin blade of black flint, length 33mm, width 25mm. X.0560 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of black flint, length 41mm, width 30mm. X.0561 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Point of black flint, length 39mm, width 23mm. X.0562 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Thick flake of black flint, length 60mm, width 25mm. X.0563 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Triangular arrowhead of white flint, length 24mm, width 21mm. X.0564 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of grey flint, length 44mm, width 34mm. X.0565 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thick leaf-shaped point of brown flint, length 50mm, width 30mm. X.0566 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of brown flint, length 30mm, width 26mm. X.0567 Neolithic Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Flake-tool of grey flint, length 52mm, width 39mm. X.0568 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Pointed blade of brown flint, with delicately worked edges; length 75mm, width 38mm. X.0569 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Flint blade, length 75mm, width 24mm. X.0570 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Thin flake of grey flint, retouched round edges; length 94mm, width 57mm. X.0571 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Thumb-scraper of grey flint, length 31mm, width 29mm. X.0572 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Scraper of black flint, with extensive secondary flaking; length 45mm, width 42mm. X.0573 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thick blade of brown flint, length 68mm, width 24mm. X.0574 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Thick circular scraper with extensive secondary flaking, length 43mm, width 35mm. X.0575 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Side-scraper of grey flint, length 45mm, width 35mm. X.0576 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Leaf-shaped tool of grey flint, length 48mm, width 36mm. X.0577 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Discoidal flint knife, length 85mm, width 62mm. X.0578 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Perforated hammer- or mace-head, of pecked manufacture, with hourglass perforation; length 75mm, width 55mm. X.0579 Neolithic Wiltshire NO PROVENANCE Ground stone axe, length 120mm, width 50mm. X.0580 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Axehead of grey granite, length 128mm, width 57mm. X.0581 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Polished flint axe, length 125mm, width 67mm. X.0582 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Flat axehead of polished grey stone, length 120mm, width 70mm. X.0583 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Polished axehead of greenstone, length 95mm. X.0584 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Polished axehead of greenstone, broken, length 100mm. X.0585 Medieval Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER A loom weight from a warp-weighted loom, consisting of a smooth pebble of brown stone, with a hollow made in the top for the knot by which it is tied to the warp. Length 10cms, width 9cms. X.0586 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Chipped and ground axehead of grey stone, length 100mm. X.0587 Palaeontology Cambridgeshire COVENEY Piece of bog oak. X.0588 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of a ground axehead of grey stone, length 68mm, width 53mm. X.0589 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Chipped and ground flint axehead, length 120mm, width 60mm. X.0590 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Part of a ground and chipped flint axehead, length 73mm. X.0591 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of black flint, length 68mm, width 30mm. X.0592 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Part of a ground axehead of grey stone, length 61mm, width 50mm. X.0593 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of a roughout of an axehead of grey flint, width 48mm. X.0594 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Ground axehead of dark grey stone, edge broken off; length 113mm, width 67mm. X.0595 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Part of a perforated axe- or hammer-head, made by pecking from a grey stone, with hourglass-shaped perforation. X.0596 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Roughout of flint chisel or narrow axehead, length 87mm. X.0597 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire KIMBOLTON Small hammerhead of pecked pink stone, with hourglass perforation; length 70mm, width 62mm. X.0598 Bronze Age NO PROVENANCE Part of axehead, ground, of grey stone, with flattened edges; width 50mm. X.0599 Neolithic Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Circular scraper, length 52mm, width 43mm. X.0600 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Chipped and ground adze of grey flint, pointed butt; length 120mm. X.0601 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Long blade of grey flint, with retouch along edges; length 85mm, width 28mm. X.0602 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Tranchet axe of flint, length 122mm, width 46mm. X.0603 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Part of roughout of axehead of greenstone, chipped and ground, length 63mm. X.0604 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Axehead of grey flint, chipped and ground, with pointed butt; length 123mm, width 48mm. X.0605 Neolithic United States VIRGINIA Eight implements, probably all arrowheads, of white crystalline stone, manufactured by flaking. Max length 66mm. X.0606 Neolithic Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Part of a chipped and ground axehead of brown flint, width 59mm. X.0607 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Core of brown flint, length 100mm, width 98mm. X.0608 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Part of a small flake-tool of grey flint, delicately flaked; partly ground; length 50mm, width 38mm. X.0609 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Leaf-shaped arrowhead of grey flint, length 50mm, width 23mm. X.0610 Neolithic Huntingdonshire UPWOOD Axehead roughout of black flint, with pointed butt broken off; length 108mm, width 48mm. X.0611 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire GT STAUGHTON Tranchet axehead of white flint, length 95mm, width 46mm. X.0612 Neolithic United States VIRGINIA Six spearheads and arrowheads, chipped from a grey gritty stone, max length 94mm. X.0613 Neolithic Yorkshire NO PROVENANCE Ground axehead of dark grey granite, length 108mm, width 55mm. X.0614 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Tranchet axehead of white flint, length 128mm, width 54mm. X.0615 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Part of a hammer- or mace-head, pecked from a grey stone, with hourglass perforation; length 75mm, width 51mm. X.0616 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Part of a chisel roughout of brown flint, chipped and ground with turned edge; length 89mm. X.0618 Neolithic Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Axehead, pecked from brown stone, very rough surface; length 104mm, width 55mm. X.0620 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Ground axehead of light grey stone, length 179mm, width 61mm. X.0621 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Smoothly rounded pebble, ?artificial, of light grey stone. ?Sling-stone. Diam. 62mm. X.0622 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Chipped and ground axehead of brown flint, length 138mm, width 57mm. X.0623 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Ground axehead of greenstone, with waist for hafting, length 94mm. X.0624 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Ground axehead of dark grey stone, length 135mm, width 70mm. X.0625 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Hammer-head of light grey stone, with hourglass perforation, length 132mm, width 82mm. X.0626 Neolithic Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Ground axehead of white flint, length 148mm, width 39mm. X.0627 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Small hammer-head of grey stone, with hourglass perforation, length 73mm, width 54mm. X.0628 Neolithic Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Ground axehead of greenstone, slightly flattened edges, length 95mm, width 45mm. X.0629 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Ground axehead of greenstone, length 90mm, width 59mm. X.0630 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Socketed bronze axehead, single loop, three moulded ribs on each side; length 90mm, width 48mm. X.0631 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Slender leaf-shaped arrowhead of grey flint, delicately flaked; length 40mm. X.0632 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Bronze spearhead, socketed with loops on either side of socket, Middle Bronze Age; length 161mm, width 26mm. X.0633 Neolithic Yorkshire NO PROVENANCE Leaf-shaped arrowhead of white flint, length 42mm. X.0634 Bronze Age NO PROVENANCE Tanged and barbed arrowhead of brown flint, length 28mm. X.0635 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Leaf-shaped arrowhead of white flint, length 31mm. X.0636 Bronze Age Yorkshire NO PROVENANCE Barbed and tanged arrowhead of white flint, length 27mm. X.0637 Bronze Age NO PROVENANCE Barbed and tanged arrowhead of grey flint, length 35mm. X.0638 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Flat, leaf-shaped knife of brown flint; length 140mm, width 50mm. X.0639 Neolithic Canada NO PROVENANCE Barbed and tanged arrowhead, flaked from grey flint, with double point to barb; length 43mm. X.0640 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Small socketed bronze spearhead, with short leaf-shaped blade and two loops on the side of the socket; Middle Bronze Age; length 98mm. X.0641 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Large barbed and tanged arrowhead of brown flint, length 50mm, width 35mm. X.0642 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Very thin, broad flint blade, Early Bronze Age. Length 108mm, width 47mm. X.0643 Bronze Age? Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Square-sectioned bone spike, length 125mm. X.0644 Bronze Age NO PROVENANCE Socketed bronze axehead, with single loop, length 100mm. X.0645 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Blade of small bronze dagger, flat and round-ended, with hole in tang. Length 112mm. X.0646 Bronze Age NO PROVENANCE Broken pieces from five socketed bronze axeheads, one with a loop on the socket. Max length 65mm. X.0647 Medieval Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER A loom weight from a warp-weighted loom, consisting of a smooth brown pebble, with a hollow made in the top for the knot by which it is tied to the warp. Length 10cms, width 9cms. X.0648 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Nine sherds of pottery, Middle Bronze Age. X.0650 Neolithic Huntingdonshire UPWOOD Ground axehead of grey stone, flattened sides, length 103mms, width 53mm. X.0651 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Ground axehead of dark brown stone, length 113mm, width 50mm. X.0652 Bronze Age? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Side-scraper of grey flint, length 76mm, width 38mm. X.0653 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Very small leaf-shaped arrowhead of white flint, length 21mm. X.0654 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HARTFORD? Flanged bronze axehead, with stop ridge, butt broken off; never sharpened or used: the moulding flash is still present round the blade. Length 102mm. X.0655 Roman? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of a pottery crucible, with traces of copper inside it. Coarse brown ware, handmade. X.0656 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Broad, flat, lozenge-shaped flint blade, with delicate pressure flaking; length 109mm, width 63mm. X.0657 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire OFFORD Two small sherds of Beaker. X.0658 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Circular scraper of grey flint, length 40mm, width 34mm. X.0659 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire PIDLEY Socketed bronze axehead with single loop, length 104mm. X.0660 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Leaf-shaped spearhead or knife of grey flint, length 91mm. X.0661 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire PIDLEY Socketed bronze axehead, much corroded, with remains of loop; length 83mm. X.0662 Bronze Age Gloucestershire? NO PROVENANCE Flanged bronze axehead with stop-ridge, rather corroded; length 140mm. X.0663 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Barbed and tanged arrowhead of grey flint; length 41mm, width 28mm. X.0664 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Large barbed and tanged arrowhead of brown flint; length 58mm, width 33mm. X.0665 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Single-barbed arrowhead of brown flint, length 42mm, width 25mm. X.0666 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Chisel of brown flint, flaked with turned edge; polished at cutting edge only; length 132mm, width 25mm. X.0667 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Chisel of brown flint, flaked, with turned edge; ground at cutting edge only; length 130mm, width 27mm. X.0668 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Bronze palstave, length 175mm. X.0669 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire GT RAVELEY Bronze palstave, length 168mm, width 76mm. X.0670 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Small socketed bronze spearhead, with two loops on socket and lobes on the base of the blade. Stripped down to the bare metal. Length 149mm, width 28mm. X.0671 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Small socketed bronze spearhead with two loops on socket; length 118mm, width 18mm. X.0672 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Axe-hammer of grey stone, with cylindrical perforation, length 163mm. X.0673 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Socketed bronze spearhead with broad blade and two loops on socket; length 217mm, width 59mm. X.0674 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Socketed bronze spearhead with wide, lozenge-shaped blade and two loops on socket; length 152mm, width 55mm. X.0675 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Rimless jar of red, beaker-type fabric, with rows of vertical notches; restored. Ht. 102mm, diam. 76mm. X.0676 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Long-necked beaker with collar round rim, extensively decorated with bands of hatching and fingernail impressions; restored. Ht. 165mm, diam. 145mm. X.0677 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Long-necked beaker, decorated all over with comb and stabbed decoration; restored. Ht. 171mm, diam. 115mm. X.0678 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Large axe-hammer of grey sandstone, with cylindrical perforation; length 203mm, width 84mm. X.0679 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Long, thin piece of iron, convex on one side and flat on the other. Length 479mm, width 34mm. ?Sword blade. X.0680 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Conical object of buff pottery, ?loom-weight. Ht. 92mm, width 60mm X.0681 Iron Age etc Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Numerous sherds of pottery, mostly handmade coarse ware, but including a few wheelmade, decorated pieces; the latter are probably Roman. Also two fragments of daub. X.0682 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Sherds of a beaker: numerous sherds, most of them very small, although a few larger sherds have been assembled to form part of the base and some show bands of combed and cord decoration; red ware. X.0683 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Sherds of grey ware, wheelmade, with girth-grooves on shoulder and everted rim. X.0684 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Sherds of grey ware vessel, wheelmade with girth-grooves. X.0685 Neolithic Norfolk WEETING Flake of white flint, length 50mm. X.0686 Neolithic Norfolk WEETING Large flake of white flint, length 114mm. X.0687 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Lower part of cup or jar of coarse ware, restored. X.0688 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Sherd of coarse brown ware, handmade, with very slight shoulder. X.0689 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Rim-sherd of grey ware, handmade with plain rim. X.0690 Iron Age Bedfordshire? DEAN? Fragments of barrel-urn, of thin light grey ware, with rouletted decoration. X.0691 Iron Age Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Sherds of coarse pottery, handmade, various fabrics. X.0693 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Sherds of Samian (Drag. 18/31) and coarse ware (inc. grey ware imitating Samian Drag. 30, rather like London ware without the gloss; and an Iron Age sherd of corky brown ware). X.0693* Iron Age Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY See X.0693, catalogued under Roman. X.0694 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) Two sherds of grey ware, with cordons and burnishing. X.0695 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Sherds of a vertical-sided beaker of London Ware, imitating Drag. 30, with stamped fern-leaf ornament; rather abraded. X.0697 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Sherds of brown coarse ware. X.0698 Iron Age Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of grey ware. X.0700 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Sherd of St Neots ware, with incised decoration. X.0701 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Sherds of coarse ware. X.0703 Iron Age Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Sherds of a cordoned jar of brown ware, Aylesford-Swarling type, with everted rim and pecked decoration on cordons. X.0704 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Sherds of coarse ware, handmade, various fabrics, many with very rough scored decoration. X.0705 Neolithic Huntingdonshire UPWOOD Blade-core of brown flint. X.0706 Neoloithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of white flint, with hinge fracture across one end. X.0707 Iron Age NO PROVENANCE Sherd of brown ware with herringbone decoration. X.0708 Iron Age NO PROVENANCE Sherd of brown ware, handmade, with rim. X.0709 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Shard of brown ware, gritted, with row of fingernail impressions; handmade. X.0710 Iron Age NO PROVENANCE Sherd of soft red ware, with incised decoration. X.0711 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Circular bronze brooch, with red, blue and yellow enamel on central boss. ?1st century A.D. Diam. 29mm. X.0712 Iron Age Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Two kiln-bars, square-sectioned with impressions of pieces of straw etc. Lengths 110mm & 185mm. X.0713 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Three bronze linch-pin heads, baluster shaped. Of a type supposed to have originated with the Parisii tribe of Yorkshire. X.0713, 0717, 0758 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM See the article by Val Rigby, in the Collections File. The objects were found during ploughing, c. 1932 - this comes from the publication in Antiq Journ presumably. She thinks they represent the survivals from at least two sets of cart fittings, with the decorated linch pin heads perhaps used as a non-matching pair after their original partners were lost. X.0713 are probably not linch pin heads - although one of the three could be. All the objects were probably made c. 0-50 AD in Catuvellaunian territory. X.0714 Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Jar of grey ware, handmade, plain rim (restored); ht. 105mm, rim diam. 111mm. X.0715 Iron Age Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Carinated bowl of buff ware, wheelmade with girth-grooves on neck and bead rim. Ht. 80mm, diam. 125mm. X.0716 Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge Carinated bowl of grey gritted ware, wheelmade, with everted rim and cordons on neck (restored). Ht. 122mm, rim diam. 168mm. X.0717 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Linch-pin head, bronze, shaped like an open fan with Celtic curvilinear decoration partly filled with red enamel. c.1-25 A.D. X.0718 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Carinated bowl of dark grey ware, wheelmade, with everted rim and cordons on shoulder & neck (restored). Ht. 115mm, rim diam. 158mm. X.0719 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Jar of brown ware, handmade, with slight shoulder, plain rim, and vertical scratchigs on body (restored). Ht. 182mm, rim diam. 150mm. X.0720 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Pin or borer formed from the splint bone of a horse. Length 72mm. X.0721 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Small bowl of pink gritted ware, wheelmade, plain with everted rim (restored); ht. 47mm, rim diam. 85mm. X.0722 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Part of a tanged iron knife, length 110mm, width 25mm. X.0723 Roman? Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Whetstone of grey stone, elliptical section, length 11cms. X.0724 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Bowl of coarse grey-pink ware, plain, everted rim, wheelmade (restored). Ht. 133mm, rim diam. 185mm. X.0725 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Carinated bowl of pink gritted ware, with cordon on neck and everted rim, wheelmade (restored); ht. 117mm, rim diam. 189mm. X.0726 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Rim-sherds of jar of pink ware, grey core, wheelmade with cordon on neck, Aylesford-Swarling. Perforation below rim. X.0727 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of vessel of thick red ware, shallow girth-grooves. X.0728 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Sherds of a cordoned bowl of brown ware, wheelmade, with cordon on shoulder. X.0729 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Pieces of a hammer of red deer antler. X.0730 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Rim sherds of cordoned jar, red ware with grey core, Aylesford-Swarling type. X.0731 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Part of a tall-necked bowl of London ware, black glossy finish with zone of wedge-shaped peckings on lower body. X.0732 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Rim-sherd of jar of gritted grey ware, with plain rim & grooves on neck. X.0733 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Rim-sherd of coarse grey ware, handmade. X.0734 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST IVES Base sherd of pink gritted ware, grey core, with lattice decoration and trace of green glaze. X.0735 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Rim sherd from a globular bowl of coarse, gritted grey ware, handmade. X.0736 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Rim-sherds of a jar of red-brown gritted ware, wheelmade, with everted rim and girth-grooves. X.0737 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Rim-sherd of carinated bowl of coarse brown ware, plain rim, ?wheelmade. X.0738 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of a bowl of grey gritted ware, wheelmade, with bevelled rim, slight collar below it. X.0739 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Part of a carinated bowl of red-brown ware, wheelmade, with cordons on neck and shoulder and bead rim; ht. 83mm, diam. 155mm. X.0740 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Rim-sherd of grey colour-coated ware, from dish imitating Samian Drag. 36; rouletted decoration on outside of body, barbotine decoration on rim. X.0741 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Rim-sherd of grey colour-coated ware, from dish with wide rim, stamped double-leaf decoration on rim, ?imitating Samian Drag. 36. X.0742 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Base-sherd of greyware jar, with reversed letter "N" incised on bottom. X.0743 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Base-sherd of greyware jar with grey colour-coat, with reversed letter "N" incised on bottom. X.0744 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of a hemispherical bowl of pink ware, rouletted decoration round body, imitating Samian Drag. 37. X.0745 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Base of a narrow-footed beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, brown-black slip on pink fabric, rouletted round body. X.0746 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of mortaria, colour-coated and coarse ware. Mortaria sherds stamped "CRAT", "[CON reversed] RIM", and ?"NIVS" [with the "N" reversed]. Coarse ware includes sherd from jar with perforations in base (very coarse), and piece of pink ware imitating Samian 29. X.0748 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Part of a bronze statuette of Minerva, arms and most of legs missing; rather worn, but helmet and gorgon's head on breast remain identifiable. Ht. 47mm. X.0749 Roman Gloucestershire CIRENCESTER Bronze brooch, with triangular panel on middle of bow, slight decoration on foot. No spring, somewhat flattened. Length 50mm. X.0750 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Bronze finger-ring, with herringbone and ring-and-dot ornament. X.0751 Roman NO PROVENANCE Two bronze bracelets of wire, thin and plain. X.0752 Roman? Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Small part of a bone comb, with six teeth and part of hole for rivet. X.0753 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 1st Brass of Antoninus Pius. Obv. ANTONINVS AVG.PIVS . . . Rev. illegible, SC in the field. X.0754 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY? (Stocking Close?) Fragment of a jet bracelet, length 22mm. X.0755 Roman Huntingdonshire WOODSTON Face from a face-urn, female head in buff ware; length 50mm, width 45mm. X.0756 Roman Bedfordshire? NO PROVENANCE Base of green glass vessel, cylindrical, with spiral ornament in white glass. Ht. 54mm. X.0757 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Half of a bronze bracelet, made from two strips of bronze twisted together; diam. 63mm. X.0758 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Bronze linch-pin head, elaborately shaped and decorated, with Celtic designs inlaid with blue enamel. 25-40 A.D. X.0759 (Roman) NO PROVENANCE Relief of Romano-British god Taranis, with helmet, shield, club and wheel. X.0760 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Face from a face-urn, moulded white clay with features and hair in red slip; ht. 96mm. X.0761 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM 3rd Brass, Constantinopolis. Obv. CONSTANTINOPOLIS. Rev. PLX in the exergue. X.0762 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Antler tlne with hole drilled near base, band of incised chevron ornament half-way along; length 84mm. ?Knife-handle. X.0763 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM 3rd Brass, House of Constantine. Obv. S.P.F.AVG . . . Rev. GLORIA . . . ORVM, SPAQ in the exergue. X.0765 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass, Constantinopolis. Obv. CONSTANTINOPOLIS. Rev. illegible X.0766 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Tine of deer antler, with partial saw-cut along the middle. X.0767 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass, barbarous radiate. X.0768 Roman Huntingdonshire CHESTERTON 3rd Brass, Tetricus. Obv. . . . TETRICVS . . . Rev. illegible. X.0769 Roman Huntingdonshire CHESTERTON 3rd Brass, Tetricus. Obv. . . . TRICVS . . . Rev. VIRTV . . . X.0770 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Small bronze bell, loop handle, no clapper. X.0771 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Small pair of bronze tweezers. X.0772 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Bone pin, spherical head, point broken off. Length 63mm. X.0773 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Eye and part of shaft of bone needle, length 35mm. X.0774 Roman NO PROVENANCE Top half of a bone pin with spherical head; length 58mm. X.0775 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Shaft of bronze pin, length 78mm. X.0776 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES? (Meadow Lane) Part of the shaft of a bronze ligula, length 53mm. X.0777 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass, illeg. Obv. D.N. . . . Rev. . . . MANORVM X.0778 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Bone pin, slightly crude with expanded head; length 125mm. X.0779 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Bronze pin with knob head, in two parts. Length when complete 107mm. X.0780 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Six small blue beads. X.0781 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Plain penannular bronze bracelet; diam. 82mm. X.0782 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Bone pin with expanded head, length 112mm. X.0783 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Two pieces of bronze wire: one, long and thin, could originally have been a pin; the other, short and with a right-angled bend, could be the remains of a small key. X.0784 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Most of a small bag-shaped beaker of grey colour-coated ware (grey slip on white paste), with decoration of vertical burnished lines. X.0785 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of a beaker of colour-coated ware, brown slip on white paste, with horizontal bands of barbotine scrolls. X.0786 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Base-sherd of grey ware jar, with "X" scratched on side; possible piece of another mark on the base. X.0787 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Rim-sherd of a jar of grey colour-coated ware, grey slip on white fabric, with letter "N" scratched onto the neck. X.0788 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Base of a beaker of colour-coated ware, brown slip on white fabric (Nene Valley ware), with letter "N" scratched on the base. X.0789 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherd of decorated Romano-Saxon ware, grey-buff paste. X.0790 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Bone pin, not very finely finished. Length 117mm. X.0791 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a bronze pin with biconical head, length 59mm. X.0792 Roman? Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Piece of bone, worked to a more or less circular section with a point at one end: ?spindle. Length 133mm. X.0793 Roman NO PROVENANCE Bronze pin, with thin baluster-and-knob head; length 116mm. X.0794 Roman? Huntingdonshire KEYSTON Stone disc, ?unperforated spindle whorl. Diam. 38mm. X.0794* Roman Huntingdonshire COVINGTON See X.0794, catalogued under KEYSTON. X.0795 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Small bronze bracelet, penannular, plain; diam. 49mm. X.0796 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Bronze Brooch, Collingwood Group Q (Head-stud), twisted, with broken pin. Length 45mm. X.0797 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Small bronze bracelet, plain, of thin wire. Diam. 53mm. X.0798 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Bronze brooch, Collingwood Group K (Segmental Strip Bow), longitudinal grooves on bow; length 76mm. X.0799 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1958-9) Part of a bronze ligula, length 69mm. X.0800 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1956) Bronze brooch, Collingwood Group Q (Head-stud), rather corroded, pin missing; length 55mm. X.0801 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Irregular piece of lead or pewter, found folded up to form a loom-weight, but since flattened out. Possible piece of moulded beading suggests that it could be part of a pewter dish. Length 81mm. X.0802 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Small (child's) bronze bracelet, penannular ribbon with ornament of recessed "S"s; diam. 41mm. X.0803 Roman NO PROVENANCE Bone pin with knob head, length 85mm. X.0804 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Bronze brooch, Collingwood Group M (Tapering bow): small and delicate, pin missing. Length 39mm. X.0805 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of decorated and undecorated Samian: 2 sherds Drag. 37, AD 85-100; 1 sherd Drag. 18/31, stamped MARCELLIVS (Antonine, East Gaul); 3 sherds Drag. 31, stamped GENITOR F. (AD 125-150), . . . NIOvC (AD 125-160), and CVCCILLI (AD 140-160); 1 sherd Drag. 36; 1 sherd indeterminate. X.0806 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of decorated Samian (Drag. 30 with rouletted decoration, Drag. 37); undecorated Samian (Drag. 18/31, 33, 36); Nene Valley colour-coated ware (necks and mouths of flagons). X.0807 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of painted ware, and of a Nene Valley colour-coated hunt cup. X.0808 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Small oval piece of stone, flattened on one side; length 110mm. X.0809 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Small piece of sandstone, flattened on one side; length 125mm. X.0810 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Amphora handle, buff ware, stamped HERMES F. X.0811 Roman? Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Clay loom-weight, sausage-shaped with hole down the long axis; length 120mm. X.0812 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of a flue-tile, X-shaped marks for keying in plaster; length 172mm. X.0813 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Kiln-bar, tapered and square-sectioned; length 200mm. X.0814 Roman? Huntingdonshire EARITH ?Hone, pebble of grey stone slightly smoothed off along the sides; length 125mm. X.0815 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Amphora handle, pink-buff ware, stamped GA. X.0816 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a quern stone of millstone or lava; length 115mm. X.0817 Roman? Huntingdonshire EARITH Flat slab of ?millstone grit, with two irregular grooves along one face. ?Part of a quern. Length 140mm. X.0818 Roman? Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Piece of grey ?sandstone, rubbed smooth on one side, hole bored part of the way through from the other; length 131mm. X.0819 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Very large jar (?small storage jar) of grey ware, with everted rim. Blisters on lower body. Girth-grooves, with zones of combed ornament. Restored: ht. 425mm. X.0820 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY Samian dish, Drag. 18/31, stamped MATERNI M. Diam. 171mm (restored). X.0821 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Two small Mammoth tusks, almost complete and well curved. X.0822 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Slender section of Mammoth tusk. X.0823 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Femur of Mammoth. X.0824 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Part of the jaw of a Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0825 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Part of the jaw of a Mammoth or Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0826 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Two pieces of antler. X.0827 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Piece of Mammoth tusk. X.0828 Saxon Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Antler tine and piece of horn, both sawn off at the base. X.0829 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Greyware dish, poor copy of Belgic prototype, with foot-ring and bead rim. Diam. 150mm. X.0830 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Flat-bottomed dish of colour-coated ware, red-brown slip on white paste, 3rd-4th cent. Diam. 75mm. X.0831 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Samian bowl, Drag. 31 with illiterate stamp, and letter "N" scratched on interior base beside it. Diam. 186mm (restored). Late Antonine. X.0832 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Samian cup, Drag. 33, stamped DVSPIVS F. Diam. 97mm. X.0833 Roman Cambrigeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Spout or nozzle of red pottery, tapering slightly, broken at wider end; purpose unknown. Length 82mm. X.0834 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Conical-necked beaker of colour-coated ware, red-brown slip on orange paste, with two bands of rouletting, and zone of white painted lines between them. Ht. 133mm. X.0835 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Small jar of thin grey ware, plain with slightly everted rim. Ht. 98mm. X.0836 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Small conical-necked beaker of thick colour-coated ware, black slip on orange paste. Body is pentagonal in section, each face having an indented circle between two vertical incisions at the corners. 4th cent. Ht. 93mm. X.0837 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Left tibia, unknown animal. X.0838 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Numerous bones, teeth and horns of various animals, including teeth of Mammoth or Straight-tusked Elephant. X.0839 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Pieces of molars of Straight-tusked Elephant; pieces of horn-cores of Bos primigenius; various other fragments of bones. X.0840 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Small narrow-footed jar of colour-coated ware, red slip on white paste, much abraded, with everted rim. Late 3rd-early 4th century. Ht. 87mm. X.0841 Roman Huntingdonshire STANGROUND Narrow-footed bowl of grey ware, with traces of dark grey slip, slight cordon on neck, everted rim. Late 1st-early 2nd century. Ht. 93mm. X.0842 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of Samian dish, Drag. 31, with three lead rivets. Stamped (illegible). Arrow-shaped mark scratched underneath base. Diam. 192mm. X.0843 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Jar of coarse pink ware, fire-blackened, with grooves round shoulder and bead rim. Ht. 197mm (restored). X.0844 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of a jar of light grey ware with everted rim. Ht. (when complete) 137mm. X.0845 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of a small bag-beaker of colour-coated ware, black slip on white paste, rough cast, with delicate everted rim. Ht. (when complete) 114mm. X.0846 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Most of a small conical-necked beaker of colour-coated ware, black slip on orange paste, with white painted decoration of dots and lines round waist. Ht. 110mm. X.0847 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Jar of grey ware, girth-grooves and cordon on neck, everted rim. 2nd cent. Ht. 160mm. X.0848 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Hunt cup waster of brown-coated Nene Valley ware, showing hound chasing hare. Restored from sherds, ht. when complete 123mm. X.0849 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Flat-bottomed, straight-sided dish of grey ware with red core. Diam. 178mm (restored). X.0850 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Bowl of colour-coated ware, brown-black slip on white paste, with two girth-grooves at shoulder and everted rim. Late 3rd-early 4th cent. Ht 186mm. X.0851 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Wide-mouthed jar of colour-coated ware, brown-black slip on white paste, with girth-grooves on shoulder and thick everted rim. 3rd-4th cent. Ht. 150mm. X.0852 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Folded beaker of colour-coated ware, brown slip on buff paste, scale ornament on folds, everted rim. Ht. 112mm. X.0853 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Globular jar of grey ware, slight cordon on shoulder, everted rim. 1st - early 2nd century. Ht. 155mm. X.0854 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Large cinerary urn of thick brown ware, with decoration of impressed cords; heavily restored, rim missing. Ht. 38cms, diam.31½ cms. Also a few sherds left over from the reconstruction. X.0857 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Flaked and ground axehead of grey flint, only partly ground and polished; length 155mm. X.0858 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) Axehead roughout of black flint; flaked, with turned edge, only ground at the cutting edge; parallel-sided. Length 125mm. X.0859 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Ground axehead of grey flint, butt and cutting edge broken after grinding; length 149mm, width 63mm. X.0860 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Hammer-head of brown stone, with hourglass perforation; slightly broken. Length 105mm, width 67mm. X.0861 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Narrow axehead roughout of brown flint, flaked with turned edge, slight grinding near cutting edge; length 145mm, width 42mm. X.0862 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Socketed bronze axehead, with circular-sectioned socket and single loop, bead on rim. The loop is, unusually, on the long side of the socket, suggesting that the blade may have been hafted as an adze rather than an axe (observation & suggestion by Mr Roger Thomas of Jesus College, visit 3:7:1984). Length 92mm. X.0863 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Ground axehead of grey stone, with expanded edge suggesting a metal prototype; length 142mm, width 72mm. X.0864 Bronze Age Cambridgeshire COVENEY Ground axehead of greenstone, with flattened edges; length 153mm. X.0865 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Flanged bronze axehead with stop-ridge and remains of loop; length 141mm. X.0866 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON The tip of a plano-convex knife of white flint, crackled by heat. Length 26mm. X.0867 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Jar of grey ware, with bulge round waist between two grooves, everted rim. Late 1st-2nd cent. Ht. 124mm. X.0868 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Bowl of grey ware, with slight cordon on neck and everted rim. Late 1st-early 2nd cent. Ht. 113mm. X.0869 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of a tall folded beaker of colour-coated ware, black slip on buff ware with grey core, with three bands of rouletting round body, bead rim with groove beneath. 3rd cent. Ht. when complete 222mm. X.0870 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Large bowl of grey ware, with girth-groove on shoulder, rouletted decoration above groove, and slightly undercut everted rim. 2nd cent. Ht. 157mm. X.0871 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Most of a narrow-necked jar of grey ware, with cordon and girth-groove on neck and wide everted rim. Slight dent on one side, caused before firing. Ht. 235mm. X.0872 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of a dish of glossy-surfaced black ware, with possible traces of mica-dusting; imitates Samian Drag. 31, but with heavier rim. Diam. 235mm. X.0873 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of a bowl of coarse pink ware, crudely made with flat base and flaring sides. Diam. 195mm. X.0874 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Large "pie-dish" of greyware, with flat base, slightly curved sides and heavy rim. Diam. 258mm. X.0875 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Large jar of very coarse grey-pink ware, two girth-grooves on neck, wide everted rim. Ht. 266mm. X.0876 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Poppy-head beaker of white ware, with panels of dots and rings in pink barbotine. ?War Ditches ware. Traces of repair made in antiquity, using bitumen. Late 1st-early 2nd cent. Ht. 153mm. X.0877 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Dish of very coarse red-grey gritted ware; flat-bottomed and straight-sided with everted rim, rather crude. 1st century. Diam. 189mm. X.0878 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Mortarium of colour-coated ware, white slip on pink paste, flange overhangs at sharp angle, plain spout, no grits. 4th cent. Diam. 156mm. X.0879 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Narrow-footed bowl of sandy pink ware, with reeded rim. Diam. 194mm. X.0880 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Carinated bowl of grey ware, with girth-groove above shoulder and undercut rim. Diam. 141mm (restored). X.0881 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Jar of coarse grey-pink ware, horizontal striations on body, everted rim with step inside for lid. Ht. 127mm (restored). X.0882 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Carinated bowl of grey ware, with girth-groove above shoulder and everted rim. Ht. 169mm (restored). X.0883 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Carinated bowl of grey gritted ware, undecorated, with plain rim. Diam. 141mm (restored). X.0884 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Jar of coarse grey gritted ware, bead rim with slight step inside for lid. Ht. 158mm (restored). X.0885 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Jar of coarse buff-red ware, girth-grooves above shoulder, everted rim. Ht. 172mm. X.0886 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Large jar of grey gritted ware, five grooves on neck, everted rim. Ht. 215mm (restored). X.0887 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Large wide-mouthed jar of pink sandy ware, plain, no neck, bead rim. 1st cent. Ht. 225mm. X.0888 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Very large wide-mouthed jar of grey ware, with wavy line round neck, and everted rim. Ht. 266mm (restored). X.0889 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Very large jar of grey ware, with girth-grooves and cordon on neck, everted rim. Ht. 303mm (restored). X.0890 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Lid of red-brown ware, with flattened knob on top; blackened at edges. Diam. 145mm (restored). X.0891 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Narrow-necked jar of grey ware, shallow grooves round body, cordon on neck, rim missing. Two holes made in body, roughly shaped but plainly pecked out with some care. Ht. 230mm. X.0892 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Large bowl of grey ware, with girth-groove on shoulder, cordon on neck, and everted rim; base missing. Ht. 149mm. X.0893 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Small jar of dark brown, hard, sandy ware; with band of rouletting round waist and everted rim. 3rd cent. Ht. 109mm. X.0894 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Rouletted bowl of colour-coated ?Colchester ware, brown-black slip on buff paste, with rouletting above shoulder and flange at mouth to hold lid on. Ht. 130mm. X.0895 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Flagon of hard grey ware, with narrow foot, slight step at shoulder, lip on mouth, and two-lobed handle. Ht. 151mm. X.0896 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Small jar of colour-coated ware, red slip on white paste, with slight cordon on neck and everted rim. 3rd cent. Ht. 91mm. X.0897 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Most of small jar of rough, sandy, white ware, plain with bead rim. Ht. 50mm. X.0898 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a globular-bodied jar of thin grey ware, with narrow foot and two girth-grooves on shoulder. Top missing; present ht. 100mm. X.0899 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Conical-necked beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, brown-black slip on buff fabric, with zone of white-painted curvilinear decoration between two lines of rouletting. Ht. 140mm. X.0899 (contd.) Roman EARITH (Fen Drove) X.0900 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Bowl of colour-coated ?Oxfordshire ware, red slip on pink paste, shape imitates Samian Drag. 37, with girth-grooves and zone of white-painted curvilinear decoration. Ht. 62mm. X.0901 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Mortarium of white (Nene Valley) ware, with reeded rim turned sharply downwards, plain mouth, and black grits. 3rd cent. Diam. 225mm. X.0902 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a beaker of colour-coated (? Colchester) ware, black slip on pink fabric, with narrow foot, two bands of rouletting on body, undercut bead rim. Ht. when complete 141mm. X.0903 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Conical-necked beaker of colour-coated ware, brown-black slip on pink paste, with five indentations on body, between two bands of rouletting; thin bead rim. 3rd century Ht. 172mm. X.0904 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Plain dish of grey ware, flat-bottomed and plain-rimmed. Diam. 130mm (restored). X.0905 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Plain dish of grey ware, flat bottom and plain rim, slight bevel on outside edge of base. 3rd century. Diam. 170mm. X.0906 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Dish of grey ware, with flat bottom sloping sides and undercut bead rim. 3rd- 4th cent. Diam. 183mm (restored). X.0907 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Jar of coarse grey-pink gritted ware, fire-blackened, with zone of fine horizontal striations on shoulder, and everted rim. With chicken bones, found inside. Ht. 185mm. X.0908 Roman NO PROVENANCE Bronze brooch, Collingwood Group N (Cast head-loop), with band of lozenge-shaped moulding on upper bow; loop is cast solid, pin missing. Mid to late 2nd cent. Length 55mm. X.0909 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Small bronze bracelet, with moulded and incised patterns of diagonal lines and ring-and-dot. Diam. 47mm. X.0910 Iron Age Cambridgeshire ABINGTON PIGOTTS Jar of coarse grey ware, slight carination but most of top missing, handmade (restored); ht. 110mm, rim diam. 140mm. X.0911 Iron Age Cambridgeshire ABINGTON PIGOTTS Carinated bowl of grey-brown ware, wheelmade, with cordon & girth-grooves on neck & bead rim (restored); ht. 92mm, rim diam 107mm. X.0912 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Carinated jar of grey ware, wheelmade, with cordons on shoulder and neck, everted rim (restored); ht.140mm, diam. 167mm. X.0913 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Small carinated jar of dark grey ware, wheelmade, with grooves on shoulder and neck and everted rim. Ht. 95mm, base diam. 50mm. X.0914 Roman Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Part of a jar of red ware, with black slip and grey core, five perforations in base, everted rim. Ht. 90mm, base diam. 50mm. X.0915 Iron Age Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Part of a high-shouldered jar of grey ware, wheelmade, with two zones of finger-nail ornament between girth-grooves below shoulder, everted rim. X.0916 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Jar of brown ware, wheelmade, with cordons and girth-grooves above shoulder, bead rim (restored, but broken again). Ht. 224mm, rim diam. 118mm. X.0917 Medieval Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Most of a bottle of buff ware with grey core; ht. 153mm, base diam. 89mm. 13th century. X.0918 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Carinated bowl of brown ware, wheelmade, everted rim (heavily restored); ht. 102mm, rim diam. 162mm. X.0919 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Butt-beaker of buff ware, with zones of rouletted decoration between girth-grooves and thin cordons, everted rim (restored but broken again). Ht. 203mm, rim diam. 102mm. X.0920 Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Jar of grey gritted ware, handmade, plain with slight bead rim (restored); ht.134mm, rim diam.124mm. X.0921 Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Jar of grey ware, handmade, plain with slight bead rim, five perforations in base (restored); ht. 165mm, rim diam. 175mm. X.0922 Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Carinated bowl of grey-pink ware, wheelmade, with cordons on shoulder and neck and everted rim. Ht. 158mm, rim diam. 200mm. X.0923 Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Sherds of coarse ware, wheelmade. X.0924 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Carinated, concave-sided beaker of red ware, wheelmade, with everted rim (restored); ht. 86mm, rim diam.119mm. X.0925 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Carinated bowl of grey ware, with slight cordons on neck and everted rim (restored); ht. 89mm, rim diam. 116mm. X.0926 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Base of large storage jar of coarse red ware (wheelmade), with vertical scratchings (restored); base diam. 190mm. X.0927 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of a dish of sandy pink ware, imitating Terra Rubra; rim diam. 170mm. X.0928 Bronze Age NO PROVENANCE Bronze dagger-blade, thin blade widening to broad, flat tang, with notches for rivets; length 169mm. X.0929 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of Samian: 1 sherd Drag. 18/31 with rivet hole (AD 160-190); 1 sherd Ludowici Tg with parts of two lead rivets. X.0930 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of decorated & undecorated Samian: 1 sherd Drag. 37, by CASVRIVS (160-180, Lezoux); 1 sherd Drag. 31 stamped . . . RCI (AD 160-170). X.0931 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of decorated Samian bowl, Drag. 37, AD 150-180. X.0932 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Indented beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, red-brown slip on white paste; with narrow foot, two girth-grooves above indentations, undercut rim. 3rd century. Ht. 148mm (restored). X.0933 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Most of a conical-necked beaker of colour-coated ware, red-brown slip on buff paste; with narrow foot, cordon on shoulder, and bead rim. Ht. 133mm. X.0934 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Plain dish of colour-coated (?Nene Valley) ware, red slip on white paste; with flat base and slightly rounded sides, plain rim. Diam. 170mm. X.0935 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a globular jar or bottle of red ware, with burnished surface; narrow foot, plain body, top missing. 3rd-4th cent. Diam. 155mm (restored). X.0936 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a cup of grey ware, imitating Samian Drag. 30, with three girth-grooves and thin beaded rim. Ht. 83mm. X.0937 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Most of an indented beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, black slip on white paste; with narrow foot and everted rim. Ht. 115mm. X.0938 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of a large flanged "pie-dish" of grey ware; flat bottom, straight sides, slightly down-turned flange below rim. Diam. 290mm when complete. X.0939 Roman Huntingdonshire NEEDINGWORTH Jar of sandy grey ware, with slight cordon on neck and undercut rim. Ht. 241mm. X.0940 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Large jar of coarse, gritted, grey ware, with three girth-grooves on shoulder and everted rim. 2nd-4th cent. Ht. 275mm (restored). X.0941 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of a large mortarium of white (Nene Valley) ware, with black grits, down-turned reeded rim and plain spout. The rim at one point was slightly squashed while the clay was still wet, and part of the potter's fingerprint can be clearly seen. Diam. 340mm. X.0942 Roman Huntingdonshiree COLNE (Camp Ground) Jar of coarse grey-pink ware, with two girth-grooves on neck and everted rim. Ht. 233mm (restored). X.0943 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Small jar of grey ware, with narrow foot, girth-grooves on neck, and everted rim. 2nd-4th cent. Ht. 90mm (restored). X.0944 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE? (Camp Ground)? Small wide-mouthed jar of grey ware, with small foot and everted rim. Ht. 110mm (restored). X.0944* Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM See X.0944, catalogued under COLNE (Camp Ground), which may in fact come from Somersham For finds marked "Somersham Camp Ground", also see COLNE (Camp Ground) X.0945 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Mortarium of pink ware, with fairly flat reeded rim and plain mouth. 3rd-4th cent. Diam. 260mm. X.0946 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Folded beaker of grey ware, with narrow foot, bulged neck and plain rim. 2nd-3rd cent. Ht. 128mm (restored). X.0947 Roman Huntingdonshire NEEDINGWORTH Jar of pink sandy ware, fire-blackened, wth girth-grooves on neck and undercut rim. Ht. 185mm (restored). X.0948 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Bowl of grey ware, with narrow foot, slight girth-grooves on neck and everted rim. Ht. 115mm (restored). X.0949 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE Small jar or bottle of grey ware, with narrow foot, step on shoulder, top missing. Ht. 111mm (badly restored). X.0950 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE Tall beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, dark brown slip on buff paste, elegantly shaped with narrow foot and tall, tapering body, plain rim; two bands of rouletting, with fine foliate decoration in barbotine between them. Ht. 203mm (restored). X.0951 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Plain dish of grey ware, flat-bottomed and straight-sided, with rolled-over rim. Diam. 243mm. X.0952 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Sherd of "pie-dish" of grey ware, straight-sided with flanged rim. X.0953 Roman Huntingdonshite COLNE (Camp Ground) Flat-bottomed dish of black burnished ware, with slighly convex sides and plain rim, crude geometric pattern burnished on inside of base. Diam. 229mm. X.0954 Roman Huntingdonshire NEEDINGWORTH Large jar of coarse grey ware, with horizontal striations over most of body, and thick everted rim. Ht. 270mm (restored). X.0955 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1925) Large jar of grey ware, with narrow foot, girth-grooves on body, band of lattice ornament on shoulder, top missing. Present ht. 344mm (restored). X.0956 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Cheese-press of grey ware, two concentric ridges, eight perforations. Diam. 158mm (restored). X.0957 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Tapered folded beaker of grey ware, with narrow foot and everted rim. Ht. 155mm (restored). X.0958 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Jar of grey ware, with slight cordon on neck, and everted rim. Ht. 197mm (restored). X.0959 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Narrow-mouthed jar of grey ware, with girth-grooves on lower body, cordon on neck above zone of rough vertical incisions, and everted rim. Ht. 236mm (restored). X.0960 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Large folded beaker of dark grey ware, with slightly expanded foot, several zones of girth-grooves, and everted rim. Ht. 244mm (restored). X.0961 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Poppy-head beaker of dark grey ware, with cordon on neck, and panels of barbotine dots on body. Ht. 160mm (restored). X.0962 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Jar of black-burnished ware, with step just above base and straight, everted rim. Ht. 124mm (restored). X.0963 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Jar of grey ware with six girth-grooves on shoulder and everted rim grooved inside for lid; blisters on lower body. Ht. 178mm. X.0964 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Carinated bowl of grey ware, with three sharp girth-grooves on neck, and everted rim. Ht. 120mm (restored). X.0965 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Samian Dish, Drag. 18, stamped IINIIIINIM (?TINNITVS). A.D.80-120. Diam. 165mm. X.0966 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Dish of grey ware, carinated with inturned rim, poor imitation of Terra Nigra. Decoration inside of burnished lines. Diam. 153mm. X.0967 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Cup of black Arretine, Loeschke 77, stamped SVVRA OF. (retrograde). Diam 161mm (restored). X.0968 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Small bowl of smooth brown ware, with two girth-grooves on shoulder and neck, and everted rim. Ht. 89mm (restored). X.0969 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Flat-bottomed dish of brown ware, mica-dusted, with slightly concave sides and down-turned reeded rim. Diam. 188mm (restored). X.0970 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Dish of grey ware with burnished surface, with foot-ring, smoothly curved body, and turned-over rim; slight kick in centre of base. ?Approximate copy of Drag.31. Diam. 225mm. X.0971 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Small jar of pink ware, with bead rim slightly recessed for lid. 1st cent. Ht. 85mm (restored). X.0972 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Concave-sided beaker of colour-coated (?Nene Valley) ware, red slip on cream paste, with narrow foot, sharp carination at base of concave-sided body, plain rim. Ht. 33mm (restored). X.0973 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Carinated bowl of buff ware with heavy reeded rim. Diam. 192mm. X.0974 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Large folded beaker of red ware, with narrow foot, girth-grooves on shoulder, and slighly everted rim. Ht. 162mm (restored). X.0975 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Jar of smooth brown ware, with burnished lattice pattern on body, and everted rim rising direcly from the body; a waster, the rim distorted. Ht. 156mm. X.0976 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Dish of grey ware, hollow base and curved sides, inturned rim; tilted somewhat to one side. Diam. 177mm. X.0977 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Jar of coarse brown ware, with globular body, girth-grooves on shoulder, top missing. Present ht. 141mm (restored). X.0978 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Flanged dish of grey ware, with flat base, curved sides, and down-turned flange below vestigial rim, rather like Drag. 36. Bent and distorted, ?waster. Diam. 185mm. X.0979 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Dish of grey ware, with S-shaped profile, imitating Terra Nigra. Diam. 149mm. X.0980 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Lid of grey ware, with ring-knob on top, bead rim round outside. Diam. 169mm (restored). X.0981 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Samian cup, Drag.33, stamped SEVERVS F. (AD140-180, E. Gaul/Rheinzabern). Ht. 47mm. X.0982 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Samian cup, Drag. 33, stamped VITVRRI (?BVTTVRRVS, AD 80-120). Ht. 43mm. X.0983 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Jar of grey ware, with girth-groove just above base, and everted rim. Ht. 133mm. X.0984 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Carinated, concave-sided beaker of grey ware, plain, slightly oval in section. Ht. 134mm. X.0985 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Small bag-beaker of colour-coated (?Nene Valley) ware, red slip on grey paste, with narrow foot and sharp everted rim. 2nd-3rd cent. Ht. 65mm (restored). X.0986 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Carinated bowl of pink ware, with narrow foot, girth-groove above shoulder, and reeded rim. Diam. 168mm (restored). X.0987 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Carinated bowl of hard grey ware, slightly mica-dusted; with narrow foot, sharp carination and instep at base of neck, everted rim. Ht. 93mm. X.0988 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Jar of grey ware,with cordon on neck and everted rim. Ht. 177mm. X.0989 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Flagon of brown ware, with low bung foot, slight cordon on neck, reeded handle, top missing. Present ht. 153mm. X.0990 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Small bag-beaker of colour-coated (?Nene Valley ware), brown-black slip on cream paste, with narrow foot and delicate everted rim. Rough-cast. 2nd cent. Ht. 71mm. X.0991 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Bowl of red-black ware, with girth-groove on shoulder, cordon on neck and everted rim. Ht. 155mm. X.0992 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Ring-necked flagon of pink ware, with reeded handle, and four rings below lip. Ht. 197mm. X.0993 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Samian dish, Drag. 18/31, stamped GEMINI M. (AD 120-160). Diam. 165mm. X.0994 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Large jar of coarse brown ware, with two girth-grooves on shoulder, and everted rim. Ht. 221mm X.0995 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Poppy-head beaker of grey ware, with pattern of barbotine dots. Mid-2nd cent. Ht. 112mm. X.0996 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Poppy-head beaker of grey ware, with panels of barbotine dots. Ht. 130mm. X.0997 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Flagon of buff ware, with reeded handle and undercut lip. Ht. 159mm. X.0998 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Narrow-mouthed jar of buff ware, with girth-grooves on neck, also two small lug-handles, everted rim stepped inside for lid. Ht. 293mm. Crosses scratched on side & base, ?owner's marks. X.0999 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1906) Jar of dark grey ware, with girth grooves on shoulder and cordon on neck just below everted rim. Ht. 115mm. X.1000 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1925) Dish of grey ware, with flat bottom, slightly curved sides and reeded rim. Diam. 183mm (restored). X.1001 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) Jar of buff gritted ware, with thin cordon on neck, base and top missing. Contains cremated bones of "a small individual probably a female". Present ht. 203mm. X.1002 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) Upper half of jar of dark grey burnished ware, with burnished girth-grooves below shoulder, band of wavy incised decoration between upper two grooves, more burnished grooves on everted rim. Rim diam. 151mm. X.1003 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) Top half of jar of grey ware, with numerous girth-grooves above shoulder, and everted rim. Rim diam. 153mm (restored). X.1004 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Flat-bottomed dish of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, purple-brown slip on grey paste, with slightly curved side bevelled to the base and plain rim. Diam. 194mm (restored from a single sherd). X.1005 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Small jar of colour-coated ware, red slip on white paste, with pedestal foot, girth-grooves at base of neck, and everted rim. Ht. 102mm. X.1006 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Bag-beaker of colour-coated (?Nene Valley) ware, brown slip on white paste, with narrow foot, and cornice rim with groove beneath. Ht. 95mm (restored) X.1007 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Samian cup, Drag. 27, VITA?IS FE. Diam. 128mm (restored). X.1008 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Flagon of colour-coated ware, pink slip on red paste, with ring foot, reeded handle, and flared mouth. Ht. 211mm. X.1009 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Lid of grey ware, with bevelled edge and ring-knob. Diam. 169mm (restored from a single sherd). X.1010 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1936) Lid of grey ware, with plain rim and flat knob. Diam. 182mm (restored). X.1011 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Small jar (?unguent-pot) of thick white ware, with pedestal base and succession of rings round body, top missing. Present ht. 74mm. X.1012 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Part of a large mortarium of thick white ware, with plain down-turned rim, few grits remaining. Diam. 303mm. X.1013 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Small flanged dish of grey ware, with flat bottom, straight sides, flange just below rim. Diam. 111mm. X.1014 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Dish of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, with slightly convex base and sides, plain rim; brown slip on buff paste. Diam. 119mm. X.1015 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Dish of grey ware, with concave base, straight sides and flat, reeded rim. Diam. 184mm. X.1016 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Samian cup, Drag.33, stamped LVPPA (late 1st - early 2nd cent). Ht. 63mm. X.1017 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Samian cup, Drag. 27, stamped CONDI M. (the "D" retrograde), late 1st cent. Diam. 126mm. X.1018 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Samian dish, Drag. 18/31, stamped ALBINI M. Diam. 175mm. X.1019 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Samian dish, Drag. 18/31, stamped PAVLLI M. (Lezoux). Four notches cut across shoulder, slight dent (pre-firing) in wall. Diam. 173mm X.1020 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Large Samian dish, Drag. 31, stamped CO . . . ERTI M. Diam. 255mm (restored). X.1021 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Samian dish, Drag. 36, diam. 189mm. X.1022 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1936) Most of a lid of sandy orange ware, with plain knob. Diam. 94mm (restored). X.1023 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Jar of pink ware, with slight cordon on neck and square-sectioned bead rim. Ht. 169mm (restored). X.1024 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Large jar of grey ware, with faint vertical strokes on body, two girth-grooves on neck, and wide down-turned rim. Ht. 258mm (restored). X.1025 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Flagon of colour-coated ware, grey slip on white paste, with beaded foot, reeded handle, top missing. Present ht. 157mm. X.1026 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Bag beaker of colour-coated (?Nene Valley) ware, red-brown slip on pink paste, with narrow foot and delicate everted rim. Ht. 89mm. X.1027 Roman Huntingdonshire GT PAXTON Globular bottle of grey ware, with narrow foot, top missing. Present ht. 107mm. X.1028 Roman Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Narrow-mouthed jar of grey ware, with girth-grooves and cordons on neck, band of oblique strokes between two of the girth-grooves, everted rim. Ht. 200mm (base missing). X.1029 Roman Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Flat-bottomed dish of grey ware,with concave sides and plain rim; 3 cut marks in rim: ?owner's mark. Diam. 147mm. X.1030 Roman Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Small cup of buff ware, with narrow foot, girth-grooves half way up body, tall vertical neck and everted rim. Contains nuts (?almonds). Ht. 73mm (restored). X.1031 Roman Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Jar of grey ware, with bead foot, very thin cordon at base of neck, everted rim. Ht. 138mm. X.1032 Roman Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Small beaker of grey ware, with narrow foot, globose body, plain rim. 1st cent. Ht. 87mm (restored). X.1033 Roman Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Small jar of sandy buff ware, with narrow foot and bead rim. Ht. 72mm. X.1034 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Jar of grey ware, with girth-grooves below shoulder and cordon on neck, everted rim. 1st cent. Ht. 118mm. X.1035 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN High-shouldered, narrow-mouthed jar of grey ware, wheelmade, with girth-grooves, cordons, and two zones of finger-nail impressions below shoulder, everted rim. Ht. 135mm. X.1036 Roman Huntingdonshire DIDDINGTON Jar of buff sandy ware, with narrow foot and everted rim. Ht. 213mm (restored). X.1037 Roman Huntingdonshire DIDDINGTON Jar of buff sandy ware, with wide mouth and everted rim. Ht. 162mm (restored). X.1038 Roman Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Jar of very gritty brown ware, with everted rim, 2nd century. Three holes are drilled round the body - purpose? Ht. 209mm. X.1039 Roman Huntingdonshire GT STAUGHTON Rouletted bowl of brown colour-coated (?Colchester) ware, with stepped-in rim to take overlapping lid. Extensively restored from a few sherds. Ht. 95mm. X.1040 Roman Huntingdonshire GT STAUGHTON Piece of roof-tile (tegula), with stud-marks, and imprint of ?dog's paw. X.1041 Roman Huntingdonshire YAXLEY Wide-mouthed jar of grey ware, with girth-grooves above neck, everted rim. Ht. 183mm (restored). X.1042 Roman Huntingdonshire YELLING Flagon of pink ware, with narrow foot, mouth and handle missing. Present ht. 148mm (restored). X.1043 Roman Bedfordshire DEAN Small mortarium of grey ware, with downturned flange just below rim, grits on interior almost worn away. Diam. 161mm (restored). X.1044 Roman? Northamptonshire WEEKLEY Bowl of grey ware, with pedestal base, vertical-sided body and everted rim: approximate imitation of Drag. 30. Incised & rouletted decoration on sides, with cordons & girth-grooves. Ht. 133mm (restored). X.1045 Roman Northamptonshire WEEKLEY Tapered, folded beaker of black ware, with girth-grooves below shoulder, top missing. Ht. 163mm (restored). X.1046 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Small jar of grey ware, with plain rim slightly everted. Ht. 65mm. X.1047 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Jar of black-burnished ware, with fairly narrow body and wide everted rim, band of obtuse-angled lattice below zone of solid burnish. Ht. 117mm. X.1048 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Tapered, folded beaker of grey ware, with slight girth-grooves above shoulder and everted rim. Ht. 145mm. X.1049 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Flagon of rough-surfaced brown ware, with two-reeded handle and ring-neck. Ht. 223mm (restored). X.1050 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Flagon of buff ware, with two-reeded handle and flanged mouth. Ht. 183mm (restored). X.1051 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Flagon of buff ware, with slight offset at base of neck, three-reeded handle, top missing. Present ht. 157mm. X.1052 Roman Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Wide flagon of red ware, with narrow foot, girth-grooves round top of body, mouth and handle missing. Ht. 185mm (restored). X.1053 Roman NO PROVENANCE Flat-bottomed dish of grey ware, with slightly convex sides and plain rim. Diam. 158mm (restored). X.1054 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Large Caster box of Nene Valley ware, colour-coated orange to brown; with band of rouletting below offset plain rim. Rim diam. 176mm (restored). X.1055 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Narrow-mouthed jar of white ware, with girth-grooves above the shoulder and frilled decoration around the neck, everted rim; three bands of orange-red painted decoration. 3rd-4th century. Ht. 221mm (restored). X.1056 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of a "pie-dish" of grey ware, with flat bottom, slightly curved sides and everted rim. Diam. when complete 185mm. X.1057 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Large folded beaker of Nene Valley ware, colour-coated orange-brown, with scale decoration on folds. Ht. 224mm (restored). X.1058 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Bowl of hard, light grey ware, with offset at shoulder, cordon half-way up neck, and turned rim on wide mouth. 1st-2nd cent. Ht. 125mm (restored). X.1059 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Bowl of grey ware, with narrow foot, slight girth-grooves on neck, and everted rim on wide mouth. 2nd century. Ht. 119mm (restored). X.1060 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Small jar of grey ware, poorly made, with narrow foot, rough girth-grooves on neck, bead rim. Ht. 95mm (restored). X.1061 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherd of Samian cup, Drag. 33, stamped ROTTALI M. (Lezoux, AD 170-180). X.1062 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Large mortarium, white ware with black grits, large down-turned rim. 2nd century. Diam 292mm (restored). X.1063 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill ) Half of a mortarium of white ware, with wide down-turned rim, stamped LOCCIP (retrograde). ?2nd cent. X.1064 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Jar of grey ware, approximate poppyhead shape, rather crude, with incised lattice decoration and everted rim. 2nd cent. Ht. 159mm (restored). X.1065 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Lower part of jar of grey ware, with band of incised lattice pattern. Present ht. 163mm. X.1066 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Small jar of brown ware, with thick everted rim, horizontal striations on body. Ht. 95mm X.1067 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Jar of grey ware, with two girth-grooves on neck and undercut rim. Ht. 149mm. X.1068 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Jar of grey ware, with slight cordons on neck and bead rim. Ht. 143mm. X.1069 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Jar of brown ware, with everted rim. Contains calcined bones. Ht. 146mm. X.1070 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Jar of buff ware, a waster, distorted and with holes in the body; two slight offsets on neck, bead rim. Ht. 153mm. X.1071 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Jar of grey ware, with girth-grooves and burnished cable pattern on neck, everted rim. Ht. 170mm. X.1072 Roman Hertfordshire? ST ALBANS? Large bowl of buff ware, with narrow foot, two girth-grooves on shoulder, and bead rim slightly undercut. Contains compacted earth and ?bones. Ht. 168mm. X.1073 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Large narrow-mouthed jar of grey ware, with cordon on neck, top missing. Ht. 268mm (restored). X.1074 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Two-handled, narrow-mouthed jar of grey ware, with two girth-grooves round neck, handles and mouth missing. Present ht. 215mm. X.1075 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Flagon of cream ware, with two-reeded handle and ring neck. Ht. 175mm. X.1076 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Small, wide-bodied flagon of buff ware, with two-reeded handle, top missing. Present ht. 91mm. X.1077 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Small flared dish of orange ware, apparently made from the cut-down base of a jar or flagon. Diam. 91mm. X.1078 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Mortarium of pink ware, with down-turned flange and dark grits. 1st-2nd cent. Diam. 280mm. X.1079 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Part of a Samian dish, Drag. 36, with graffito "X" scratched inside. Diam. 170mm. X.1080 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Sherd of a flat-bottomed dish of grey ware. X.1081 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Wood) Bowl of colour-coated ware, red slip on light grey paste, with girth-groove above shoulder and bead rim. Late 3rd - early 4th cent. Ht. 147mm. X.1082 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Wood) Jar of brown gritted ware, with horizontal striations on surface, undercut everted rim. Ht. 108mm. X.1083 Roman Huntingdonshire ORTON WATERVIILE Folded beaker of Nene Valley ware, white paste colour-coated orange to lustrous brown; with bung foot, two sets of girth-grooves round body, offset at base of neck, plain rim. Ht. 182mm. X.1084 Roman Huntingdonshire SIBSON Indented beaker of grey ware, with girth-grooves above and below oval indentations, everted rim. X.1085 Roman Huntingdonshire SIBSON Small folded beaker of Nene Valley ware, colour-coated brown, with slight girth-groove at base of neck, plain rim. Ht. 108mm. X.1086 Roman Huntingdonshire SIBSON Sherds of the lower half of a jar of grey ware, with cordon around waist, decorated with stab ornament. Present ht. 133mm. X.1087 Roman Huntingdonshire STIBBINGTON Most of a jar of grey ware, with three girth-grooves above shoulder, slight offset at base of neck, and slightly undercut bead rim with groove round outer face. Ht. 170mm (restored). X.1088 Roman Huntingdonshire STIBBINGTON Conical-necked beaker of Nene Valley ware, red slip on white paste, with rouletted decoration round waisted body, tall neck and bead rim. 4th century. Ht. 178mm. X.1089 Roman Huntingdonshire STIBBINGTON Conical-necked beaker of colour-coated (?Colchester) ware, brown slip on orange fabric, with narrow bung foot, rouletting on body, tall conical neck and bead rim. 4th century. Ht. 179mm. X.1090 Roman Huntingdonshire STIBBINGTON Flat-bottomed dish of Nene Valley ware, orange slip on white fabric, with concave side and plain rim. 4th century. Diam. 136mm. X.1091 Roman Huntingdonshire STIBBINGTON Large flanged bowl of Nene Valley ware, orange-brown slip on white paste, with flat bottom, straight flaring sides, and heavy, down-turned rim. 3rd-4th century. Diam. 248mm. X.1092 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Upper part of a face-urn, cream paste with pink colour-coat, with features painted in dark brown, ribbon handle at back of mouth, apparently accidentally squashed flat before firing. X.1093 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Carinated dish of Nene Valley ware, orange-brown slip on white paste, with girth-grooves and rouletting on body, painted white dots on everted rim and round the interior of the base. Diam. 112mm (restored). X.1094 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Small jar of grey ware, with girth-grooves round neck and delicate everted rim. ?Waster, with cracks in rim. Ht. 67mm (restored). X.1095 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Bowl of grey ware, with slight girth-grooves at base of neck and eveted rim. Ht. 83mm (restored). X.1096 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Most of a jar of grey ware, with heavy cordon round body with stab ornament, everted rim. Ht. 160mm. X.1097 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Most of a folded beaker of colour-coated ware, black slip on buff paste, undecorated, with plain rim. Ht. 113mm. X.1098 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Indented beaker of grey ware, slightly tapered with narrow base and wide shoulder, everted rim. Ht. 121mm. X.1099 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Flagon of buff ware, with slight cordon at base of neck, mouth and handle missing. Present ht. 158mm. X.1100 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Narrow-mouthed jar of grey ware, with band of rouletting on shoulder and cavetto rim. Several slight dents, ?waster. Ht. 191mm. X.1101 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Small folded beaker of orange-brown ware, undecorated, with plain rim. Ht. 95mm. X.1102 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Flat-bottomed dish of black-burnished ware, with convex sides and plain rim, decoration of curved burnished lines on underside. Diam. 173mm. X.1103 Roman Huntingdonshire ORTON Flat-bottomed dish of colour-coated (?Nene Valley ) ware, red slip on pink paste, but slip almost enitrely abraded away; with convex sides and plain rim. Diam. 133mm. X.1104 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Electrotypes (one for each face) of bronze coin of Tasciovanus, 1st cent. A.D., minted at Verulamium. Obv. -VER A stem & branches. Rev. A grazing horse with circle and crescent. X.1105 Roman Huntigdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Small spiral of iron with turned-out point: ?ox-goad. X.1106 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Hollow iron point, ?ferrule. Length 80mm. X.1107 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Tanged iron knife, slightly curved, point missing and tang detached. Present length 141mm. X.1108 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Part of a bronze bracelet, of three strands of wire twisted together, with snake's head terminal. Length 57mm. X.1109 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Fragments of a short iron knife, or razor; originally curved and hollow ground. X.1110 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Part of a small bronze ring, slightly too big for finger-ring. Diam. 28mm X.1111 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Plain bronze ring, finger-ring? Diam. 27mm. X.1112 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Small bronze finger ring, bezel inscribed ? ???. Diam. 17mm. X.1113 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Curved piece of thin bronze, ?from pin or ligula. Length 38mm. X.1114 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of bronze finger ring, made from sheet-bronze bent to form semi-circulsr sectioned ring. Diam. 17mm. X.1115 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Piece of bronze ligula, length 62mm. X.1116 Roman? Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Wide-headed bronze pin, rather like a large drawing-pin. Diam. of head 22mm. X.1117 Roman? NO PROVENANCE Small bronze finger ring, plain, broken and twisted. X.1118 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905?) Small bronze object, square-sectioned and pointed at both ends. Length 42mm. X.1119 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905?) Small bronze brooch, Collingwood Group Z (Plate and leg). Shaped rather like human bust, as in some steelyard weights, but this may be accidental. Rather worn, pin missing. Length 20mm. X.1120 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905?) Small piece of bronze bracelet, notched along one edge. Length 30mm. X.1121 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905?) Part of a figure-of-eight of bronze, length 26mm. X.1122 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903?) Small square piece of sheet bronze, with repoussé decoration and two holes for attachement to something. Length 20mm. X.1123 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905?) Triangular fragment of sheet bronze, length 15mm. X.1124 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905?) Broken bone needle, part of eye remains. Present length 82mm. X.1125 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Five bone pins, broken, with small turned heads. Max. length 103mm. X.1126 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Small iron knife with curved edge and looped tang; broken. Present length 87mm. X.1127 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Flat piece of shaped iron, purpose unknown. Length 109mm. X.1128 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Slender iron hook, length 109mm. X.1129 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Iron slide key, with loop at end of handle. Length 90mm. X.1130 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1958-9) Bronze finger ring, oval bezel inlaid with red enamel. Late 1st cent. Diam. 22mm. X.1131 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1957) Most of a bronze pin with disc-and-knob head, incised crosses on shoulder. Late 1st cent. Length 66mm. X.1132 Roman Huntingdonshire KINGS RIPTON Pedestal base of grey ware. X.1133 Roman? Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Small, tapering piece of bronze, with rivet at one end. Length 47mm. X.1134 Roman? Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Fragment of sheet bronze. X.1135 Roman? Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Flat piece of bronze strip with holes in. Length 33mm. X.1136 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Part of bone pin; strip of bronze; bronze ferrule (looking very like a recent frog). X.1137 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Broken palette of argillaceous limestone, worn smooth. Length 85mm. X.1139 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Bow of bronze brooch, Collingwood Group M (Tapering bow). Length 44mm. X.1140 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON 1st Brass, Antoninus Pius. Obv. . . . NINVS AVG.PIVS . . . Rev. illeg. X.1141 Roman? Bedfordshire SANDY Small jar of pink ware, with metallic black slip; neck and handle missing. Present ht. 50mm. X.1142 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherd from flat-bottomed dish of grey ware; used after being broken for some kind of rubbing process - the edges are worn smooth. X.1143 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of beaker of Rhenish ware, with curvilinear barbotine decoration. X.1144 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of grate of pink ware, 92 x 90mm. X.1145 Roman Lincolnshire LINCOLN Two pieces of glass: one from the base of a round flask, the other from the side of a square-sectioned bottle. X.1146 Roman London ALDGATE Long, slender flask of clear glass, with narrow neck and flared mouth. Ht. 169mm. X.1147 Roman London NO PROVENANCE Sherd of decorated Samian, Drag. 37. X.1148 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Pottery lamp of buff ware, with two opposing nozzles, each with small volutes at base. Discus mostly missing. Length 137mm. X.1149 Roman Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Most of a dish of pink ware, imitating very closely a Samian dish Drag. 18, complete with illiterate stamp of ziz-zag line with dots. X.1151 Roman Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Sherd of a Hunt Cup, Nene Valley ware (brown slip on white paste), showing part of body of ?deer in barbotine, with little rings all over it. X.1152 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Sherds of colour-coated ware with curvilinear decoration in barbotine. X.1153 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Base of grey ware pot, diam. 47mm. X.1154 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of colour-coated (inc. Nene Valley) and painted ware. X.1155 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of Rhenish, painted and coarse ware. X.1156 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware, and rim-sherd of vessel imitating Samian Drag. 36), and coarse ware. X.1157 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Parts of two beakers of colour-coated ware, one Nene Valley ware with white curvilinear decoration in barbotine, the other with black colour-coat on bright orange paste. X.1158 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of painted ware. X.1159 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware. X.1160 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of Rhenish, painted and colour-coated ware. X.1161 Roman? Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Whetstone of grey stone, length 97mm. X.1162 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of Samian (roundel broken from Drag. 18/31; and sherd of black Samian stamped . . . RIANI), Rhenish, colour-coated (inc. Nene Valley & Colchester ware), painted, and coarse ware (inc. about half of a cheese press of grey ware). Also part of a flat palette of grey stone. X.1163 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Base of a pot of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, made into a spindle-whorl. Diam. 32mm. X.1164 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1903) Rim-sherd of mortarium, buff sandy ware, stamped ICC. X.1165 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Sherds of a flat-bottomed dish of black burnished ware, with slighly convex side and loop handle. X.1166 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Two sherds of painted ware, orange paint on buff paste. X.1167 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904?) Sherds of painted ware (?War Ditches ware), with brown barbotine dots and rings on white paste. X.1168 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Two sherds of painted ware (?War Ditches ware), with orange barbotine dots on buff paste. X.1169 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Sherds of painted ware, from a tazza of buff ware (?imitating Samian Drag. 30), with rough U's of brown paint. X.1170 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904?) Sherd of grey ware, with rusticated decoration. X.1171 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904?) Sherds of grey and buff ware, with stab ornament. X.1172 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904?) Sherds of a vessel of grey ware, with stamped decoration of concentric circles, slight traces of mica on surface. X.1173 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) Sherds of a vessel of thin grey ware, ?beaker, with decoration of impressed ovals. X.1174 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Spindle whorl made from sherd of grey ware. Diam. 43mm. X.1175 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) Sherd of grey ware, with rusticated decoration and burnished girth groove. X.1176 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) Sherd of an indented beaker of Nene Valley ware, rouletted decoration and lustrous surface. X.1177 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1936?) Sherd from a Hunt Cup of Nene Valley ware, showing head of hunted stag. X.1178 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1936) Sherd of conical necked beaker of grey ware, with burnished lattice on neck. X.1179 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1936) Sherd of flanged bowl of colour-coated ware, red slip on orange paste, imitating Samian Drag. 38. X.1180 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1936) Part of a large, thick cullender of coarse buff ware. X.1181 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Sherd of grey ware bowl with stamped decoration, imitates Samian Drag. 37, similar to London ware but without surface gloss. X.1182 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Sherd of colour-coated ware (lustrous brown slip on orange paste), with rouletted decoration. X.1183 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Part of a flue-tile with roller-impressed lozenge pattern. X.1184 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Sherds of Terra Nigra (with stamp, illegible or illiterate), London ware (imitating Samian Drag. 30, with rouletted decoration), and coarse ware (inc. sherd with rusticated decoration, sherd similar to London ware but without surface gloss, and greyware sherd made into a spindle whorl). X.1185 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Sherds of coarse ware, various wares. X.1186 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Spindle whorl of ?shale. Diam. 33mm. X.1187 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Base of grey ware. X.1188 Roman Huntingdonshire KEYSTON Small stone spindle whorl, diam. 31mm. X.1188* Roman Huntingdonshire COVINGTON See X.1188, catalogued under KEYSTON. X.1190 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES Sherd of orange ware jar or bottle, with impressed and burnished decoration. X.1191 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire ST IVES Base of a vessel of gritted grey ware, handmade. X.1192 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of colour-coated (Nene Valley) and painted ware. X.1193 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of Nene Valley ware. X.1194 Roman? Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Piece of flat grey stone, apparently ground to an edge along one side - ?purpose. Length 106mm. X.1195 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Base of grey gritted ware, apparently deliberately trimmed to form a disc. Diam. 74mm. X.1196 Roman? Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Straight handle of red gritted ware. Length 118mm. X.1197 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of white ware. X.1198 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware. X.1199 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of buff ware. X.1200 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware. X.1201 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware. X.1202 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of grey ware. X.1203 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of grey ware. X.1204 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware. X.1206 Roman Huntingdonshire STIBBINGTON Sherds of mortarium (with vertical flange, colour-coated pink); colour-coated ware (inc. part of a flanged bowl imitating Samian Drag. 38, Castor ware box, and neck of large ring-necked flagon); and painted ware. X.1207 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Sherd of large vessel of painted ware (black paint on buff paste). X.1208 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Small sherd of Nene Valley ware, white painted decoration. X.1209 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Base of pot of Nene Valley ware. X.1210 Roman? Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Small stone spindle-whorl. X.1211 Roman Huntingdonshire YELLING Sherd of grey ware. X.1212 Roman Huntingdonshire YELLING Handle and part of neck of flagon of buff ware. X.1213 Roman? NO PROVENANCE Omphalos base of glass beaker or bottle, all the rest missing. X.1214 Roman NO PROVENANCE Base of Nene Valley ware jar or beaker, cut down so as to produce a shallow, flared dish. X.1215 Roman? NO PROVENANCE Spindle-whorl of grey ware. Diam. 48mm. X.1216 Roman NO PROVENANCE Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware. X.1217 (Medieval) Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Roman sherds (colour-coated and coarse ware); post-medieval sherds. Handmade nails, pieces of sheet metal with traces of tin or silver, pieces of window- and bottle-glass. X.1217-1228 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Excavations in 1948-49 by H.J.M. Green briefly published in PCAS 51, p. 35. Grid ref. 315711. X.1218 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Sherds of various wares, including tile; Roman, medieval and post-medieval. X.1219 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Sherds of coarse ware, Roman & medieval, and medieval tile; animal bones. X.1220 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Sherds of Roman ware (colour-coated and coarse ware); medieval glazed sherds; post-medieval sherds, pieces of glass, clay pipe stem. Handmade nails and pieces of iron. X.1221 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Medieval sherds, glazed and coarse ware; post-medieval sherds, piece of glazed tile, fragments of glass; pieces of bone and iron. X.1222 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Medieval sherds, glazed and coarse ware; post-medieval sherds; pieces of glass, iron, and oyster shell. X.1223 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Roman sherds, colour-coated and coarse ware; medieval sherds, glazed and coarse ware; post-medieval sherds; pieces of iron and bottle- and window-glass. X.1224 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST.IVES (Priory) Roman sherds (Samian, Nene Valley and coarse ware); medieval sherds (glazed and coarse ware, tile). X.1225 (Medieval) Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Roman sherds of coarse ware. X.1226 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Sherds of coarse ware, Roman and medieval; post-medieval sherds; lug of lead with traces of tinning or silvering. X.1227 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Sherds of glazed and coarse ware. X.1228 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Roman sherds, coarse ware; medieval sherds, glazed and coarse ware; fragments of plaster, oyster shell. X.1229 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST IVES Sherds of unglazed grey ware. X.1230 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST IVES Sherds of pottery, including St Neots ware and green-glazed ware. X.1231 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of mortarium and colour-coated ware. X.1232 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware, animal bones, inc. part of horn core. X.1233 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of painted and coarse ware, including sherds of a buff ware jar with thick everted rim. X.1234 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware; pieces of animal bones; curved piece of iron, ?purpose. X.1235 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Nene Vally and coarse ware; animal tooth. X.1236 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Nene Valley and coarse ware; pieces of animal bones. X.1237 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware; pieces of bone; pieces of iron. X.1238 Roman etc Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware; pieces of stone; animal tooth; piece of bone roughly carved to a square section; worked flint flakes. X.1239 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Iron pin, shaped like a drawing pin; piece of iron slag; pieces of oyster shell. X.1240 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Nene Valley and coarse ware; pieces of tile; piece of stone; pieces of bone; piece of iron. X.1241 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware; animal bones and teeth. X.1242 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware. X.1243 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware; animal bone; biconical bone spindle whorl. X.1244 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware; animal bones. X.1245 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware. X.1246 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of Nene Valley and coarse ware; pieces of tile. X.1247 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of coarse ware; animal bones. X.1248 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of grey combed ware. X.1249 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Sherds of decorated and undecorated Samian (Drag. 37, Drag. 33, O.P. 60); mortaria; colour-coated ware (inc. Nene Valley ware); and coarse ware. X.1250 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Sherds of Samian, inc. decorated sherds (inc. sherd of Drag. 37 with rivet hole) and undecorated sherd stamped . . . IRA F.; sherds of mortaria, painted ware, colour-coated ware (Nene Valley), and coarse ware, inc. Iron Age sherds; pieces of flue-tile; fragments of unfired clay, ?from kiln; piece of a whetstone; two lumps of coal; fragment of window-glass. X.1251 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Sherds of Samian (Drag. 38), Nene Valley ware (sherd from a Hunt Cup) and coarse ware; worked flint flakes. X.1252 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Sherds of Samian, inc. Drag. 18/31, 36, 37, and unidentified decorated sherd; sherds of coarse ware, including handmade Iron Age sherds, and part of a beaker of orange ware with rouletted decoration, imitating Samian Drag. 30; pieces of iron, including a spiral; part of a kiln bar; piece of clinker. X.1252* Iron Age Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE See X.1252, indexed under ROMAN. X.1253 Neolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Scraper of dark brown flint, length 35mm. X.1254 Neolihic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Sherd of brown ware, coarse, with chevron ornament; Neolithic B, Mortlake ware, c.1900-1700 B.C. X.1255 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of a wide-mouthed jar of grey ware, with narrow foot, everted rim, three girth-grooves on neck. Reversed letter "N" scratched on neck. X.1256 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of a wide-mouthed jar of grey ware, with narrow foot, everted rim, and girth-grooves on neck. Marked on rim with scratched reversed letter "N". Ht. 130mm. X.1257 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Most of a wide-mouthed jar of grey ware, with narrow foot and everted rim. Ht. 124mm. X.1258 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherd of grey ware. X.1259 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Two pieces of very coarse fired clay, one moulded into something akin to a rim. ?Pieces of a kiln. X.1260 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of an amphora handle. X.1261 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of the mouth, neck and handle of an amphora. X.1262 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Sherds of a wide-mouthed jar of grey ware, with undercut rim, and band of rouletting on shoulder. X.1263 Roman Huntingdonshire YAXLEY Sherds from the base of a beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, coated red-black, with scale decoration in barbotine. X.1264 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON (1843) Pieces of a large hexagonal bottle of green glass, base diam. 28cms, rim diam. 14cms. Probably with bits of other glass vessels mixed in with it. X.1265 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Sherd of grey ware with fingernail ornament. X.1266 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Piece of roof-tile (tegula) with notch in flange and part of potter's signature (made with finger in wet clay) on upper face; and piece of flue tile with combing. X.1267 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Samian cup, Drag. 33, stamped AETERNI M. (retrograde); restored. Ht. 51mm, diam. 99mm. X.1268 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Tall folded beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, coated red on base and brown elsewhere, with bung foot, girth-grooves round folds, conical neck and plain rim. 4th century. Ht. 200mm, rim diam. 73mm. X.1269 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Small bag beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, red slip on pink fabric, with narrow foot, plain body, and delicate everted rim. 3rd-4th century. Ht. 69mm (restored). X.1270 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Miniature jar of thick white paste, similar to unguent pot but shaped more like a conventional jar; everted rim with cordon beneath. Ht. 54mm, diam. 52mm (restored). X.1271 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of a ?whistle carved from a bone, with vent, but no mouthpiece or holes. Length 66mm. X.1272 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Bone scoop or scraper, made from a small bone cut away rather like an apple scoop, but with the scoop at right-angles to the normal shape. Length 122mm. X.1273 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) ?Borer or awl, carved from a bone and worked to a point at one end. Length 112mm. X.1274 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Bone pin, with swelling two-thirds of the way up the shaft, and round head. Length 86mm. X.1275 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Fragments of bone pins or needles. Two of the pins have plain grooved heads; a needle has a notch instead of an eye. X.1276 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Fragments of jet bracelets. X.1277 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Penannular bronze bracelet, of plain bronze ribbon expanding at each end to something approaching the shape of a snake's head terminal. Diam. 55mm. X.1278 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Bronze bracelet, in the shape of a flat ring of bronze with the outer edge notched. In two pieces, diam. c. 65mm. X.1279 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Piece of plaited bronze, presumably from a bracelet. X.1280 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Pair of blunt-ended bronze tweezers, one arm broken off. Length 49mm. X.1281 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Two pieces of round-sectioned bronze, from ligulae. X.1282 Roman Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Half of a large bead of green glass. X.1283 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Large bag beaker of grey ware, with narrow foot, plain body, and groove beneath plain rim. Ht. 147mm, base diam. 42mm. X.1284 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Small narrow-necked beaker of grey ware, with narrow foot, wide body, and plain everted rim. Ht. 78mm, rim diam. 50mm. X.1285 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Conical-necked beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, brown-black slip on buff fabric, with zone of white-painted curvilinear decoration between two lines of rouletting. Ht. 132mm. X.1286 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Bronze bracelet of plaited wire. Diam. 70mm. X.1287 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Whetstone of dark stone, length 95mm, width 20mm. X.1288 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Whetstone of grey stone, irregularly shaped, length 108mm. X.1289 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? Stone spindle whorl, diam. 42mm. X.1290 Roman? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Irregular lump of sandstone, ?used as a whetstone. Length 125mm. X.1291 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Samian dish, Drag. 18/31, stamped OF.FEGIC. Diam. 160mm (restored). X.1292 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON? (1843) Penannular brooch, with expanded ends to ring and pin made from flat bronze ribbon. Diam. 37mm. X.1293 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Globular beaker of Rhenish ware, with narrow foot, two bands of rouletting on body, conical neck and very thin bead rim. Ht. 75mm (restored). X.1294 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Flanged bowl of white ware, with oblique stripes of red paint on flange. Diam. 153mm (restored). X.1295 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Jar of grey ware, with narrow foot, crude burnished lattice on body, slight cordon on neck and flared rim. 2nd-3rd cent. Ht. 126mm (restored). X.1296 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Whetstone, square-sectioned, of grey stone. Length 96mm. X.1297 Roman NO PROVENANCE Bronze brooch with segmental strip bow (Collingwood Group K); plain bow, catch-plate missing. 1st cent. Length 72mm. X.1298 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Penannular brooch, lozenge-sectioned ring with ends rolled over, round pin. Diam. 36mm. X.1299 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Carinated beaker of buff ware, with narrow foot, low shoulder and flared mouth. 1st cent. Ht. 82mm, rim diam. 75mm. X.1300 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Small jug of red ware, plain and undecorated. Late 3rd - early 4th cent. Ht. 91mm. X.1301 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Bronze bracelet, made of bronze ribbon expanded at intervals, with delicate stamped pattern. Diam. 60mm. X.1302 Roman Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Flue-tile, with combing for plaster, and rectangular hole in one side. Length 42cms (restored). X.1303 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Coffin of Barnack stone. The head shaped to a rounded half-hexagon, the foot square. The body tapers towards the foot, and the bottom of the coffin is lower as well as narrower. Length 1.95m, width at shoulder 80cms, ht. at head 67cms. Lid about 15cms thick, broken across the middle. X.1304 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON Coffin of Barnack stone. The head and foot square, the body tapering so as to be narrower at the foot, but the same height throughout. The lid broken in half and one corner missing. Length 2.20m, width at head 86cms, height 55cms. The lid about 15cms thick. X.1305 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a bronze terret, with expanded terminals next to pivot, and protuding knob on one side. Diam 48mm. X.1306 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Bag-shaped, neckless jar of grey ware, with rough burnished lattice on body, and small everted rim; hollow base. Ht. 166mm, rim diam. 117mm. X.1307 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1905) Small jar of black ware, with narrow foot, egg-shaped body and everted rim, decoration of roughly vertical burnished lines. 3rd century. Ht. 103mm (restored). X.1308 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Eight glass beads of various shapes and colours. Late 2nd century. X.1309 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1957) "T"-shaped bronze slide key with perforated handle. Late 1st century. Length 74mms. X.1310 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Spindle whorl, made from the head of the femur of an ox. Diam 40mm. X.1311 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Wood) Large flanged bowl of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, brown slip on grey fabric. Conical body with two pairs of inaccurate girth-grooves, bead rim above narrow flange, white painted design on imterior. 3rd-4th century. Diam. 280mm. X.1312 Roman Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Decorated Samian bowl, Drag. 30. Ht. 108mm (restored). X.1314 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Plain bronze bracelet, made from bronze ribbon bent into a circle. Diam. 52mm. X.1315 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE Bronze ligula, most of ladle missing. Length 112mm. X.1316 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1958-9) Most of a ring-necked flagon of buff ware, with broad reeded handle; restored from sherds. X.1317 Roman Kent? PUDDING PAN ROCK? Large mortarium of brown-coated pink ware, with down-turned rim. Restored with brass staples. 1st century. Diam. 370mm. X.1318 Roman NO PROVENANCE Cup of Arretine ware, conical body with vertical rim. Ht. 74mm, diam. 137mm. X.1319 Roman Italy? POMPEII? Pottery lamp of buff ware, with traces of mica-dusting, loop handle, plain and undecorated. Length 101mm. X.1320 Roman Italy? NO PROVENANCE Pottery lamp of grey ware, colour-coated dark grey, with reeded handle, three perforations in discus, cordon of barbotine decoration round body, lozenge-shaped mouth to nozzle. Length 127mm. X.1321 Roman NO PROVENANCE Carinated bowl of Rhenish ware, with bung foot, broad carinated body with two loop handles, barbotine curvilinear decoration on body, two girth-grooves below bead rim. Ht. 69mm, rim diam. 83mm. X.1322 Roman NO PROVENANCE Gilded bronze brooch, crossbow type with heavy knobs on head and arms (Collingwood Group T). Band of fine engraved decoration (?niello) down bow and foot. 4th cent. Length 77mm. X.1323 Roman Huntingdonshire GT STAUGHTON 6 roofing slates of grey stone (?Collyweston); lozenge shaped with hole at top. Length c. 30-40cms. X.1324 Roman Huntingdonshire ALWALTON 2 roofing slates of buff sandstone, lozenge shaped with hole at top. Length c.30-40cms. X.1325 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass of Vespasian, illeg. X.1326 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass,Vespasian. Obv. . . . VESPASIA . . . Rev. illeg. X.1327 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass of Trajan, AD 112-117 (good). Obv. IMP.CAES.NERVAE TRAIANO AVG.GER.DAC.P.M.TR.P.COS.VI P.P. Rev. . . . TAS AVGVST. SC in the field. X.1328 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Silver coin of Trajan, AD 103-111 (good). Obv. IMP.TRAIANO AVG.GER.DAC.P.M.TR.P.COS.V P.P. Rev. S.P.Q.R.OPTIMO PRINCIPI. X.1329 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 1st Brass of Faustina II. Obv. FAVSTINA AVGVSTA Rev. DIANA LV . . . SC in the field. X.1330 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON 2nd Brass of Faustina II, illeg. X.1331 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Postumus, AD 267. Obv. . . . POSTVMUS P.F.AVG. Rev. COS.V X.1332 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1333 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Victorinus. Obv. IMP.C.VICTORIN . . . Rev. PIETAS AVG. X.1334 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON 3rd Brass, Victorinus. Obv. IMP.C.VICTORINVS P.F.AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1335 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Silver plated coin of Gallienus. Obv. . . . LLIENVS AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1336 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Barbarous radiate, Tetricus, inscriptions illiterate. X.1337 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, Constantine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS . . . Rev. illeg., SP in the field, illeg. mint mark. X.1338 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS . . . Rev. NOBILI EXERCITVS, PLG in the exergue. X.1339 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Constantine II. Obv. illeg. Rev. . . . PIETAS, VOTIS X in altar, STR in the exergue. X.1340 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Constantine II. Obv. . . . NVS IVN.N.C. Rev. illeg. X.1341 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Constantius II, illeg. X.1342 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, Constantius II. Obv. . . . NTIVS . . . Rev. . . . EXER . . . TVS X.1343 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Barbarous radiate, Tetricus. X.1344 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 3rd Brass of Constantine II. Obv. D.N.CONSTANTINVS P.F.AVG. Rev. CAESAR NOSTRORVM, VOT X in wreath, PVT in the exergue. X.1345 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY 1st Brass of Marcus Aurelius, AD 161-180. Obv. illeg. Rev. TR . . . COS.III, SC in the field. X.1346 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 2nd Brass of Magnentius, illeg. (Rev. Felicitas Reipublicae). X.1347 Roman Huntingdonshire BUCKWORTH 2nd Brass of Magnentius, illegible. (Rev. Chi-rho, with alpa & omega). X.1348 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 1st Brass of Antoninus Pius, illeg. X.1349 Roman Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY 2nd Brass of Vespasian, illeg. X.1350 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 1st Brass of Hadrian, illeg. X.1351 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY 1st Brass of Marcus Aurelius, illeg. X.1352 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 1st Brass, illeg., 1st century. X.1353 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Four 3rd Brasses of Constantine I, AD 330-337. Obv. CONSTANTINVS MAX.AVG. Rev. GLORIA EXERCITVS. Mint marks in the exergues: TR . . . , SCONST, & two illeg. X.1354 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) 3rd Brass of Constantius II. Obv. . . . STANTIVS P.F.AVG. Rev. VICTOR . . . SIS in the exergue. X.1355 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valens. Obv. . . . LENS . . . Rev. . . . LICA, TRS in the exergue. X.1356 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE 3rd Brass of Valens. Obv. D.N.VALENS . . . Rev. SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE. TCON in the exergue. X.1357 Roman Huntingdonshire CHESTERTON 3rd Brass of Allectus. Obv. IMP.C.ALLECTVS P.AVG. Rev. illeg., mint mark QC in the exergue. X.1358 Roman Huntingdonshire? GT GIDDING? Bronze coin with traces of silvering, of Constans. Obv. D.N.CONSTANS P. F. AVG. Rev. VOT.X MVLT.XX in wreath. SLVG in the exergue. X.1359 Roman Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY 2nd Brass of Vespasian. Obv. . . . PASIAN . . . Rev. illeg. X.1360 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) 3rd Brass of ?Magnentius, illeg. X.1361 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON 3rd Brass of Constantine I, illeg. X.1362 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Two 3rd Brasses, Urbs Roma. Obv. VRBS ROMA (one illeg). Rev. in the exergues: TRP on one, PLG on the other. X.1363 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON 2nd Brass, 3rd century. Obv. illeg. Rev. PROVID.AVG. C in the exergue. X.1364 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON 3rd Brass, ?Urbs Roma. Obv. illeg. Rev. Wolf suckling Romulus & Remus. X.1365 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valentinian II. Obv. D.N.VALEN . . . Rev. VICTORIA AVG. X.1366 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of ?Magnentius. Obv. illeg. Rev. ?VICTORIA AVG., TRS in the exergue. X.1367 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) Two 3rd Brasses, illeg., ? late 3rd cent. X.1368 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD 1st Brass of Trajan. Obv. . . . AVG.GER.DAC.PARTH . . . Rev. Trajan seated left with prefect presenting Parthamaspates to Parthia kneeling. X.1369 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Valens. Obv. D.N.VALENS P.F.AVG. Rev. SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE, OF I in the field, mint mark illeg. X.1370 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Seventeen 3rd Brasses and minimi, inc. some imitations, of Constantine II or Constans. Rev. FEL.TEMP.REPARATIO (Warrior spearing fallen man). X.1371 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 3rd Brass of Constantine II. Obv. . . . ANTINVS IVN.NOB.C. Rev. (GLORIA EXERCITVS), mint mark illeg. X.1372 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Twenty-two 3rd Brasses and minimi, of Constantine I and sons. Rev. GLORIA EXERCITVS. X.1373 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 1st Brass of ?Commodus, illegible. X.1374 Roman Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY HARDWICK 3rd Brass, ?Maxentius or Urbs Roma, illeg. X.1375 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON 3rd Brass, Urbs Roma. Obv. VRBS . . . Rev. Wolf with Romulus & Remus. TRP in the exergue. X.1376 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) 3rd Brass of Gratian. Obv. D.N.GRATIANVS P.F.AVG. Rev. GLORIA NOVI SAECVLI, in the field OF II, in the exergue CON. X.1377 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY 3rd Brass, Constantinopolis. Obv. CONST . . . Rev. GLORIA EXERCITVS, mint mark illeg. X.1378 Roman Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Silver coin of Antoninus Pius, A.D. 128. Obv. ANTONINVS AVG.PIVS P.P.TR.P.XII Rev. COS.IIII. (Quite good clear coin). X.1379 Roman Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE 2nd Brass of Carausius. Obv. IMP.C.CARAVSIVS P.F.AVG. Rev. PAX AVG. MLXXI in the exergue. X.1380 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) 1st Brass of Faustina I, 3rd issue. Obv. . . . TINA Rev. Ceres, SC in the field. X.1381 Saxon Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Most of a Buckelurne (Group V), with five vertical bosses, triangular zones of stamps between them and horizontal zones of stamps above them. Base and top missing, diam. c. 26cms. X.1382 Saxon Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Sherds of stamped ware, mostly with a small cruciform stamp, 1 sherd with a large cruciform stamp. X.1383 Saxon Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Sherd of grey ware, with radiate stamps between two horizontal grooves, and part of a triangular zone of rustication. X.1384 Saxon Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON? Two sherds of stamped ware, one with zones of recessed-cross stamps and reversed-S stamps; the other with a single concentric circle stamp. X.1385 Saxon Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Six sherds of stamped ware, with various stamps. X.1386 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass of Domitian. Obv. IMP.CAES.DOMIT.AVG.GER . . . Rev. illeg. X.1387 Roman Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE 1st Brass of Hadrian. Obv. . . . HADRIANVS AVG.COS.III TR.P. Rev. illeg. X.1388 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Silver coin (good) of Septimius Severus, AD 205. Obv. SEVERVS PIVS AVG. Rev. P.M.TR.P.XIII COS.III P.P. X.1389 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 1st Brass of Marcus Aurelius. Obv. M.ANTONINVS AVG . . . Rev. illeg. X.1390 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Silver coin (good) of ?Marcus Aurelius. Obv. ANT.AVG., galley. Rev. LEG.VI, standards. Apparently a re-issue of Marcus Antonius's legionary series, struck in honour of the 6th Legion to celebrate a victory c. AD 162. X.1391 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 1st Brass of Faustina I, illeg. X.1392 Roman NO PROVENANCE 1st Brass (good) of Hadrian Obv. IMP.CAESAR TRAIANVS HADRIANVS AVG.P.M.TR.P.COS.III. Rev. LIBERTAS PVBLICA SC in the exergue. X.1393 Roman Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY 3rd Brass, illeg., 3rd or 4th century. X.1394 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, illeg., 4th century. Rev. . . . EXERCITVS. X.1395 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Seven 3rd Brasses, illeg., c. AD 390-395. Rev. Victory, or Victory dragging a captive. X.1396 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 1st Brass of ?Antoninus Pius, illeg. X.1397 Roman Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY 1st Brass of Vespasian, illeg. X.1398 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) 3rd Brass, illeg. X.1399 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Five 3rd Brasses of Constans or Constantius II. Rev. VICTORIAE DD.AVGG.NN. X.1400 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 2nd Brass of Domitian, illeg. X.1401 Roman Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON 3rd Brass, 4th cent. Obv. illeg. Rev. . . . PVBLICA, winged victory. X.1402 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass of Theodosius. Obv. . . . VS P.F.AVG. Rev. SALV . . . X.1403 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, Roma. Obv. ROMA Rev. Wolf suckling Romulus & Remus, mint-mark illeg. X.1404 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1929) Twenty-three 3rd Brasses, illeg. X.1405 Roman Huntingdonshire CATWORTH Silver coin (good) of Hadrian. Obv. HADRIANVS AVG.COS.III P.P. Rev. ASIA. X.1406 Roman Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN 3rd Brass of ?Julian II. Obv. illeg. Rev. (Spes Reipublicae), mint mark ALCA (Alexandria). X.1407 Roman Huntingdonshire GT GIDDING? Silver coin of Faustina II (good). Obv. FAVSTINA AVGVSTA. Rev. IVNO. X.1408 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, Constantine I (good). Obv. CONSTANTINVS P.F.AVG. Rev. MARTI CONSERVATORI. In exergue PT. X.1409 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 2nd Brass of ?Hadrian, illeg. X.1410 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE 3rd Brass of Valens. Obv. [D.N.VALENS P.F.AVG.] Rev. [GLORIA ROMANORVM]. X.1411 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON? 1st Brass of ?Hadrian, illeg. X.1412 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH 3rd Brass of Gallienus. Obv. GALL . . . VG. Rev. Antelope XII in the exergue. X.1413 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Tetricus. Obv. . . . P.F.AVG. Rev. . . . AVG. (Pax) X.1414 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Silver-washed bronze coin of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. PAX AVG. X.1415 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY 3rd Brass, Victorinus or Phillip I, illeg. X.1416 Roman Huntingdonshire ABBOTS RIPTON 2nd Brass of ?Commodus, illeg. X.1417 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) 3rd Brass of Gallienus. Obv. GALLIENVS . . . Rev. [IOVI PROPVG]NAT X.1418 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Constantius II. Obv. CONSTAN . . . AVG. Rev. VICTORIAE DD.AVGG.Q.NN. TRP in the exergue. (A good clear coin, especially the reverse) X.1419 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Gratian. Obv. . . . VS P.F.AVG. Rev. GLORIA ROMANORVM. X.1420 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass, illeg. X.1421 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Two 3rd Brasses of Tetricus, illeg. X.1422 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Gordian III, A.D. 241. Obv. IMP.GORDIANVS PIVS FEL.AVG. Rev. P.M.TR.P.IIII COS.II P.P. X.1423 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY 2nd Brass of Hadrian, illeg. X.1424 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Valentinian. Obv. D.N.VALENT . . . Rev. SECVRITAS . . . X.1425 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Decentius. Obv. . . . NTIVS NOB.CAES. Rev. illeg. X.1426 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 2nd Brass of Vespasian. Obv. . . . VESPASIAN.AVG. . . Rev. Pax, SC in the field. X.1427 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Constans, c.348 A.D. Obv. D.N.CONSTANS P.F. AVG. Rev. FEL.TEMP.REPARATIO TRS in the exergue. X.1428 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass, Licinius. Obv. . . . S P.F. AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1429 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Valens. Obv. . . . VALEN . . . Rev. GLORIA . . . SCON in the exergue. X.1430 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Allectus. Obv. IMP.C.ALLECTVS P.F.AVG. Rev. PAX AVG. SA in the field. X.1431 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Constantine I (as Caesar, A.D. 306-8). Obv. CONSTANTINVS NOB.C. Rev. VOT.XX in wreath. X.1432 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 2nd Brass of Antoninus Pius, A.D. 155. Obv. . . . VS P.P.TR.P.XVIII Rev. BRITANNIA COS.IIII SC in the exergue. (Struck to commemorate victory over Brigantes, A.D. 154-5). X.1433 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Tetricus II, illeg. X.1434 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Bass , 4th cent., ?Constantius, illeg. X.1435 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Constans. Obv. D.N.CONSTANS P.F.AVG. (good obverse) Rev. illeg. X.1436 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Valentinian. Obv. D.N.VALENTINIANVS P.F. . . Rev. . . . CVRITAS REIPVBLICAE SMAQP in the exergue. X.1437 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 1st Brass of Galerius (as Caesar), A.D. 293-305. Obv. MAXIMIANVS NOBIL.C. Rev. MONETA SACRA AVGG.ET CAESS.NN. PTR in the exergue. X.1438 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 1st Brass of Trajan. Obv. AVG.GER.DA . . . Rev. illeg. X.1439 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass, ?Constantius II. Obv. illeg. Rev. GLOR . . . PLG in the exergue. X.1440 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. . . . NVS MAX.AVG. Rev. . . . RCITVS. Mint mark illeg. X.1441 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. illeg. Rev. (GLORIA EXERCITVS) X.1442 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Tetricus I. Obv. . . . TETRICVS . . . Rev. illeg. X.1443 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Crispus. Obv. CRISPVS NOB.CAES. Rev. BEAT.TRANQVILITAS. VOTIS XX on altar. PLN in the exergue. X.1444 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON 1st Brass, ?Vespasian or Hadrian, illeg. X.1445 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass, 3rd cent., illeg. X.1446 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 3rd Brass of Gallienus. Obv. . . . NVS . . . Rev. . . . OLI CONS.AVG. X.1447 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON? Silver coin of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. LAETITIA AVG. X.1448 Roman Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass, 4th cent., illeg. X.1449 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass of Constans. Obv. . . . CONSTA . . . Rev. . . . REPARATIO X.1450 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM 3rd Brass of Valens. Obv. D.N.VALEN . . . Rev. GLORIA . . . X.1451 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE 3rd Brass of ?Constantine II, illeg. X.1452 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass of Constans. Obv. illeg. Rev. [FEL.TEMP.REPARATIO]. X.1453 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass, illeg. X.1454 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass, illeg. X.1455 Roman Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS 1st Brass of ?Trajan, illeg. X.1456 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON? 3rd Brass of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. HERC.DEVS ONIENSI X.1457 Roman Bedfordshire STAPLOE Two 3rd Brasses, one of Magnentius, illeg.; the other illeg. X.1458 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass, illeg. X.1459 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. . . .TINVS P.F.AVG. Rev. . . .CTO COMITI X.1460 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Constantine II. Obv. . . .NVS IVN.N.C. Rev. GLOR . . . TRS in the exergue. X.1461 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass, Urbs Roma or Constantinopolis, illeg. X.1462 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass, Constantinopolis. Obv. CONSTANTINOPOLIS. Rev. Victory, PLG in the exergue. X.1463 Roman Czechoslovakia NO PROVENANCE Silver coin of Antoninus Pius. Obv. ANTONINVS AVG.PIVS P.F.TR.P. . . Rev. COS.IIII X.1464 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Claudius II. Obv. illeg. Rev. IOVI . . . X.1465 Roman NO PROVENANCE 2nd Brass of Hadrian. Obv. IMP.CAESAR TRAIAN.HADRIA . . . Rev. illeg., SC in the field. X.1466 Roman Czechoslovakia NO PROVENANCE Silver coin of Trajan. Obv. IMP.C.TRAIANO AVG.GER.DA. . . Rev. S.P.Q.R.OP . . . RINCIPI. VIA TRAIANA in exergue. X.1467 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Constantine II, ?barbarous copy, illeg. X.1468 Roman NO PROVENANCE 2nd Brass of Claudius. Obv. TI.CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG.P.M.TR.P.IMP. Rev. illeg.. X.1469 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Claudius II. Obv. [DIVO] CLAVDIO. Rev. CONSECRATIO. X.1470 Roman Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Claudius II. Obv. . . . CLAVDIVS . . . Rev. SPES PVBLICA. X.1471 Roman NO PROVENANCE Two 3rd Brasses of Valens. Obv. D.N.VALENS P.F.AVG. Rev. GLORIA ROMANORVM X.1472 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. SAECVLI FELICITAS. X.1473 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Gratian. Obv. D.N.GRATIA . . . Rev. VOT. XX MVLT.XXX in wreath. X.1474 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Constantine II (as Caesar). Obv. . . . IVN.NOB.C. Rev. BEATA TRANQVILITAS. PLON in the exergue. X.1475 Roman NO PROVENANCE 1st Brass of Faustina II, illeg. X.1476 Roman Huntingdonshire NEEDINGWORTH 2nd Brass of Postumus. Obv. . . . POSTVMUS P.F.AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1477 Roman Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL 4th Brass, ?Constantine II, illeg. X.1478 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass of Constantine II (as Caesar). Obv. CONSTANTINVS IVN.NOB.C. Rev. CAESARVM NOSTRORVM, VOT X in wreath, PLON in the exergue. X.1479 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY 1st Brass of Antoninus Pius, AD 151. Obv. IMP.CAES.T.AEL.HADR.ANTONINVS AVG.P.P. Rev. TR.POT.XIII COS.IIII, SC in the field, MON.AVG. in the exergue. X.1480 Roman NO PROVENANCE 2nd Brass of Vespasian, A.D. 77-8. Obv. IMP.CAES.VESPASIAN.AVG.COS.VIII.P.P. Rev. [AEQVITAS] AVGVSTI, SC in the field. X.1481 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE 4th Brass of ?Valentinian II, ?barbarous imitation. Obv. illeg. Rev. . . . IA AVGG. X.1482 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE 2nd Brass of Constans. Obv. illeg. Rev. FEL.TEMP.REPARATIO. X.1483 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE 1st Brass of ?Vespasian, illeg. X.1484 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) 4th Brass of ?Arcadius, illeg. X.1485 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS P.F. AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1486 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass, Urbs Roma. Obv. VRBS ROMA Rev. TN in the exergue. X.1487 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 2nd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS P.F.AVG. Rev. SOLI INVICTO COMITI, PTR in the exergue. X.1488 Roman Huntingdonshire KINGS RIPTON 3rd Brass of Marcus Aurelius. Obv. ANTONINVS AVG.ARMENIACVS. Rev. ground smooth. X.1489 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON? 3rd Brass of Gallienus (good). Obv. GALLIE . . . S AVG. Rev. NEPTVNO CONS.AVG. X.1490 Roman Huntingdonshire UPTON 1st Brass of Faustina II. Obv. DIVA FAVSTINA PIA. Rev. Aeternitas. X.1491 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass of Valens. Obv. [D.N.VALENS P.F.AVG] Rev. [GLORIA ROMANORVM]. (Identification by Dr Kent). X.1492 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) 4th Brass of Constantius II, barbarous imitation. Obv. . . . TIVS P.F.AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1493 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY 1st Brass of ?Hadrian, illeg. X.1494 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY 3rd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS . . . Rev. illeg. X.1495 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY 1st Brass of ?Hadrian, illeg. X.1496 Roman Huntingdonshire KINGS RIPTON 3rd Brass of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. ground smooth. X.1497 Roman Huntingdonshiree ST IVES 2nd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS . . . Rev. . . . AVVG. X.1498 Roman Bedfordshire LT BARFORD 1st Brass of Vespasian. Obv. IMP.CAESAR VESPASIAN . . . Rev. PAX . . . SC in the field. X.1499 Roman NO PROVENANCE 1st Brass of Faustina I, A.D. 141. Obv. DIVA FAVSTINA. Rev. AETERNITAS SC in the field. X.1500 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. HERC.DEVS ONIENSI. X.1501 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Tetricus, much clipped. Obv. . . . TETR . . . AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1502 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE 4th Brass of ?Tetricus. Obv. ? . . . TET . . . Rev. illeg. X.1503 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Silver coin of Postumus. Obv. . . .POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. MONETA AVG. X.1504 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of ?Valentinian, illeg. X.1505 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass of Constantine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS . . . Rev. BEATA TRANQ . . . , VOTIS XX on altar. X.1506 Roman NO PROVENANCE 4th Brass of Gratian, illeg., ?Gloria Exercitus rev. X.1507 Roman Czechoslovakia NO PROVENANCE 2nd Brass of Probus. Obv. IMP.C.M.AVR.PROBVS P.F.AVG. Rev. CONCORDIA MILITVM. MLXXI in the exergue (London mint). X.1508 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Constans. Obv. D.N.CONSTANS P.F.AVG. Rev. [FEL.TEMP.REPA]RATIO X.1509 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE 1st Brass of ?Hadrian, illeg. X.1510 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON? 3rd Brass of Gallienus. Obv. GALLIENVS AVG. Rev. DIAN[AE CONS.]AVG. ? in the exergue. X.1511 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON? 3rd Brass of Postumus (good). Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMUS P.F.AVG. Rev. FORTVNA AVG. X.1512 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE 2nd Brass of ?Vespasian, illeg. X.1513 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass, illeg. X.1514 Roman Huntingdonshire SPALDWICK 3rd Brass of ?Diocletian, illeg. X.1515 Roman Huntingdonshire LT STUKELEY 2nd Brass of Gordian. Obv. . . . GORDIANVS PIVS FEL.AVG. Rev. . . . AVGVSTI. X.1516 Roman Huntingdonshire COLNE (Camp Ground) 4th Brass, illeg., 4th cent. X.1517 Roman Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE 1st Brass of ?Vespasian, illeg. X.1518 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON? 3rd Brass, barbarous radiate, ?imitating coin of Tetricus. X.1519 Roman NO PROVENANCE 3rd Brass of Constantine I, A.D. 310. Obv. IMP.CONSTANTINVS AVG. Rev. SOLI INVICTO COMITI, SISC in the exergue. X.1520 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass, illeg., ?4th cent. X.1521 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON 3rd Brass of Tetricus. Obv. IMP.C.TETRICVS P.F.AVG. Rev. VIRTVS AVG. X.1522 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE 3rd Brass of Constantius II. Obv. . . . CONSTANT . . . Rev. GLORIA . . . X.1523 Roman Huntingdonshire SOUTHOE 3rd Brass, Urbs Roma. Obv. VRBS ROMA. Rev. Romulus & Remus. Mint mark illeg. X.1524 Roman Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS 3rd Brass of Constantine II (as Caesar). Obv. . . . IVN.NOB.CAES. Rev. BEATA TRANQVILLITAS, VOT XX in altar. Mint mark illeg. X.1525 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER 3rd Brass, illeg. X.1526 Roman NO PROVENANCE 2nd Brass of Diocletian (good). Obv. IMP.DIOCLETIANVS P.F.AVG. Rev. GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, B? in the field, TR in the exergue. X.1527 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass, Constantinopolis, illeg. X.1528 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES 3rd Brass of Tetricus. Obv. IMP.C.TETRICVS P.F.AVG. Rev. illeg. X.1529 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY 1st Brass of Faustina I, illeg. (Pietas rev.). X.1530 Roman Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS 2nd Brass of Claudius (quite good). Obv. TI.CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG.P.M.TR.P.IMP. Rev. Minerva, SC in the field. X.1531 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) Two 3rd Brasses, illeg., 4th cent. X.1532 Roman Huntingdonshire GT GRANSDEN 2nd Brass of Faustina II. Obv. FAVSTINA . . . Rev. Fecunditas, SC in the field. X.1533 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON 2nd Brass of Constantius I (as Caesar). Obv. CONSTANTIVS NOBIL.C. Rev. GENIO POPVLI ROMANI. IITR in the exergue. X.1534 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON 3rd Brass of Postumus. Obv. IMP.C.POSTVMVS P.F.AVG. Rev. P.M.TR.P.COS.II P.P. X.1535 Roman Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON 3rd Brass of Constantius II (as Caesar). Obv. FL.IVL.CONSTANTIVS NOB.C. Rev. GLORIA EXERCITVS, MSIS in the exergue. X.1536 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM (Knobbs Farm) 3rd Brass and 4th Brass, illeg. X.1537 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) 3rd Brass of Constatine I. Obv. CONSTANTINVS AVG. Rev. illeg., VOT XX in wreath. X.1538 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) 2nd Brass, illeg. X.1539 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherd of coarse ware. X.1540 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Upper stone of a beehive quern, of grey stone, about a third of the stone missing, the socket for the handle open to the grinding face. Max. ht. 12cms, diam. 28cms. X.1541 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Upper stone of large beehive quern, of grey stone, rough and slightly damaged, hole for handle penetrates to hopper. Max. ht. 18cms, diam. 36cms X.1542 Roman? Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Upper stone of a quern, cylindrical, of lava, radial grooves on grinding face with part of iron rynd held in position with lead. Two depressions at opposite points on the upper face. Diam. 28cms, ht. 5cms. X.1543 Roman Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Lower stone of a beehive quern, granite, grinding surface flat with irregular radial grooving, spindle hole penetrates right through. Diam. 39cms, ht. 9cms. X.1544 Roman? Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Cylindrical upper stone of a small quern, of cream stone, with depression in grinding face for rynd; upper surface convex with two vertical holes for handle. Diam. 16cms, ht. 7cms. X.1545 Roman? Huntingdonshire COLNE Cylindrical upper stone of a quern, lava, grooving on lower face. Diam. 20cms, ht. 5cms. X.1546 Roman Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Upper stone of a beehive quern, large, of grey stone, in two halves but cemented together. Diam. 29cms, ht. 18cms. X.1547 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Lower stone of a quern, very wide and flat with even grinding surface; in two halves cemented together. Spindle hole penetrates right through the stone. Diam. 46cms, ht. 7cms. X.1548 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Upper stone of a beehive quern, grey stone, grinding face quite smooth, hole for handle penetrates to hopper. Shape irregular. Diam. 35cms, ht. 12cms. X.1549 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Lower stone of a beehive quern, puddingstone, high and irregular with hole for peg which does not penetrate to the bottom of the stone. Diam. 27cms, ht. 9cms. X.1550 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of a flat quern stone of lava. Length 14cms. X.1551 Roman? Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS ?Upper stone of a cylindrical quern, lava, with lead set around the bottom of the spindle hole. Diam. 22cms, ht. 5cms X.1552 Roman? Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Disc-shaped piece of grey stone with square socket in the middle: ?upper stone of quern. Diam. 21cms, ht. 5cms. X.1553 Roman Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Upper stone of a low beehive quern, lava, with slight radial grooves on grinding face, five vertical holes on upper surface for handles, one of them still containing an iron core held in place with lead. Oblong recess on grinding face for rynd. Diam. 28cms, ht. 10cms. X.1554 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Large irregular upper stone of a beehive quern, grey stone, with tapering hopper, horizontal hole for handle is open to hopper and to grinding face. There is a hole for a second handle higher up the stone, with traces of the handle in the end of it. Diam. 36cms, ht. 14cms. X.1555 Roman Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Beehive quern of red gritty stone - the thick lower stone complete, the upper stone missing part of the top and side. Hole in lower stone for spindle; narrow hopper in upper stone, handle socket survives in section. Lower stone diam. 32cms, present ht. 13cms. X.1556 Roman? Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Upper stone of a cylindrical quern, lava, with deep socket for rynd on grinding face, two holes on upper surface for handle. Diam. 21cms, ht. 6cms. X.1557 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES Large pewter plate, plain, Type 4. Diam. 53cms. X.1558 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Priory) Gargoyle, limestone. An animal head and shoulders, perhaps a lion, with traces of mane under the gaping mouth, rounded ears, and bulging eyes. Two forepaws grasp the rectangular block of stone from which the animal rises. The channel along the top of the rectangular block (now the back, as the object is displayed vertically instead of in its original horizontal position) and through the mouth has been blocked up. Ht. 65cms, base 30cms square. X.1559 Palaeontology Russia BEREZOVKA Strands of Mammoth hair. A tuft of ginger hair, with pieces of short under-hair, and longer pieces of coarse outer hair. X.1560 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Crux type, BMC 3a, moneyer Leofric. "Fine" - Christies; "very rare" - Eaglen. X.1560-82 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver pennies minted at Huntingdon: indexed under Huntingdon to keep the collection together, although their find-spots may be different - mostly unknown - and X.1582 turns out not to have been minted at Huntingdon at all. See the individual cards for details. X.1560-82 (contd. 1) Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Since the coins were catalogued Eaglen has produced his magisterial "The Mint of Huntingdon" (in Books index as Robin EAGLEN, 1999). See also his article in "Records of Hunts" vol. 1 no. 10 (1980) and correspondence with him and with the late Antony Gunstone, filed under their respective names. X.1560-82 (contd. 2) Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Note that the other coins in this batch have labels by F. Elmore Jones, who described four of them in the British Numismatic Journal in 1964: so he didn't see the coins with Seaby tickets, which wre presumably still missing at the time of his visit. X.1561 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long cross type, BMC 4a, moneyer Aelfric. "Very fine" - Christies; "commonest Huntingdon type and moneyer" - Eaglen. X.1562 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long cross type, BMC 4a, moneyer Aelfric. "Extremely fine" - Christies. X.1563 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (976-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long cross type, BMC 4a, moneyer Aelfric. "Bent, very fine" - Christies. X.1564 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (976-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long cross type, BMC 4a, moneyer Osgut. "Very fine" - Christies; "also common (but less than Aelfric coins)" - Eaglen. X.1565 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long cross type, BMC 4a, moneyer Osgut. "Good very fine" - Christies. X.1566 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long cross type, BMC 4a, moneyer Osgut. "Very fine" - Christies. X.1567 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long cross type, BMC 4a, moneyer Osgut. "Fine" - Christies. X.1568 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. First small cross type, BMC 1 (last type of reign), moneyer Aethelstan (Hild. 1376). "Slightly bent, very fine and very rare" - Christies; "rare" - Eaglen. X.1569 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Cnut (1017-35), minted at Huntingdon. Short cross type. BMC xvi, moneyer Aelfgar. "Fine and possibly unique" - Christies; "3 other coins: 2 Copenhagen and 1 BMus (1960)" - Eaglen. X.1570 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Pacx type, BMC 4, moneyer Wulfwig. "Very fine" - Christies; "3 other coins: 1 Stockholm, 1 Copenhagen, 1 Eaglen (ex 2 Montagu '35)" - Eaglen. X.1571 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Expanding cross type, BMC 5, moneyer Godric. "Very fine" - Christies; "2 other coins: BMC 562 and Eaglen" - Eaglen. X.1572 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Helmet type, BMC 7a, moneyer Godwine. "Very fine" - Christies; "v. rare" - Eaglen. X.1573 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Hammer cross type, BMC xi, moneyer Godric. "Crack in centre, otherwise very fine" - Christies; "2 other coins, ex FEJ 386 (1971) and Eaglen" - Eaglen X.1574 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edwared the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Hammer cross type, BMC xi, moneyer Godric. "Very fine" - Christies. X.1575 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Hammer cross type, BMC xi, moneyer Godwine. "Piece missing, good fine" - Christies; "scarce, 6 other coins known" - Eaglen. X.1576 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Hammer cross type, BMC xi, moneyer Godwine. "Very fine" - Christies. X.1577 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Facing bust type, BMC xiii, moneyer Godwine. "Extemely fine" - Christies; "5 other coins known, incl. BMC 566 (ex Chancton)" - Eaglen. X.1578 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Facing bust type, BMC xiii, moneyer Godwine. "Very fine" - Christies. X.1579 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), minted at Huntingdon. Pellets in quatrefoil type, BMC xiv, moneyer Derlig. "Nearly fine and rare" - Christies; "2 other coins known - BMC 131and private coll." - Eaglen. X.1580 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), minted at Huntingdon. Pellets in quatrefoil type, BMC xiv, moneyer Elfwine. "Weak in places, otherwise very fine and rare" - Christies. "Very rare. Only the Norris coins known for moneyer. No cat refs yet found" - Eaglen. X.1581 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), minted at Huntingdon. Pellets in quatrefoil type, BMC xiv, moneyer Elfwine. "Slightly bent, weak in places, otherwise nearly fine and rare" - Christies. X.1582 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), minted at Romney, and presumably collected (?by H.E. Norris) in error, reading RVM as HVN. Pellets in quatrefoil type, BMC xiv, moneyer Wulfred. "Very fine and rare" - Christies. X.1582* Saxon Kent ROMNEY See X.1582, catalogued under HUNTINGDON. X.1583 Roman Somerset WALCOT Part of a military diploma: a fragment of bronze sheet with an inscription on each side, announcing the award by the emperor of Roman citizenship and the right to marry to a time-expired auxiliary soldier. The inscription probably read: (Outer) . . . CIVITAS . . . / . . .QVAS POST . . . / . . . SINGVLAS / VII K OCTOBER / TI.LARTIDIO CELER / PROCVLEIAN CVI P / PINQVOS / . . . ALE; (Inner) INETIITE / ITANN.SVB . . . / RIBVS VESTI PF / EST MISSIONE / IT IPSIS LI. 48 x 49mm. X.1583 (contd.) Roman X.1584 Medieval? Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS (Priory) Part of a floor tile of pink clay, with an indented shape containing a bird: wings raised, large-beaked head bowed down in front. 200 x 200 x 40mm. X.1585 Neolithic France CHARTRES Minature polished axehead of green, marbled stone, very attractive, and pierced in the middle to be hung from something - the hole plainly recent. Length 42mm. X.1586 Roman NO PROVENANCE Piece of painted wall plaster: a thick lump of slightly pink plaster, with fragments of tile or red stone mixed in, one surface smoothed and painted red. About 8cms long and 4½cms thick. X.1587 Iron Age Cambridgeshire WHITTLESEY (Horsey Toll) Part of a platter of Terra Nigra, fine wheelmade grey ware with foot ring, vertical rim and convex moulding inside the pot, where the wall meets the base. Original diam. c. 200mm. X.1588 Roman Huntingdonshire STOW LONGA Two pieces of the upper stone of a quern, quite wide and flat, of millstone grit (probably from Derbyshire). There is carved moulding on the top surface of each piece: on one of them it consists of two concentric curves, on the other, a well defined phallus. Estimated diam. 625mm, thickness at edge 40mm. X.1589 Roman Huntingdonshire BURY The upper stone of a beehive quern of puddingstone, with well defined hopper, some pieces knocked off the edges, and no trace of any hole for the handle. Diam. about 29cms, ht. about 10cms. X.1590 Roman Cambridgeshire RAMPTON The upper stone of a beehive quern of dark grey puddingstone, with the trace of a slot for a handle at the grinding surface. Diam. about 29cms, ht. about 10. X.1591 Roman Huntingdonshire ST IVES (Meadow Lane) Part of the top stone of a beehive quern of puddingstone, with large lumps knocked away from the sides. The vertical hole has been started from both the top and the bottom, but doesn't meet in the middle. Diam. about 27cms, ht. about 10cms. X.1592 Roman Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE About half of the upper stone of a beehive quern of puddingstone. Original diam. about 24cms, ht. about 10cms. X.1594 Roman Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY A quern stone of grey stone, perhaps the lower stone - despite having a central pivotal hole and concave grinding surface - as there is no hole for a handle to turn it. Diam. about 33cms, ht. about 10cms. X.1595 Roman Huntingdonshire HAIL WESTON The upper stone of a quern, of irregular beehive shape, made of red, gritty stone. It has a hopper/pivot hole running through the centre, and a deep, rectangular-sectioned hole for the handle. Diam. about 38cms, ht. about 13cms. X.1596 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Part of a quern, probably the upper stone, of pink, gritty stone. Diam. when complete about 44cms. X.1597 Roman Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Part of the upper stone of a quern, of pink, gritty stone, with part of the central hole visible. Diam. when complete about 44cms. X.1598 Roman Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN About half of the upper stone of a shallow quern of grey, gritty stone, showing part of the central pivot hole. Diam. when complete about 36cms, ht. about 5cms. X.1599 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY? (Stocking Close)? About half of the upper stone of a beehive quern, apparently quite irregularly shaped, of grey, gritty stone. The hole for the handle is present, and has two smaller holes in its bottom face, presumably connected with the fastening of the handle. Diam. when complete about 25cms, ht. about 14cms. X.1600 Roman? Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM About half of the upper stone of a cylindical quern of lava, with central pivot hole showing recesses to receive the end of a spindle, one of them with traces of ?lead used to fasten it in. There are also holes (two surviving, four originally presumably) in the upper surface of the stone. Diam. about 28cms, ht. about 10 cms. X.1601 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON An oval, flat piece of pink, gritty stone, conceivably the rubber or upper stone from a saddle quern. 26 x 14cms. X.1602 Roman Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD? (Salome Lodge)? A small piece of lava, roughly shaped as a segment of a disc and so probably part of a quern stone - quite shallow. About 23 x 13cms. X.1603 Roman Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE About one third of the lower stone of a quern, of pink, gritty, stone, quite shallow. Original diam. about 43cms, about 8cms thick. X.1604 Roman NO PROVENANCE About half of the upper stone of a beehive quern, irregularly shaped, of grey, gritty stone (?millstone grit), with central pivot hole or hopper, and the remains of the hole for the handle penetrating right through to it. Original diam. about 28cms, ht. about 14cms. X.1605 Roman? Huntingdonshire SAWTRY? (Stocking Close)? A segment of a circular piece of smooth, grey stone, probably part of the upper stone of a quern. Length about 23cms, ht. about 9cms. X.1606 Roman? NO PROVENANCE An irregularly shaped piece of lava, roughly in the shape of a segment of a circle, and so probably part of a quern stone. Length about 20cms. X.1610 Roman France? LYON? A fragment of a tesselated pavement: a piece of concrete, partly set with tesserae of grey and white stone, in two bands each three blocks wide. Length 125mm. X.1611 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1925) A stone roofing slate, of "Wittering Pendle", used as part of the lining of a grave. Lozenge shaped, of pink stone, with a nail hole at the top. Length about 34cms, thickness about 2.5cms. X.1612 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1904) A flat semi-circle of pinkish stone (?sandstone), perhaps used as a lid for a pot. Slightly more than half the circle survives, diam. 167mm, thickness 12mm. X.1613 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Two fossils, one of them partly embedded in a flinty matrix, of what look like echinoids or similar. The HLSI catalogue describes them (I think) as "Centrechinidae". Each about 22mm in diameter. X.1614 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil Clypeus echinoid, diam. about 70mm. X.1615 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil Clypeus echinoid, smaller than X.1614, diam. about 45mm. X.1616 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil Conulus echinoid, conical shape, height about 35mm. X.1617 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil trilobite, bent over with the head bowed forwards, partly embedded in a piece of grey-brown rock. Length about 25mm. X.1618 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil trilobite, embedded in a lump probably of Wenlock limestone, the trilobite a Calymene about 45mm long. X.1619 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil Gryphaea, large, flat-shelled and laminated, apparently with the inner shell still inside the outer. Length 105mm. X.1620 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil bivalve, Radulopecten, length 90mm. X.1621 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE A slab of grey stone bearing an impression of Lepidodendron, a Carboniferous plant (a giant club-moss, or Lycopod), length 135mm. X.1622 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Large fossilized vertebra from a Pliosaur, from an individual about 10m long. Max diam 185mm. X.1623 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE The antler of a red deer, with six points. Length 73cms. X.1624 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Cervical vertebra of Bos. X.1625 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Part of the skull of ?Bos. X.1626 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Three molars of Bos. X.1627 Palaentology ?Bedfordshire NO PROVENANCE Part of the 1st upper molar of a Straight-tusked Elephant or a young Mammoth. X.1628 Palaeontology Bedfordshire SANDY The tail-vertebra of a dinosaur (i.e. specifically a land animal), possibly Lower Cretaceous such as an Iguanadon, and perhaps from the Greensand: a long vertebra with a slight spine. Length about 11cms. X.1629 Palaeontology Leicestershire NO PROVENANCE Part of a Mammoth tusk, fragmentary and repaired with plaster. Present length about 52cms. X.1630 Palaeontology Northamptonshire WOODFORD Two fossil bivalves: Pholadomya deltoidaea. Lengths 86mm and 40mm. X.1631 Palaeontology Somerset BATH Part of a boar's tusk. Length 65mm, broken at both ends. X.1632 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Part of a reindeer antler. HLSI catalogue: "part of brow tine and main beam"; Gordon Chancellor (1993) identifies it as from a young reindeer. Length about 45cms. X.1633 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Molar of horse (identified for HLSI by C. Forster Cooper of Cambridge University Museum of Zoology) or of cow (according to Gordon Chancellor of Peterborough Museum, 1993). X.1634 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Molar of Bos. X.1635 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ELLINGTON Fossil Gryphaea: single shell 48mm long. X.1636 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Part of the molar of a Straight- tusked Elephant. X.1637 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire GT GRANSDEN The tips of two belemnites, lengths 84 and 47mm. X.1638 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY The vertebra of an Ichthyosaur, about 75mm diam. X.1639 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL The antler of a red deer: six-pointed, but with three of the points broken off. No obvious sign of any working or cutting. Length about 68cms. X.1640 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON? The incisor tusk of a Hippopatamus. Length about 33cms. X.1641 Zoology NO PROVENANCE The shell of a large bivalve, ?scallop, encrusted with the shells of numerous barnacles. Max diam. 130mm. X.1642 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Part of the skull of a pig (perhaps a wild boar). X.1643 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Fossil ammonite, perisphinctid and probably from Oxford Clay. Max. diam. 78mm X.1644 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Part of a fossil ammonite still partly embedded in rock: a perisphinctid. Max diam. about 85mm. X.1645 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON The tip of a fossil belemnite, present length 80mm. X.1646 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Fossil bivalve, Pholadomya. X.1647 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Two fossil Gryphaea dilobotes from the ?Oxford Clay, lengths 75 and 47mm. X.1648 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Fossil Gryphaea arcuata, derived from the Lower Jurassic. X.1649 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire PIDLEY The horn cores and part of the skull of an ox, ?Bos primigenius: the skull fragile and crumbling, but consolidated at one time with plaster and a piece of wood so that the two horns could be fastened together. Length about 90cms. X.1650 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES The molar of a Mammoth. Length about 20cms. X.1651 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES Part of the humerus of a rhinoceros: part of one joint and some of the shaft, present length about 31cms. X.1652 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES? Part of two atlas vertebrae of rhinoceros ?or hippopotamus, both imperfect and one especially so. X.1653 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES? Part of the pelvis of a rhinoceros ?or hippopotamus: the socket of the hip joint with some bone attached, present length about 28cms. X.1654 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES? The tibia of a rhinoceros ?or hippopotamus, length 37cms. X.1655 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire ST IVES? Part of the humerus of a rhinoceros ?or hippopotamus, length about 33cms. X.1656 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Piece of fossil wood from the Oxford Clay: a flat piece about 15cms long and 4½ wide, now broken into four pieces. X.1657 (Palaeolithic) Suffolk BRANDON Modern copy of a handaxe: unpatinated dark grey flint, pointed at one end and with a flat butt at the other. Length 125mm. X.1658 (Palaeolithic) Suffolk? BRANDON? Modern copy of a handaxe: brown and grey flint, pointed at one end and with a rounded butt at the other - very convincing! Length 110mm. X.1659 (Palaeolithic) Suffolk BRANDON Modern copy of a Levallois tortoise core: unpatinated dark grey flint, shaped with facets knocked off round the edge and the scar of a single large flake removed from the top. Length 88mm. X.1660 (Palaeolithic) Suffolk BRANDON Modern copy of an Upper Palaeolithic blade core: unpatinated dark grey flint, roughly conical with blade scars all round it. Ht. 49mm. X.1661 Palaeolithic Kent STURRY Handaxe of brown-grey flint with part of cortex present on the butt, manganese deposit on one face only. Length 130mm. X.1662 Palaeolithic Kent STURRY Handaxe of brown-grey flint, rather flat-sectioned with cortex on butt, water-rolled. Length 132mm. X.1663 Palaeolithic Kent STURRY Small handaxe of brown flint, well shaped with rounded butt, edges S-shaped. Length 97mm. X.1664 Palaeolithic Kent STURRY Large and heavy flake tool of brown flint, almost like a handaxe in shape but made on a flake, with one face worked and some retouch round the edges. ?Mousterian, rather rolled. Length 115mm. X.1665 Palaeolithic Kent STURRY Large flake tool of multi-coloured yellow-brown flint, a large blade with some crude retouch on the edges. Length 105mm. X.1666 Palaeolithic Kent STURRY Flake tool of yellow flint, with crude retouch down the edges, water rolled. Length 107mm. X.1667 Palaeolithic France LE MOUSTIER Mousterian point of dark grey flint, retouched round edges. Length 74mm. X.1668 Palaeolithic France LE MOUSTIER Mousterian point of dark grey flint, with steep retouch round the edges. Length 74mm. X.1669 Palaeolithic France LE MOUSTIER Side scraper: wide, flat flake of light grey flint with some cortex, retouch round the edges. Length 69mm. X.1670 Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE Blade of brown flint, unpatinated, with retouch down both long edges for use as a side scraper. Length 126mm. X.1671 Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE End scraper of white ?chert, made on a slender blade with retouch round the end. Length 91mm. X.1672 Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE Dihedral burin of brown-grey flint, length 92mm. X.1673 Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE Dihedral burin of brown flint, with burin at one end and some retouch at the other, some cortex remaining. Length 56mm. X.1674 Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE Burin/end scraper of light brown-grey flint with some cortex: possible dihedral burin at one end, and steep retouch at the other. Length 81mm. X.1675 Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE End scraper on blade of grey ?chert, steep retouch round end. Length 77mm. X.1676 Palaeolithic France VÉZÈRE End scraper on blade of light brown-grey flint, retouched to give round end, with notches (?accidental) in the scraper end and on one side. Length 65mm. X.1677 Palaeolithic Kent NORTHFLEET Five flakes of brown-black flint, with some retouch: ?Middle Palaeolithic, ?Levallois technique. X.1678 Palaeolithic Kemt SWANSCOMBE Three flakes of grey-black flint, with some cortex, with retouch to make them into side scrapers and an end scraper. X.1679 Palaeolithic Kent GALLEY HILL Four flakes of grey-brown-black flint, with some cortex, with retouch to make end scrapers and side scrapers. X.1680 Palaeolithic Kent? NO PROVENANCE Two flakes of grey-brown flint. X.1681 Palaeolithic Kent? NO PROVENANCE A thick flake (?Levallois) and three thin flakes with retouch, of brown-black flint. X.1682 Palaeolithic Kent GALLEY HILL Thick flake of brown flint, ?Levallois technique with flakes removed from one side and some retouch at one end. Length 82mm. X.1683 Palaeolithic Suffolk FELIXSTOWE Three flint flakes patinated white and water rolled; one is retouched, perhaps as an end scraper, the other two have no obvious sign of use as tools. X.1684 Neolithic Sussex CHANCTONBURY Two flakes of grey-patinated flint, one retouched perhaps for use as a scraper. X.1685 Neolithic Sussex CISSBURY Two large flakes of white-patinated flint, one with some cortex, the other with negative scars on the back. X.1686 Neolithic Sussex? BROMHILL WARREN Blade of grey-patinated flint, broken across, with no obvious sign of retouch or purpose. Length 70mm. X.1687 Neolithic Sussex SOMPTING Two waste flakes of white-patinated flint. X.1688 Neolithic Sussex FERRING Small blade of white-patinated flint. Length 47mm. X.1689 Neolithic? NO PROVENANCE Two small pieces of flint - one retouched as a scraper, with a narrow tang or similar at the other end; the other perhaps a small end scraper; and a small piece of curved bone, presumably a rib. X.1690 Palaeolithic Norfolk CROMER Piece of core of brown flint, with flake scars, water rolled. Length 72mm. X.1691 Palaeolithic Norfolk CROMER Thick flake of yellow-patinated flint, waste flake presumably. Length 66mm. X.1692 Palaeolithic Northamptonshire PETERBOROUGH Cortical flake of buff-patinated flint with retouch round the edges, length 80mm. A rather attractive scraper. X.1693 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WOODSTON Four flakes of various shapes, sizes and patinations, one with heavy retouch apparantly for use as a side scraper. X.1694 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN? Eleven flakes of various shapes, sizes and patinations, some with retouch to make them into scrapers. One very small scraper could perhaps be Mesolithic; two large unpatinated scrapers could be Neolithic. Some at least seem to show Levallois technique, with negative flake scars on the backs. X.1694* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN See X.1694, catalogued under Palaeolithic, which may include a Mesolithic scraper. Also, several of the groups of Neolithic flints may include Mesolithc microliths. X.1695 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Very large flake of yellow-patinated flint, with negative flake scars on the back; waste flake presumably. Width 135mm. X.1696 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Scraper of buff-patinated flint, a thick flake with some shallow retouch round the edges. Length 99mm. X.1697 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Cortical flake of brown flint, some possible retouch round the edge. Length 57mm. X.1699 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Side scraper of grey flint: cortical flake with retouch, length 77mm. X.1700 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Scraper of black flint, thick flake with retouch round edges, length 79mm; and cortical waste flake, length 65mm. X.1701 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flake of brown-patinated flint, possible retouch to make a scraper, length 62mm. X.1702 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Bifacially worked piece of brown flint, length 82mm; and three waste flakes. X.1703 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flake of grey-patinated black flint, with possible retouch for use as side scraper. Length 51mm. X.1704 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH 38 flints of various shapes, sizes and patinations, mostly waste flakes. X.1705 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Eleven waste flakes and one core, various sizes and patinations. X.1706 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire EARITH Large waste flake of grey-patinated flint, length 99mm. X.1707 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Four waste flakes and four cores, or bits of cores - two of the latter perhaps used as hammerstones. X.1708 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Seven large, rough flakes or cores of yellow-patinated flint; also a smaller, more delicately worked flake - flaked also on the dorsal side - of grey-patinated flint. X.1709 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Core of brown-patinated flint, length 59mm. X.1710 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON A hammerstone and 14 flakes, of various shapes, sizes and patinations. X.1711 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON A brown-patinated flint worked on both sides, length 82mm; and a small cortical flake of grey flint, length 45mm. X.1712 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Two small cores and a flake, various patinations. X.1713 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire FLETTON Water-rolled flake of yellow-patinated flint, length 47mm. X.1714 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Thick cortical flake of yellow-patinated flint, with retouch round the edges. Length 90mm. X.1715 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Thick cortical flake of yellow-patinated flint, length 86mm. X.1716 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Implement of yellow-patinated flint: curious - one side of it is flaked to the shape of a small oval handaxe, but the other side, which includes some cortex, has a natural hole going right into the flint, almost as far as the other side. Length 77mm. X.1717 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) An attractive flake tool of slightly patinated grey flint: ?Mousterian technique, with the flake shaped on the back and then extensively retouched to give a rounded edge. Length 65mm. X.1718 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Maddy's Pit) 31 flakes of various sizes, shapes and patinations; some of them are flaked on the reverse side, ?Levallois technique; some may have retouch, and there is a possible point and a possible burin. X.1719 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Core of white-patinated flint, length 72mm; and waste flake of grey-patinated, length 62mm. X.1720 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY 2 cores and 4 worked flakes, various sizes, shapes and patinations, but all quite large and coarse. X.1721 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Large, thick worked flake of grey flint, length 110mm. X.1722 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Core with flake scars with varying patinations - some brown and some blue-grey, with two scars unpatinated - so the flakes were presumably struck at widely differing dates. Length 86mm. X.1723 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD CLUNY Levallois tortoise core: cortical piece of brown-black flint with flake scars on one face, possible retouch on the edges. Length 94mm. X.1724 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire OFFORD Thick flake of dark brown flint with flake scars on the back. Length 63mm X.1725 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire OFFORD Small flake of blue-grey patinated flint, length 46mm. X.1726 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire OFFORD Small flake of blue-grey patinated flint, perhaps worked into a burin. Length 46mm. X.1727 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire OFFORD Small flake of white-patinated flint, length 59mm. X.1728 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire PAXTON Flake of blue-grey-patinated flint. Length 57mm. X.1729 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Four flakes, two of them with possible retouch for use as scrapers. X.1730 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Thick flake of orange-patinated flint, flake scars on the back, much water-rolled. Length 69mm. X.1731 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake with flake scars on the back, ?Levallois, yellow-patinated grey flint. Length 86mm. X.1732 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES 13 flakes, various shapes, sizes and patinations. X.1733 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES 7 flakes of various shapes, sizes and patinations. X.1734 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES 13 flakes of various shapes, sizes and patinations - one of them apparently retouched as a thick scraper; and a hammerstone. X.1735 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Hammerstone of grey-brown flint. Length 82mm. X.1736 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Six flakes of various shapes, sizes and patinations. X.1737 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Two flakes, one perhaps used as a hammerstone. X.1738 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of orange-patinated flint, perhaps retouched to make a scraper. Length 99mm. X.1739 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Two flakes. X.1740 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Flake of brown-patinated flint, with flake scars on the back. Length 83mm. X.1741 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Two flakes. X.1742 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Core of brown-patinated flint. Length 64mm. X.1743 Palaeolithiic Huntingdonshire WYTON ?Hammerstone of black flint. Length 80mm. X.1744 Palaeontology NO PROVENANCE Fossil echinoid, species not known, well preserved shell with sockets for spines. Diam. 32mm. X.1745 Palaeontology Cambridgeshire BURWELL Fossil of some kind, ?shell, looking a bit like part of a spiral of rope, set in a slab of chalk. Length 98mm. X.1746 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Most of a very large ammonite, now in four pieces but fitting together to give a complete outer section but with some of the middle missing. It seems to resemble the large Perisphinctes found at St Ives (83.08, qv). Diam. about 37cms. X.1747 Zoology NO PROVENANCE The left lower molar of an Indian elephant, length 180mm. X.1748 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY A pottery mould, used for stamping the image of a mitred abbot, perhaps onto consecrated wafers. A disc of hard-fired pink ware, roughly circular, with the upper half of the abbot holding a crozier in his left hand and raising his right in blessing; under a thin archway, and with an irregular moulding round the top and sides. Max. diam. 66mm, thickness 18mm. With three casts of the image, one in wax and two in plaster of paris. X.1748 (contd.) Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY X.1749 Medieval Northamptonshiore DESBOROUGH The seal matrix of an abbot of Ramsey Abbey, one of the two abbots named John of Warboys, 1473-89 or 1507-39 (the last abbot). A circular disc of bronze with a design of the Virgin and Child under an elaborate canopy of Perpendicular tracery. Round the edge is the inscription "Sigillum Ihns Gurdebois Abbis Monasterii de Ramesii". Diam. 58mm, thickness 3mm. With a cast of the seal in wax. X.1749 (contd.) Medieval Northamptonshire DESBOROUGH X.1749* Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY See X.1749, catalogued under Desborough, Northants. X.1750 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. First Hand type, moneyer Aelfric, Seaby 1144. "Very fine, a little creased, £120-150" - Glendining's 1993. X.1750-62 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver pennies minted at Huntingdon: As with X.1560-82, these coins are indexed under Huntingdon where they were minted - their find-spots are all unknown. X.1750-62 (contd.) Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) All correspondence concerning this transaction is filed under "Collections". Note the information copied from newspapers, which is largely uninformative. Peter Mitchell believes that there were arrests in 1964 and that the 1993 vendor acquired the coins in good faith (she was elderly and female - widow of a collector? I don’t think women go in for collecting much). Mr Mitchell says that only two particularly rare coins are still missing - though he is presumably referring only to Saxon coins, as the list in the "Hunts Post" 20.8.1964 includes other coins that certainly don't seem to be here now. See also EAGLEN 1999 p. 53. X.1751 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. First Hand type, moneyer Aelfric, Seaby 1144. "About very fine, a little creased, £100-140" - Glendining's 1993. X.1752 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long Cross type, moneyer Aelfric, Seaby 1151. "Very fine, £100-125" - Glendining's 1993. X.1753 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long Cross type, moneyer Osgut, Seaby 1151. "Very fine, £100-125" - Glendining's 1993. X.1754 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Long Cross type, moneyer Aelfric, Seaby 1151. "Very fine, £100-120" - Glendining's 1993. X.1755 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Aethelred II (979-1016), minted at Huntingdon. Helmet type, moneyer Aelfnoth, Seaby 1152. "Fine and rare, £75-100" - Glendining's 1993. X.1756 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Cnut (1016-35), minted at Huntingdon. Helmet type, moneyer Eadnoth, Seaby 1158. "Very fine, £100-120" - Glendining's 1993. X.1757 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Cnut (1016-35), minted at Huntingdon. Short Cross type, moneyer Aelfgar, Seaby 1159. "Very fine, £100-120" - Glendining's 1993. X.1758 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Trefoil Quadrilateral type, moneyer Leofric, Seaby 1174. "Good fine and very rare, £150-200" - Glendining's 1993. X.1759 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Hammer Cross type, moneyer Godric, Seaby 1182. "Very fine and rare, £140-180" - Glendining's 1993. X.1760 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Hammer Cross type, moneyer Godric, Seaby 1182. "Very fine and rare, £140-180" - Glendining's 1993. X.1761 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), minted at Huntingdon. Hammer Cross type, moneyer Godwin, Seaby 1182. "Better [than another coin in the same lot, which was "fine"], £40-50" - Glendining's 1993. X.1762 Saxon (Huntingdonshire) (HUNTINGDON) Silver penny of Harold II (1066), minted at Huntingdon. Sole Paxs type, bust left without sceptre, moneyer Godwine, Seaby 1187. "Very fine, very rare, £400-600" - Glendining's 1993. X.1763 Roman NO PROVENANCE Fragment of tesselated pavement: concrete base with rows of dark grey tesserae surrounding a single, larger tessera of light grey. Has been broken in half and glued together again at some stage. Max length 130mm. X.1764 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Stuffed bird: a female Goosander, web-footed bird with grey-white plumage and red-brown head, standing facing right of case, with plain background. In glass-fronted case 470 x 440 x 210mm. X.1765 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Two stuffed birds: a pair of Night Herons, with white, grey and black plumage and distinctive barbs on the back of the head; one bird squatting facing right, the other standing facing left, with grasses and reeds etc. In glass-fronted case 480 x 580 x 270mm. X.1766 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Seven stuffed birds: three Hawfinches (two female and one male) and four others; on a branch in a variety of poses. In a case with glass front and glass half-sides, 510 x 380 x 140mm. X.1767 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Six stuffed birds: two Kingfishers, a Starling and three others; arranged among twigs and grasses, one of the Kingfishers shown in the act of diving. In glass-fronted case 470 x 450 x 220mm. X.1768 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Three stuffed birds: a Lapwing, Golden Plover and Grey Plover, standing in a background of plants. In a glass-fronted case 510 x 380 x 220mm. X.1769 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Two stuffed birds: two unknown exotic birds, both with black plumage; one has a short buff beak and brown iris, the other a long, curving black beak, bright blue iris and bottle-green-sheened feathers on the breast; on a branch among ferns with a metallic-sheened beetle. In a case with glass front and glass half-sides, 530 x 400 x 250mm. X.1770 Neolithic Sussex CISSBURY Large flake of white-patinated flint with negative scars on the back, presumably a waste flake. Length 120mm. X.1771 Neolithic Sussex CISSBURY Eight large waste flakes of white-patinated flint. X.1772 Neolithic Sussex CLAPHAM Six waste flakes of white-patinated flint. X.1773 Neolithic Norfolk? WEETING? Flake of white-patinated flint, with the back flaked away but no retouch on the edge. Length 73mm. X.1774 Palaeolithic NO PROVENANCE Thirteen waste flakes of various colours and patinations. Some could well be Neolithic. X.1775 Palaeolithic NO PROVENANCE A pebble of grey flint, flaked at one end. Length 57mm. X.1776 Palaeolithic France CAMIERS Fourteen waste flakes of flint, some of them probably Mesolithic. X.1777 Palaeolithic France ABBEVILLE Three waste flakes of grey flint, one of them with steep retouching round the edge. X.1778 Palaeolithic France NO PROVENANCE Eleven worked flints of various forms. X.1779 Palaeolithic France NO PROVENANCE A crude point made from a pebble of black flint with some of the cortex left round the butt. Length 82mm. X.1780 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Ten waste flakes of varying flints and patinations, one of them probably Neolithic. X.1781 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD (Allen's Pit) Cortical waste flake of brown flint. Length 62mm. X.1782 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD A small scraper of black flint. Length 44mm. X.1783 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Flake of brown flint. Length 32mm. X.1784 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Three waste flakes of grey flint. X.1785 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Three stuffed birds: a male and female Garganey and a Rail of some kind; the Garganeys web-footed with attractive mottled plumage, the Rail brown and grey with long green legs; mounted on ?papier-maché riverbank scene with vegetation. In a glass-fronted case 780 x 480 x 220mm. X.1786 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Stuffed bird: a Barn Owl, perched on a piece of branch and surrounded by dried vegetation. In a case with glass front and glass half-sides, 280 x 370 x 230mm. X.1787 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Stuffed bird: a Scarlet Ibis, with bright red plumage and long, curved beak, mounted on a natural-looking base with some vegetation. In glass-fronted case 310 x 570 x 270mm. X.1793 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Part of an amber bead, disc-shaped with a central hole, decayed and part of the circumference missing. Diam. 8mm X.1794 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Sherds of pottery, coarse black inside with buff exterior, a few of them glued together. X.1795 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Soil. X.1796 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Fragments of cremated bone. X.1797 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Fragments of cremated bone. X.1798 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON A piece of cremated bone. X.1799 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Tiny fragments of cremated bone. X.1800 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON A few fragments of pottery. X.1801 (Bronze Age) Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Small rim-sherd of Romano-British red ware. X.1802 Bronze Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Small triangular scraper of grey flint, with steep retouch apparently on the striking platform above the bulb. Length 34mm. X.1803 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Sherds of wheel-made coarse ware from various pots. X.1804 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Sherd of coarse orange-buff ware with grooved decoration. X.1805 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Handmade rim sherd of black ware. X.1806 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Two sherds glued together from the rim of a wheelmade jar of grey-pink ware with horizontal rilling. X.1807 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Rim sherd of handmade pot in grey-red ware. X.1808 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Rim sherd of grey-pink ware, hand made. X.1809 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Three sherds of hard, dark grey ware, one with girth-grooves; and a fragment of coarse red ware. X.1810 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Two sherds of hard pink ware with grey core, with soil. X.1811 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Sherds of coarse ware, some of them perhaps Romano-British. X.1812 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON Potsherds of various wares. X.1813 [Iron Age] Huntingdonshire BRAMPTON ?Neolithic scraper of grey flint, length 48mm. X.1814 Roman Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Sherds of undecorated Samian (Dr. 33), colour coated ware (inc. Nene Valley), mortaria and coarse ware (including most of a flat-bottomed dish of black ware); two pieces of roofing tile and two flat slabs of stone (?from building). X.1831 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Socketed iron spearhead, much corroded with only the centre of the blade and most of the socket surviving. Length 188mm. X.1832 Saxon Northamptonshire NASSINGTON Bronze brooch, small-long (Leeds Trefoil head type): with decoration of punched circles; pin missing but spring still present. Length 73mm. X.1833 Saxon Northamptonshire NASSINGTON Bronze brooch, square-headed long type (Leeds trefoil headed type Rii): with decoration of punched circles, spring and pin missing. Length 77mm. X.1834 Saxon Northamptonshire NASSINGTON Open-work circular bronze brooch, with swastika pattern in the middle; spring and catchplate present but pin missing. Diam. 58mm. X.1835 Saxon Cambridgeshire HISTON Bronze strap-end, leaf-shaped with the pointed end given crude eyes to look like the head of an animal, and curved decoration on the rest of the same side (the other side blank); the opposite end to the eyes is split into two leaves which have two rivet holes through both of them - slightly damaged. Length 70mm. X.1836 Saxon? Huntingdonshire ST IVES ?Spindle-whorl: biconical piece of lead with hole through the middle and raised ribs on both faces. Diam. 29mm. X.1837 Saxon Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Small bronze brooch, Leeds square head (plain ) type; no decoration visible. Part of swivel for pin and part of catch plate survive. Length 67mm. X.1838 Saxon Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Small bronze brooch, Leeds square head (plain ) type; some decoration of engraved parallel lines near the edges. Pivot and catch plate mostly intact on the back. Length 65mm. X.1839 Saxon Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Sixteen amber beads, roughly shaped and pierced in the middle for threading as a necklace. X.1840 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Bronze small long brooch, Leeds cross pattee derivative type; with cast decoration and punched semi-circles on the front, parts of the outer lobes of the head lost. Part of the pivot and catch plate survive on the back. Length 65mm. X.1841 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Bronze small long brooch, Leeds cross pattee derivative type; with cast decoration. Parts of the iron spring and the catch plate survive on the back. Length 66mm. X.1842 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Handmade jar of coarse grey ware, containing cremated bones: the jar is round-bottomed, tapering inwards from a shoulder to a neck with everted rim; has been broken and restored, part of the rim is missing. Ht. 230mm. X.1843 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Part of a human cranium, and a rim sherd of handmade grey ware. X.1848 Medieval Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY A rim of red ware, made up of four sherds; the rim everted and with finger dents on the rim, slight girth-groove round the bottom of the neck. X.1850 Medieval Huuntingdonshire ST NEOTS Sherds of St Neots ware and other coarse wares, some cream ware with a green glaze (?Stamford ware), and part of the spout of a pitcher of shelly red-grey (?St Neots) ware; also some pieces of glass and a fragment of bronze sheet. X.1854 Saxon Northamptonshire NASSINGTON Bronze brooch, square headed with crescentic foot (Leeds type a ii), with punched decoration and traces of iron spring of pin. Length 70mm. X.1855 Saxon Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Bronze brooch, square-headed, plain with nicks round the edges, and pivot and catch plate for pin. Length 72mm. X.1856 Saxon Northamptonshire NASSINGTON Bronze brooch, cruciform with crescentic bottom and elaborate protruding lobes, the top one partly broken off; rows of punched decoration round the edges; traces of iron spring of pin. Length 111mm. X.1857 Saxon Northamptonshire NASSINGTON The bronze pin from a penannular brooch: plain pin with the butt end formed into a hollow cylinder with lobes. Length 70mm. X.1858 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Iron socketed spearhead, plain and corroded. Length 225mm. X.1859 Saxon Northamptonshire NASSINGTON Iron pin with spiral head. Length 112mm. X.1905 Zoology Gloucestershire TETBURY Stuffed bird: a juvenile albino Swallow, mounted on a twig with vegetation. In a glass case 190 x 120 x 200mm. X.1906 Zoology Gloucestershire QUENINGTON Stuffed bird: a Dipper, perched on artificial rocks (?papier-maché) with simple landscape background in chalk. In a glass case 110 x 290 x 240mm. X.1907 Zoology NO PROVENANCE Stuffed bird: a Little Owl, perched on a small branch with moss etc. on the case bottom. In a glass case 160 x 240 x 320mm. X.1944 Mesolithic? France NO PROVENANCE Two very small flakes of black flint. X.1945 Mesolithic? Yorkshire NO PROVENANCE Seven small cores of various coloured flints showing the scars where flakes and blades have been taken off: some of them at least seem small enough to be Mesolithic X.1946 Mesolithic? Yorkshire SPEETON Worked tool of brown flint, something like an axehead or an adzehead but perhaps unfinished: one side quite flat, the other convex, roughly flaked all round. Length 117mm. X.1947 Mesolithic? Yorkshire NO PROVENANCE 41 microlithic flakes and blades, various shapes, sizes and patinations. X.1948 Mesolithic? Wales LLANDUDNO A limpet shell and a ?winkle shell. X.1949 Neolithic Bedfordshire STAPLOE Four cores of grey-black flint with some cortex. Length of largest 40mm. X.1950 Neolithic Bedfordshire STAPLOE Two flakes retouched to make scrapers, one very small and delicate, the other crude and with some cortex. Lengths 25mm and 36mm. X.1951 Neolithic Bedfordshire STAPLOE Three flakes, possibly burins, and two others with short points. Length of largest 52mm. X.1952 Neolithic Bedfordshire STAPLOE Two notched flakes, lengths 40mm and 27mm. X.1953 Neolithic Bedfordshire STAPLOE Five worked flakes, perhaps scrapers and the smallest possibly a very small leaf-shaped arrowhead. X.1954 Neolithic Bedfordshire STAPLOE Waste flakes. X.1955 Palaeolithic Kent GREENHITHE 21 flakes of grey-black flint. X.1956 Neolithic Cambridgeshire NO PROVENANCE Two flakes of white-patinated flint, lengths 48 and 44mm. X.1957 Neolithic Norfolk HEACHAM About half of a polished axehead of flint, patinated yellow-brown: the blade end, snapped off across the middle, of what was originally quite a large axe. Present length 91mm. X.1958 Neolithic Norfolk WEETING Lump of chalk from Grimes Graves coated on one side with an orange-brown deposit - ?pigment from some kind of wall painting. Length 67mm X.1959 Neolithic Norfolk WEETING A fragment of antler, presumably from an antler pick: the base of the antler and part of two branches. Length 105mm. X.1960 Neolithic Norfolk WEETING Seven large flakes of white-grey patinated flint. X.1961 Neolithic Yorkshire NO PROVENANCE Part of a polished axehead of white stone: the butt end, snapped off about half-way along, with sides bevelled off. Present length 92mm. X.1962 Neolithic Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Four flakes of grey flint, at least one of them retouched to make a scraper. X.1963 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE Flakes, cores, blades and scrapers of various sizes and patinations; some are probably Palaeolithic or Mesolithic. X.1963* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire NO PROVENANCE See X.1963, Neolithic, which probably includes Mesolithic material. X.1964 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Core of brown-white patinated flint, length 86mm; cortical flake of white-patinated flint, length 54mm. X.1965 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Two small flakes of white-patinated flint. X.1966 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Three flakes. X.1967 Neolithic etc. Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM 54 flakes, cores and scrapers, various sizes, shapes and patinations: may include Palaeolithic and/or Mesolithic material. X.1967* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM See X.1967 catalogued under Neolithic but perhaps including Mesolithic material. X.1968 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Small scraper of dark brown flint with some cortex, length 23mm. X.1969 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Seven flakes and cores, various sizes and patinations. X.1970 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Flake of ?brown chert, retouched as point or scraper, length 41mm. X.1971 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Four small flakes, three of them retouched as scrapers. X.1972 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Core of black flint patinated white on one side, with some cortex; length 45mm. X.1973 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Three flakes (one of them large and perhaps Palaeolithic) and a pyramidal core. X.1974 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Six flakes: one large and without retouch, perhaps Palaeolithic; the other five smaller and retouched as scrapers etc.- one exquisite and tiny one may be Mesolithic. X.1974* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM See X.1974, catalogued under Neolithic but perhaps including Mesolithic material. X.1975 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Small core of white-patinated flint with some cortex, length 34mm. X.1976 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM A core and two flakes. X.1977 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Two scrapers of black flint with some cortex, length 38mm and 37mm. X.1978 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Two cores and two flakes, all of grey flint, one of the cores apparently scarred by being used as a hammerstone after flaking. X.1979 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Sixteen very small flakes of white to grey-patinated flint, presumably Mesolithic. X.1980 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Cortical flake of black flint, with retouch along the edges to make a side-scraper. Length 40mm. X.1981 Neolithic etc. Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN A core and 8 flakes; the core has small enough scars perhaps to be Mesolithic. X.1982 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Two flakes, one of them with steep retouch to make an end scraper. Length 32mm and 42mm. X.1983 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Two flakes , lengths 38 and 43mm. X.1984 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN A core and 11 flakes, various sizes and patinations. X.1985 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN A core and a flake of white-patinated flint, lengths 53 and 34mm. X.1986 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Two flakes of white-patinated flint. X.1987 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Cortical flake of white-patinated flint. X.1988 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Notched flake of brown flint, length 34mm. X.1989 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Seven waste flakes, various patinations. X.1990 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Eight cores and waste flakes, various patinations; some could be Mesolithic. X.1991 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Seventeen flakes, various sizes and patinations; most of them are just waste flakes, but a few of the smallest ones could be Mesolithic microliths. X.1992 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire BUCKWORTH Three cores and 25 flakes, various sizes and patinations; some of the smaller flakes may be Mesolithic microliths. X.1992* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKWORTH See X.1992, catalogued under Neolithic, which may include Mesolithic material. X.1997 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire CATWORTH A core and three flakes, various patinations. X.1998 Neolithic Huntingdonshire CONINGTON Small flake of brown flint with some cortex, flaked both sides with some retouch. Length 28mm. X.1999 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Flake of brown-patinated flint, flaked on both sides but no retouch. Length 35mm. X.2000 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EARITH Blade of grey flint, length 55mm; and flake of brown flint, length 39mm. X.2001 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EASTON Three cores, nine flakes, two flakes with steep retouch to make end-scrapers, and one point; various patinations. X.2002 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON Numerous cores and flakes of various sizes and patinations; including an end-scraper, a side-scraper, two points and a possible micro-burin (Mesolithic if so: some of the cores could be Mesolithic too). X.2002* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire EATON SOCON See X.2002, catalogued under Neolithic, which may include Mesolithic material. X.2003 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ELLINGTON Thick flake of grey-brown flint, with some cortex. Length 38mm. X.2004 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Small flake of black flint, perhaps made into a hollow scraper or burin. Length 28mm. X.2005 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Cortical flake of black flint, with hinge fracture retouched to form a point. Length 40mm. X.2006 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Cortical flake of black flint retouched to a point. Length 48mm. X.2007 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Flake of flint, fire-crackled. Length 47mm. X.2008 Neolithic Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Cores and flakes of various sizes and patinations. X.2009 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GLATTON Five flakes, four of black flint and one white-patinated: one of the black flakes retouched to form a side scraper. X.2010 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire LT GIDDING Two cortical flakes of grey-patinated flint, one large and thick (length 50mm), the other smaller and thinner (length 37mm). X.2011 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Flake of grey-patinated flint with some retouch along the edges. Length 32mm. X.2012 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Core of black flint: small flake scars, could be Mesolithic. Length 37mm. X.2012* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER See X.2012, catalogued under Neolithic, which could be a Mesolithic core. X.2013 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Flake of brown flint, length 39mm. X.2014 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Blade of grey-brown flint, retouched on both sides to give two hollow scraper edges. Length 68mm. X.2015 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Circular scraper of black flint with some cortex, length 39mm. X.2016 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Flake of dark brown flint with some cortex, length 41mm. X.2017 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HAIL WESTON Cortical flake of grey flint with steep retouch to make an end scraper, patches of white patination. Length 41mm. X.2018 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HAIL WESTON Small cortical flake of brown flint, length 31mm. X.2019 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HAIL WESTON Flake of black flint with possible retouch at bulb end, length 27mm. X.2020 Mesolithic? Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Adze or non-tranchet axe of grey flint with some cortex: flaked to be generally flat on one side and convex on the other, with the edge made by striking flakes off along the long axis of the tool (rather than across it, as in a tranchet axe). Length 85mm. X.2021 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Large scraper of grey-buff flint, with secondary flaking round much of the edge, length 51mm. X.2022 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Thick flake of dark brown flint with steep retouch at one end to make a scraper, length 56mm. X.2023 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Thick circular scraper of grey flint partly patinated white, length 42mm. X.2024 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Cores and flakes of various sizes and patinations - some of the flakes seem to be retouched for use as scrapers; and some pieces could perhaps be Palaeolithic. X.2025 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HARTFORD Four scrapers and three flakes of various sizes and patinations. X.2026 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD ABBOTS Three scrapers, all of very similar grey flint, lengths 41mm, 37mm, 37mm. X.2027 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD Trapezoid flake of brown flint with hinge fracture at one end, length 23mm. X.2028 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOLME A core and seven flakes, various patinations. X.2029 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL Five cores (two of them with scars small enough to be Mesolithic, and one of them used as a hammerstone); 13 scrapers or other tools; and numerous flakes. Mostly of dark grey flint but with some other colours also. X.2029* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire HOLYWELL See X.2029, catalogued under Neolithic, which may include Mesolithic cores. X.2034 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Conical core of black flint, apparently worked to a point at one edge. Length 32mm. X.2035 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake of black flint with some cortex, possibly a scraper but its exact form is obscured by having been burnt. Length 42mm. X.2036 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Hollow side scraper of grey-brown flint with some cortex, length 50mm. X.2037 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake of brown flint, some cortex, length 50mm. X.2038 Neolthic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Shouldered point of dark brown flint, length 41mm. X.2039 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Long piece of brown flint, roughly triangular-sectioned with careful flaking in some areas, so presumably intended as a tool. Length 93mm. X.2040 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Core of black-brown flint, some cortex, length 39mm. X.2041 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Three small flakes, with some retouch. X.2042 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Point made on the bulb end of a flake, grey-brown flint. Length 37mm. X.2043 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Large flake of grey flint with some retouch, perhaps a hollow scraper. Length 65mm. X.2044 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake of grey flint with some retouch, length 45mm. X.2045 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of grey-black flint, length 53mm. X.2046 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of black flint with pressure flaking all round the end - "almost mint condition" (Norris index card). Length 40mm. X.2047 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON End scraper of black flint with a little cortex: delicate secondary flaking round the tip. "Mint condition" (Norris index card). Length 61mm. X.2048 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Circular scraper of brown flint with pressure flaking round most of the edge. Length 50mm. X.2049 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thick circular scraper of grey flint with secondary flaking round most of the edge. Length 41mm. X.2050 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thick circular scraper of grey-brown flint with secondary flaking round most of edge. Length 51mm. X.2051 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Circular scraper of grey flint showing marks of heat, so presumably used as a pot boiler. Length 43mm. X.2052 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake of white-patinated flint, length 37mm. X.2053 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Core of grey-brown flint, length 43mm. X.2054 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Point of grey flint (called a gouge on the Norris index card), length 56mm. X.2055 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Point of grey-patinated flint, length 50mm. X.2056 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Thick end scraper of grey flint, length 48mm. X.2057 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON End scraper of grey flint with steep retouch at both ends, length 51mm. X.2058 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON A fragment from the butt-end of a flint axehead roughout, of grey flint. Length 51mm. X.2059 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Core tool or circular scraper with extensive flaking on both sides, of grey flint. Length 44mm. X.2060 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Long flake of white-patinated flint, "with burin blows at point" (Norris index card). Length 75mm. X.2061 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Very small flake of white-patinated flint worked to an end scraper - could be Mesolithic? Length 25mm. X.2062 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON End scraper of brown flint, length 48mm. X.2063 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Two flakes of patinated flint. X.2064 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 25 flakes and scrapers, various sizes and patinations. X.2065 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 17 flakes and scrapers, various sizes and patinations; one end scraper is crackled by heat. X.2066 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 13 cores, flakes and scrapers, various sizes and patinations. The scars on one core are small enough to suggest possible Mesolithic date. X.2067 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Numerous cores, flakes and scrapers of varous sizes and patinations; also fragments of two flint axeheads and one of dull flint or chert; some blades that could be Mesolithic. X.2068 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Nine cores, flakes and scrapers, one of the cores used as a hammerstone. X.2069 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Four flakes. X.2070 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 21 cores, flakes and scrapers; one of the cores is crackled by heat; a very small point and a scraper could be Mesolithic. X.2071 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 26 cores, flakes and scrapers, various sizes and patinations; one core has been used as a hammerstone. X.2072 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Nine flakes and scrapers, various patinations. X.2073 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Two flakes. X.2074 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 26 flakes and scrapers, various patinations. X.2075 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Six flakes and scrapers. X.2076 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 14 cores, flakes and scrapers. X.2077 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Triangular-sectioned worked flint, ?scraper, of brown flint. Length 52mm. X.2078 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Four flakes, one retouched to a point. X.2079 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON A core, with ten flakes and scrapers, various patinations. X.2080 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 40 cores, flakes and scrapers, including some very small pieces that may be Mesolithic. Varying patinations. X.2081 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Small flake of brown flint with some retouch, perhaps to make it a scraper. Length 33mm. X.2082 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON A core, a scraper and twelve flakes. X.2083 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 15 cores, scrapers and flakes, various patinations. X.2084 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Point of brown flint with white patination; carefully flaked on both sides and then rechipped to make the point, as this piece of the flaking has no patination. Length 58mm. X.2085 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Scraper of grey-patinated flint, retouched round edge. Length 36mm. X.2086 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON A core, a scraper and six flakes, various patinations. X.2087 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON 45 cores, flakes, scrapers and points; various sizes and patinations - some smaller pieces could be Mesolithic. X.2088 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER (1926) Half the lower stone of a quern of Niedermendig lava, wide and flat, diam. 375mm. X.2089 Roman NO PROVENANCE The upper stone of a small quern of Niedermendig lava, worn down to an oval shape (?by water action); max. diam. 187mm. X.2090 Roman NO PROVENANCE Upper stone of a quern of millstone now broken in two pieces along the line of the socket for the horizontal handle; wide and flat. Diam. 385mm. X.2091 Roman NO PROVENANCE Three stone roofing slates, roughly lozenge shaped, trimmed to allow them to overlap with other slates and with a nail hole at the top of each one. Buff stone, very like X.1611 (Godmanchester, 1925) and therefore also presumably of "Wittering Pendle". Lengths 270, 330 and 360mm. X.2092 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Flake of yellow-patinated flint. Length 56mm. X.2093 Neolithic Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Thin flake of unpatinated grey flint, length 53mm. X.2094 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Six flakes, some of them retouched perhaps as scrapers, and two of them perhaps small enough to be Mesolithic. X.2094* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON See X.2094, indexed under Neolothic, which may include Mesolithic pieces. X.2095 Neolithic Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Small flake of grey flint with some retouch, length 31mm. X.2096 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD Cortical flake of black flint with white patination, retouched round one end to make a scraper - the retouching unpatinated. Length 47mm. X.2097 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD Eight waste flakes of white-patinated flint: they seem too small to be Palaeolithic but too patinated to be Neolithic. X.2098 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Core of grey flint, length 48mm. X.2099 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Core of grey flint, length 40mm. X.2100 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Narrow thick flake of grey flint with saw edge and possible burin end, length 67mm. X.2101 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire OFFORD Very slender blade of grey-patinated flint, possibly Mesolithic, length 32mm. X.2101* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD See X.2101, catalogued under Neolithic, which may be Mesolithic. X.2102 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Triangular sectioned blade with saw edge, white patinated flint; length 72mm. X.2103 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Piece of a triangular-sectioned flake of grey flint with possible retouch on one edge; length 30mm. X.2104 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Flake of grey flint with curved edge, perhaps retouched to make a hollow scraper; length 42mm. X.2105 Neollithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Scraper of brown flint (HLSI catalogue: "hose scraper", I think: ?nosed scraper); length 32mm. X.2106 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Five waste flakes. X.2107 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OFFORD Eight waste flakes. X.2189 Neolithic Huntingdonshire GT PAXTON A core, a thumb-scraper and two flakes. X.2190 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Side scraper of dark grey flint, length 35mm. X.2191 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Core of light grey flint with retouch on one side, length 34mm. X.2192 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Cortical flake of brown flint with retouch to form end scraper, length 49mm. X.2193 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Two cortical flakes retouched as scrapers, lengths 49mm and 37mm. X.2194 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Large cortical flake of dark grey flint, length 69mm. X.2195 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Cortical flake of grey flint, length 73mm. X.2196 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Flake of dark grey flint, some cortex, much flaking on one side; length 58mm. X.2197 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Cortical flake of grey flint, length 67mm. X.2198 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Cortical flake of brown flint, length 65mm. X.2199 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON 60 cores, flakes and scrapers. X.2200 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Two cortical flakes of black flint. X.2201 Neolithic etc. Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON Two cores and a thick flake: the flake is patinated and probably Palaeolithic. X.2202 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON 73 cores, flakes and scrapers; some of the smallest pieces could be Mesolithic. X.2202-3 Mesolithic Huntindonshire LT PAXTON See X.2202-3, indexed under Neolithic. X.2203 Neolithic etc. Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON About 180 cores, flakes and scrapers, some of them probably Palaeolithic or Mesolithic. X.2204 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON 10 cores, flakes and scrapers. X.2205 Neolithic Huntingdonshire LT PAXTON About 110 cores, flakes and scrapers. X.2206 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Piece of grey-brown flint flaked on all sides, perhaps the broken-off tip of an axehead roughout. Length 43mm. X.2207 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire GT RAVELEY Cortical flake of cream flint, perhaps with retouch to make a scraper. Length 39mm. X.2208 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Triangular-sectioned end-scraper of black flint, patinated grey and with some cortex. Length 59mm. X.2209 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES "Pedunculated" scraper (i.e. one with two expanded ends joined by a narrower section) of brown flint. Length 38mm. X.2210 Neolithic Hntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of brown flint with some white patina, retouched as a scraper at one end and perhaps as a point at the other. Length 34mm. X.2211 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Burin of white patinated flint, retouched to a small point at one end. Length 50mm. X.2212 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Scraper of white-patinated flint, with the end retouched on a thick flake with some cortex. Length 60mm. X.2213 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES 32 cores and flakes, various patinations; some of the smaller ones could be Mesolithic. X.2213* Mesolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES See X.2213, indexed under Neolithic, which may include Mesolithic pieces. X.2214 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES 8 cores and flakes, varying patinations but most of them white; one flake is pitted on one side as though struck from a hammerstone. X.2215 Neplithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Flake of white-patinated flint, length 37mm. X.2216 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Large cortical flake of black flint, length 91mm. X.2217 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Two flakes of brown flint. X.2218 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Three flakes, varying patinations. X.2219 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST IVES Four flakes varying patinations. X.2220 Neolithic Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Two flakes of brown flint. X.2221 Neolithic Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Core of brown flint, length 33mm. X.2222 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Circular cortical flake of brown flint with some white patination, retouched round one end as a scraper. Length 40mm. X.2223 Neolithic Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Large irregular core of brown flint with some cortex and patches of grey patination. Length 56mm. X.2224 Palaeolithic Huntingdonshire SOMERSHAM Thick circular flake of black flint with cortex round the edge, patinated grey on one side and with some secondary flaking. Length 62mm. X.2225 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire STUKELEY Thick flake of grey flint with some white patination, perhaps some secondary flaking. Length 34mm. X.2226 Neolithic Huntingdonshire UPWOOD Flake of dark brown flint with some white patination, with retouch across a long edge to make a scraper. Length 41mm. X.2227 Neolithic Huntingdonshire CHESTERTON Cortical flake of grey flint with secondary flaking round the end to make a scraper. Length 45mm. X.2228 Neolithic Huntingdonshire OLD WESTON Cortical flake of grey flint with some white patination, length 39mm. X.2229 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Three cortical flakes of black flint. X.2230 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Core of grey flint with some white patination and some cortex, length 55mm. X.2231 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Small irregular core of grey flint with some white patination, length 27mm. X.2232 Neolithic Huntingdonshiree WOOD WALTON Small cortical flake of black flint, length 33mm X.2233 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Flake of brown flint, length 47mm. X.2234 Neolithic Huntindgdonshire WOOD WALTON Cortical flake patinated grey, length 46mm. X.2235 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Small, thick flake of grey flint with cortex, one end perhaps retouched to make a point. Length 28mm. X.2236 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON A core and four flakes of dark brown flint. X.2237 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Nine cores and flakes, varying patinations. X.2238 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON Eight flakes of grey or brown flint. X.2239 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WOOD WALTON (Gravel Pits Field) 18 cores and flakes, varying flints and patinations; some of the flints with scraper retouch. X.2240 Mesolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Microlithic blade of brown flint, length 25mm. X.2241 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Thick cortical flake of dark brown flint, some white patination, some retouch at one end. Length 59mm. X.2242 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Thick flake of grey flint with much secondary flaking. Length 50mm. X.2243 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire WYTON Flake of white-patinated flint, length 36mm. X.2244 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Cortical flake of black flint with secondary flaking, length 53mm. X.2245 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Nine flakes of varying flints and patination, some of them with retouch and two of them apparently scrapers. X.2246 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Thick flake of black flint with hinge fracture at one end and extensive secondary flaking on the back. Length 45mm. X.2247 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Scraper made from thick flake of brown flint with retouch round the edges. Length 43mm. X.2248 Neolithic etc Huntingdonshire WYTON Thick flake of mottled brown flint with hinge fracture on one side and extensive secondary flaking on the back; and three very small flakes of brown flint, probably Mesolithic. X.2249 Neolithic etc. Huntingdonshire WYTON Two scrapers made on thick flakes of dark brown flint with retouch round the edges; and a small blade of brown flint, probably Mesolithic. X.2250 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Three scrapers of dark brown flint with some white patination, all apparently crackled by fire; and five flakes of brown flint, most with secondary flaking. X.2251 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON 17 cores and flakes of varying flints and different patinations; some of the flakes are retouched as scrapers and some of the smaller ones may be Mesolithic. X.2252 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON 16 cores and flakes of varying flints and patinations; one of the cores is fire-crackled; several of the flakes have secondary flaking or scraper retouch. X.2253 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON 17 cores and flakes of varying flints and patinations; some of the flints are retouched as scrapers. X.2254 Neolithic Huntingdinshire WYTON Two scrapers of black and dark brown flint, one with a hinge fracture at one end. Lengths 44mm and 37mm. X.2255 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Small flake of dark brown flint with secondary flaking on the back, length 29mm. X.2256 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON A flake of dark brown flint with secondary flaking and a small flake of red-brown flint with a hinge fracture; lengths 52mm and 26mm. X.2257 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Cortical flake of grey flint with some white patination, much secondary flaking, perhaps a scraper. Length 33mm. X.2258 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Two scrapers of grey flint, the smaller one perhaps Mesolithic. Lengths 30mm and 24mm. X.2259 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Cortical flake of brown flint with white patination, secondary flaking. Length 40mm. X.2260 Neolithic Huntingdonshire WYTON Cortical flake of brown flint retouched to make a point. Length 37mm. X.2261 Neolithic South Africa UMGENI Core of grey-patinated flint and flake of dark brown flint, both with some cortex. X.2262 Neolithic NO PROVENANCE Various cores, flakes and scrapers with illegible or incomprehensible markings. X.2411 Roman NO PROVENANCE A fragment of tesselated pavement: two rows of white tesserae with some dark grey ones beside them forming part of a curved pattern: the whole set in concrete. Length 85mm. X.2452 Iron Age NO PROVENANCE Sherds of various wares, some coarse and handmade, others quite fine and wheelmade (and perhaps later than the Iron Age). X.2453 Iron Age NO PROVENANCE Sherds of coarse ware, handmade, with one wheelmade sherd. X.2454 Iron Age Cambridgeshire ABINGTON PIGOTTS Large sherds of various wares, both handmade and wheelmade. X.2455 Iron Age Dorset SUTTON Four sherds of wheelmade ware, including two rims: probably late Iron Age but could perhaps be Romano-British. X.2456 Iron Age Herefordshire? POSTON Plain rim sherd of wheelmade grey ware. X.2457 Iron Age Northamptonshire FENGATE Sherd of red handmade ware. X.2458 Iron Age Wiltshire ALL CANNINGS Five sherds of handmade and wheelmade wares with various decorations. X.2459 Iron Age etc Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Sherds of wheelmade coarse wares, a lump of fired daub, and some Romano-British sherds including Nene Valley ware. X.2460 Iron Age etc. Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY Sherds of coarse ware, various, and a piece of tile; at least one of the sherds is probably Roman and the tile is probably later than that. X.2461 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Base sherd of a terra nigra plate. X.2462 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Small rim sherd of brown ware, wheelmade. X.2463 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Bones of ?oxen: parts of rib, tibia and metacarpal. X.2464 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire ALCONBURY WESTON Three animal bones and a tooth: a tibia; ankle bone; toe bone of a ?horse; horse incisor tooth. X.2465 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BLUNTISHAM Two sherds of coarse ware, wheelmade, grey-buff with incised decoration. X.2466 Neolithic Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Cortical flake of grey brown flint, length 38mm. X.2467 Neolithic? Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD ABBOTS? Core of brown flint, some cortex, several flakes removed. Length 51mm. X.2468 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Sherds of coarse ware, wheelmade and probably some handmade, various fabrics. X.2469 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Loom weight: large block of very coarse fired clay, roughly trapezoid in shape with a circular hole about 15mm diam. through one end. Broken, present length about 15cms. X.2470 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Part of a loom weight, similar fabric to X.2469 but circular shape and with a similar hole through it; also broken, current length about 14cms. X.2471 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Sherds of coarse ware, handmade and wheelmade, various fabrics; one group of sherds is marked "?Harling Ware"; another very coarse group is labelled "Buckden Hearth Feb 9 '64"; also part of a loom weight of very coarse ware; two jawbones of ?sheep and two teeth from ?horses. X.2472 Iron Age Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Sherds of coarse ware, wheelmade, various fabrics. X.2473 Iron Age etc Huntingdonshire EYNESBURY Sherds of handmade ware and burnt daub, also flint flakes, some late Saxon sherds, and animal bones including three jawbones of sheep and part of a shed red deer antler. X.2480 Iron Age etc. Huntingdonshire FENSTANTON Pieces of human bone (skull, pelvis and femurs, also a few teeth); with sherds of handmade pottery, various wares; also a cortical waste flake of brown flint. X.2481 Roman Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Rim sherd of brown ware, with out-turned rim and girth groove on shoulder. X.2481* Iron Age Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER See also X.2481, possibly Iron Age but indexed under Roman. X.2482 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Base sherd of wheelmade grey ware, a Roman import or an imitation of one. X.2483 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Small base sherd of grey ware, fine with incised decoration, ?London ware. X.2484 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Three sherds of coarse brown ware, probably handmade. X.2485 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire GODMANCHESTER Sherd of grey ware imitating a Samian dish. X.2486 Iron Age etc. Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds of coarse ware, mostly handmade, various wares, some with incised decoration; originally indexed as "Iron Age A" but including a lug from a Saxon pot and some pieces of medieval; also two pieces of burnt daub. X.2487 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds of coarse ware, handmade and often very rough, some with incised decoration - also a piece of what looks like field drain. X.2488 Iron Age etc. Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Numerous sherds of coarse ware, mostly handmade, some with incised decoration; pieces of kiln rings and some fired pieces of very coarse clay, perhaps part of a kiln; also Roman sherds, inc. Samian, colour-coated ware, mortaria and coarse ware, also a piece of roof- or flue-tile; sherds of medieval ware with green glaze. X.2489 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of the rim and neck of a wheelmade jar of buff ware, cordons on neck. X.2490 Saxon Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of the rim of a handmade jar of grey ware, plain beaded rim. X.2491 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds of a high-shouldered jar of grey ware with plain out-turned rim. X.2492 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds of a biconical bowl of grey ware with chevrons burnished above the shoulder. X.2493 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Part of a base of buff ware, wheelmade. X.2494 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds from near the base of a wheelmade pot of grey-red ware. X.2495 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds of a large jar of sandy buff ware with girth grooves. (HLSI catalogue says 2nd or 3rd century) X.2496 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Mortarium sherd, white fabric and reeded, flanged rim. (HLSI catalogue says 3rd-4th century). X.2497 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherd of mortarium or flanged bowl of thin pink ware. (HLSI catalogue says 3rd century). X.2498 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Two small sherds of colour-coated ware. X.2499 Roman Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Fragment of tile. X.2500 Medieval Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Very small sherd of white ware with trace of glaze. X.2501 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds of coarse ware, apparently a mixture of late Iron Age (wheelmade) and Roman. X.2502 Roman? Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherd of coarse ware from large pot, incised "pothook" decoration. X.2503 Iron Age Huntingdonshire HOUGHTON Sherds of coarse ware, Roman and probably some late Iron Age as well. X.2504 Iron Age Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Sherds of coarse ware, various fabrics. X.2505 Iron Age? Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Rim sherd of coarse pink shelly ware. X.2506 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Two sherds (which fit together) of coarse, handmade brown ware. X.2507 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Sherds of coarse ware, some with incised decoration. X.2508 Iron Age Huntingdonshire ST IVES Sherds of coarse ware, mostly handmade but a few wheelmade, some with incised decoration; also three pieces of bone. X.2509 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware, various fabrics, handmade and wheelmade. X.2770 Saxon Huntingdonshire ST IVES Large and elaborate cruciform brooch with cast decoration, two small pieces of the edge broken off; catch-plate and pivot for pin on the back but pin missing; c.AD 600 (Norris index card). Length 139mm. X.2825 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Three leather shoe soles: very narrow with pointed end, stitch holes round the edge for attachment to the uppers. Lengths 251mm, 226mm, 218mm. X.2826 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Three leather shoe soles: narrow and with pointed end, stitch holes round the edge, one broken across the middle. Length 230mm. X.2827 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Parts of four leather shoes: two soles, very narrow and pointed; another sole of similar design but for a small child; and one upper, incomplete, and with a detached piece. Lengths 212mm, 207mm, 133mm and 190mm. X.2828 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Nine leather shoe soles, or parts of soles: of various designs and sizes, some narrow and pointed, others wider and blunter. Lengths 216mm, 215mm, 191mm, 172mm, 169mm, 146mm, 137mm, 131mm and 113mm. X.2829 Medieval etc. Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Parts of three leather shoes: the front of a sole, narrow and pointed; the front part of an upper; and a "vamp" (also the front part of an upper) welted. Lengths 190mm, 138mm and ??? X.2830 Medieval? Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS A button of copper or bronze: a disc with a hole in the middle and lattice decoration in relief on the front. Diam. 26mm. X.2831 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS The head of a woodman's axe: rectangular-sectioned blade expanding symmetrically at the cutting edge, most of the socket missing. Present length 190mm. X.2832 Medieval Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Bearded axe: quite thin blade expanded downwards at the cutting edge and with rectangular-sectioned socket, damaged. Length 180mm. X.2833 Medieval Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Bearded axe: thin blade expanded both up and down at the cutting edge and with triangular-sectioned socket with projecting triangular lugs at the bottom. Length 180mm. X.2834 Medieval? Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Bearded axe: thin blade expanded both up and down at the cutting edge and with triangular-sectioned socket with projecting triangular lugs at the bottom; concretion on one side, traces of the haft in the socket. Length 173mm. X.2835 Medieval NO PROVENANCE A sword: two-edged blade with central channel on each face, point broken off, with a flat tang; now loose on the tang are slender quillons, curving slightly down and flattened towards the ends; at the top of the tang is a brass or bronze wheel pommel. Length 765mm. X.2836 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Rowel spur: heel fitting angular with rim round the top, and with the remains of hooks and loops for fastening, long round-sectioned neck and eight-pointed rowel. Length 225mm. X.2837 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Barbed and socketed arrowhead: of iron, with curved and tapered blade, socket broken round the edge; now fitted to a modern length of dowel. Length of arrowhead 58mm. X.2838 Medieval Huntingdonshire SPALDWICK Gilded brass crucifix: with trefoils at the terminals apart from the foot, which is missing, figure of Christ (bearded, long hair and loin cloth) soldered or brazed to the cross; traces of solder and a metal tag on the back, for attachment to something. Quite crude workmanship. Length 78mm. X.2838 (contd.) Medieval Huntingdonshire SPALDWICK X.2840 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Part of an aquamanile, a jug shaped like an aniimal: sherds of grey, shelly ware glued together and restored with plaster (rather crudely) to make up about half the front of the jug, with two stubby front legs, a mouth on the top of the back with ribbon handle and another mouth, broken off, where the animal's head would have been; the bottom, rear end and left side missing; decorated with stamped applied strips and traces of green glaze; the whole thing rather crude. Present length 26cms. X.2840 (contd.) Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON X.2841 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Part of a brick or tile moulded with the figures of parts of four saints under canopies, with lettering above identifying them (now illegible); of white clay, broken and abraded. Present length 125mm. X.2841 (contd.) Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY X.2842 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Part of a brick or tile moulded with the figures of parts of two saints under canopies; red clay, broken and abraded. Present ht. 101mm. X.2843 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Part of a brick or tile moulded with the figures of parts of three saints under canopies; red clay, harder and with the design clearer than in X.2841-2. Present length 100mm. X.2844 Medieval Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Five pieces of decorated floor tiles, of thick, hard-fired, red-grey clay, with a yellow-green glaze; four of the five have incised curvilinear designs, the fifth is cut in the shape of a quatrefoil with one lobe broken off. Lengths 108mm, 102mm, 128mm, 120mm, 116mm X.2845 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Six pieces of decorated floor tiles, all with a similar pattern moulded in relief, showing a border of triangular panels with circles and lines in them, while inside the border are other patterns in square panels; fairly soft tile, red in four pieces and white in the fifth. Lengths 160mm, 152mm, 148mm, 111mm and 101mm. X.2848 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Part of a roof tile of red clay: about half a rectangular tile, with two holes for nails. Width 190mm. X.2852 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Numerous sherds of colour-coated (Nene Valley) and coarse ware, and one abraded piece of decorated Samian Drag. 37. X.2853 Roman Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Numerous sherds of coarse ware, some decorated with barbotine dots, and one Samian sherd; pieces of kiln debris including rings; parts of four animal jaw bones. X.2854 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Rim sherd of a large storage jar of coarse grey ware. X.2855 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Rim sherd of a large storage jar of buff shelly ware. X.2856 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH The base of a beaker of Nene Valley ware, black slip on white paste. X.2857 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH The base of a large dish of undecorated Samian, Drag 18/31, stamped CINTVSMIX (late 2nd century). X.2858 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Numerous sherds etc: including an almost complete flanged bowl of red ware imitating Samian Drag 38; a large piece of a mortarium; two sherds of Samian, one decorated, from a Drag 37; a thick sherd from an amphora or large storage jar; a few pieces of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware; a sherd of red ware with stamped decoration and a sherd from a red ware face urn; many sherds of coarse ware; a piece of tile (tegula); animal bones including the skull of a ?pig; some burnt daub; a rounded pebble; and a tin of soil. X.2859 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of undecorated Samian (abraded), mortaria, colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware and coarse ware. X.2860 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Part of a Samian cup, Drag. 33, stamped: stamp is difficult to decipher, could be INVI, could just be illiterate. Ht. 63mm. X.2861 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Base of a Samian dish, probably Drag. 18/31, stamped ?VTRIO. Diam 105mm. X.2862 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Base of Samian pot, stamped MARTI . . (MARTIALIS). Diam. 63mm. X.2863 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Base of a Samian dish, Drag. 18/31, abraded, stamped CENITOR F. X.2864 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherd of decorated Samian, Drag. 37, showing a male lion and two other animals beneath it, possibly a lioness and lion cub. X.2865 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherd of decorated Samian, Drag. 37. X.2866 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Base of a Samian cup, carefully trimmed to a roundel, abraded and with illegible stamp. Diam. 48mm. X.2867 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) A few sherds of coarse ware and one of red-coated ware. X.2868 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of colour-coated (Nene Valley) and coarse ware. X.2869 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Numerous sherds of colour-coated (mostly Nene Valley) and coarse ware: a large assemblage with plenty of large pieces; also including one sherd of Samian mortarium, presumably Drag. 45; a sherd of a mortarium of red ware colour-coated white; and at least two sherds of coarse ware with stamped decoration. X.2870 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Numerous sherds of decorated and undecorated Samian, various forms including mortarium; some have stamps or partial stamps, inc. a Drag. 33 by DVSPIVS. X.2871 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Sherds of mortaria, mostly large and mostly of white ware. X.2872 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Numerous sherds of colour-coated (mostly Nene Valley) and coarse ware: a large assemblage with many large pieces and a few quite complete pots. X.2873 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Part of a cullender of grey ware: round-bottomed with everted rim and holes punched in the bottom. X.2874 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Rim sherd of a jar of gritted grey-red ware, everted rim. X.2875 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of a flat-bottomed and straight-sided dish of grey ware, with burnished lines (with plaster restoration to make the complete pot, now broken again). X.2876 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Rim sherd of a flanged bowl of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, red-brown slip on white paste, vertical rim with downturned flange. X.2877 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) The mouth and handle of a flagon of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, red-brown slip on white paste, with flanged mouth (rim missing) and two-reeded handle, rouletting on shoulder. X.2878 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of the upper part of a globular jar of pink gritted ware, with bead rim. X.2879 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Rim sherd of a mortarium of colour-coated ware, buff slip on white paste, with vertical reeded rim. X.2880 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Base of Samian cup Drag. 33, stamped PRISCINI.MANV (2nd century, Lezoux or Central Gaul). X.2881 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Base of Samian pot, perhaps Drag. 32, with indecipherable (and unusually large and coarse) stamp. X.2882 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Samian base stamped AD…, perhaps Advocisus, 2nd century Lezoux or Central Gaul. X.2883 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) 20 sherds of decorated Samian, Drags. 37, and 35 or 36. X.2884 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) 6 sherds of Samian mortaria, Drag. 45; one rim sherd has cut marks, made while the clay was still wet, and the traces of two rivets from a repair. X.2885 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of undecorated Samian. X.2886 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Base of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, red-black slip on white paste, with cross made from dots of white barbotine on the inside surface. X.2887 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of mortaria, various wares and shapes, mostly white ware; numerous sherds, many of them quite large. X.2888 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Pieces of tile: floor tile (including one piece with the tiler's finger marks gouged in the clay), hypocaust and roofing (imbrex & tegulae). X.2889 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Iron nails, pieces of oyster shell, pieces of bone and a horn core. X.2890 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of flagons and narrow-mouthed jars, various shapes and wares. X.2891 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of red-coated ware, probably all imitating Samian; includes Nene Valley and Oxfordshire ware. X.2892 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of coarse ware, mostly thick sherds of red-grey gritted ware from jars. X.2893 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Numerous sherds of coarse grey ware, various wares and shapes. X.2894 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Most of the right mandible of - an ox, according to HLSI catalogue; Gordon Chancellor of Peterborough Museum suggests it may be an elk. Length 220mm. X.2895 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Part of a cheese strainer: disc of black ware with raised concentric ridges. X.2896 Roman? Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Part of a small vessel of thin, clear glass. X.2897 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Part of a Samian base, fired brown rather than red, with part of potter's stamp …M. X.2898 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Part of a Samian base with part of potter's stamp, ending or beginning with "S". X.2899 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Part of a greyware bowl or jar with perforations in the base. X.2900 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Small piece of bone. X.2901 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware, pieces of tile, lump of stone (conglomerate with bits of quartz), piece of iron bar, piece of oyster shell; also a green-glazed medieval sherd. X.2902 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of coarse ware. X.2903 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) A few small sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware. X.2904 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware, including some medieval and post-medieval glazed sherds. X.2905 Palaeontology Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Fossil ammonite, max diam. 155mm. X.2906 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Two sherds of a Samian dish, Drag. 79. X.2907 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH (Fen Drove) Three small pieces of glass from vessels: a rim sherd from a bowl, part of the mouth of a bottle, and part of a fluted handle. X.2908 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Two rim-sherds of a handmade jar with slight bead rim. X.2909 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of a butt beaker, thin buff ware with rouletting. X.2910 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Five iron nails: square sectioned with heads beaten flat. Lengths 120, 110, 70, 60, 54mm. X.2911 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Scapula of deer or small horse, broken at the flat end and with wear on the spine, so perhaps used as a shovel. X.2912 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Metacarpal of an ox, trimmed at one end to give a square section. X.2913 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Parts of two lower jaw bones of Bos longifrons. X.2914 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Bone from the foot of a Red Deer. X.2915 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Three oyster shells, Ostrea edulis. X.2916 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Small sherd of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware with rouletted decoration. X.2917 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds from the rim of a dark brown Samian dish, Drag. 36. X.2918 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Base of a Samian pot cut down to a disc. X.2919 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) A very numerous collection of animal bones and teeth. X.2920 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) A whetstone of grey stone, length 86mm. X.2921 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) 4 sherds from cheese presses: various wares, shapes and sizes, the identification of the smaller pieces not certain. X.2922 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) 3 small fragments of (?) burnt daub. X.2923 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) A small lump of what looks like wall plaster: a light white material with much crushed pottery or tile in it. X.2924 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Two fragments of a disc of what seems to be lead or pewter - concretion round the outside, but made from a heavy metal and with a decorated raised rim round the circumference. Diam. would have been about 110mm when complete. X.2925 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) 4 sherds of coarse ware, two of them apparently from the same greyware platter or base. X.2926 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) 11 pieces of tile, from hypocaust box tiles and from roofing tiles: tegulae and one possible piece of imbrex. X.2927 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of decorated Samian, delicate and well-preserved design with the front of a hunting dog. X.2928 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of decorated and undecorated Samian, including parts of a black-fired flanged bowl (Drag. 38); a Drag. 18/31 has part of a stamp, M…; a dark-fired Drag. 33 has an illegible stamp; and another sherd has a rosette stamp. X.2929 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of colour-coated ware, mostly Nene Valley. X.2930 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of large storage jars, various shapes and wares. X.2931 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware. X.2932 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware, including from flagons, and some very coarse wares that could be Iron Age. X.2933 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware. X.2934 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of mortaria and coarse ware. X.2935 Roman etc. Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware, some perhaps Iron Age. X.2936 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of coarse ware, including the mouth of a large white ware flagon. X.2937 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of colour-coated and coarse ware. X.2938 Iron Age Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of a wheelmade, cordoned jar, of sandy pink ware. X.2939 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Sherds of about half a mortarium, white ware with reeded rim. X.2940 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Tort Hill) Numerous sherds of colour-coated ware, mostly Nene Valley (white paste). X.2963 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Pillar base of limestone, 13th century: grooves round the outside and a flat circular top with an extension towards the back, suggesting it was originally set against a wall; diam. about 19cms, ht 11cms. X.2964 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Part of a frieze of dogtooth ornament, limestone, 13th century: two rows of four-lobed motifs carved in high relief; width 172mm. X.2965 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Corbel of Ketton stone, carved with a human head, 14th century: the corbel semi-circular, the head rather worn, a band of hair or a headdress between the head and the corbel; width 250mm. X.2966 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Carved stone head of a horned sheep: quite crude carving with horns on the top of the head, large eyes and tongue protruding slightly, carved away to a curve on the right side, suggesting it may have been against an arch; length 215mm. X.2968 Iron Age NO PROVENANCE Four sherds of handmade coarse ware. X.2969 Iron Age Bedfordshire DEAN Rim sherd of grey ware, everted rim, seems to be handmade. X.2970 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Part of a mortarium of grey ware with buff colour coat on outside and rim, two grooves on flange. X.2971 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of flagons, many different shapes and wares. X.2972 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Lower part of colour-coated jar, bright orange paste with brown coat but base left orange. X.2973 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Sherds of a folded beaker of colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware, dark brown slip on white paste. X.2974 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Sherd of a colour-coated (Nene Valley) ware pot, white paste with grey slip on the outside and an accidental streak of it inside as well. X.2975 Roman Huntingdonshire EARITH Matchbox full of earth. X.2978 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Pedestal base of grey coarse ware. X.2979 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of colour-coated ware, red-grey slip on grey fabric. X.2980 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Base sherd of light red ware with marks in white paint. X.2981 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherds of grey ware with burnished or rouletted decoration. X.2982 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Two sherds of mortaria of white ware. X.2983 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of greyware dish. X.2984 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of greyware dish. X.2985 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of flanged bowl of grey ware. X.2986 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Sherd of flanged bowl of buff ware. X.2987 Roman Huntingdonshire SAWTRY (Stocking Close) Small sherd of pink ware with bosses. X.2988 Zoology NO PROVENANCE A mahogany case containing drawers of butterflies and moths: the top drawer empty, glazed drawers in the main carcase as follows: drawers 1-3 labelled "English butterflies"; drawer 1) 3 Swallowtails and a chrysalis, 16 Whites, 5 Orange Tips, 3 Brimstones, 6 Clouded Yellows, 3 Marbled Whites, 6 Browns, 4 Speckled Wood, 3 Wall, 4 Grayling and 4 Ringlets; drawer 2) 23 Fritillaries, 3 Commas, 3 Red Admirals, 1 Peacock, 10 Tortoiseshells, 3 White Admirals, 1 Purple Emperor; drawer 3) labelled "Extinct", Aporia crataegi, Leptidia sinapis, Euphydryas aurinia, Lycaena dispar, L virgaureae, Plebejus argus, Cupido minimus, Maculinea arion and Hesperia comma; and labelled "Never Recorded", Papilio machaon britannicus (damaged), Melitaea athalia, Erebra aethiops, Coenonympha tullia, Ancia agestis artaxerxes, Thymelicus acteon, Papilio machaon gorganus (damaged), Iphiclides podalarius. Pontia daplidice, Colias alfacaniensis (damaged), Danaus plexippus and Lampides boelicus; also some other labels for specimens now disintegrated; (contd.) X.2988 (contd.) Zoology NO PROVENANCE Drawers 4-6 missing; drawer 7) labelled "Swiss butter . . . 4 drawers", 37 species grouped under "Common Residents", "Local and Special" and "Migrant"; drawer 8) moths: 1 Death's Head Hawk (damaged), 1 Unicorn Hawk, 1 Privet Hawk, 3 Eyed Hawk, 4 Lime Hawk, 1 Poplar Hawk, 2 Small Elephant Hawk, 2 Spurge Hawk, 4 Hummingbird Hawk, 2 Elephant Hawk, 2 Bee Hawk, 14 Clear Wings, 8 Foresters, 13 Burnets; also a label for a disintegrated specimen of Oleander Hawk Moth "caught near Shillingstone near Blandford Dorset Sept 1884"; drawer 9) butterflies: 16 Argynnis and 20 Melitaea (Fritillaries), 10 Wall Browns, 3 Wood Argus, 14 Mountain Browns; drawer 10) 111 butterflies, various small browns and blues with some others disintegrated. X.2989 Zoology NO PROVENANCE A mahogany case with drawers of exotic insects (the drawer numbers seem to have been changed and they may not be in the original order): drawer 1), large, exotic and mostly badly damaged moths, beetles, stick insect and cricket; drawer 2) labelled "Java", various damaged specimens inc large swallowtail butterflies; drawer 3) missing; drawer 4) labelled "Borneo Celebes Aran Amoyna" but empty; drawer 5) empty; drawer 9) and an unnumbered drawer, empty; drawer 12) large and exotic specimens, badly damaged, of moths, dragonflies, spiders and wasps, labels include references to "Celon", "Hindostan", New Zealand and Fiji. X.2992 Medieval Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Two square roof tiles of soft red clay, each with two holes for nails. About 18cms square, broken. X.2993 Medieval? Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN Part of a slab of thick grey stone, with drilled hole - the hole suggests a roofing slate, although it would be rather thick and heavy for that. Length 18cms. X.2994 Medieval Huntingdonshire GRAFHAM Part of a rectangular roof tile of soft red clay, slightly convex and with two nail holes; present length 23cms. X.2995 Medieval Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Part of a tile of hard red clay with grey core, with traces of burning; length 118mm. X.2996 Medieval Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Part of a tile of grey gritted clay with traces of green glaze, apparently broken or roughly cut to give a round shape on one side; length 100mm. X.2997 Medieval Huntingdonshire HEMINGFORD GREY Part of a rectangular tile of grey ware with green glaze on one side and one edge; length 100mm. X.2998 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Square floor tile of light grey ware, 12cms square. X.2999 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Square floor tile, yellow on one side and grey-red on the other, 12cms square. X.3000 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Square floor tile of red ware with green glaze on one side, tapered slightly with the glazed face wider; 12cms square. X.3001 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Square floor tile of red ware with traces of yellow glaze, tapered slightly with the glazed face wider; 12cms square. X.3002 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Square floor tile of red ware with dark green glaze on one side, tapered slightly with the glazed face wider; 12cms square. X.3003 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Part of a stone roofing slate, rectangular but with tapered top, the top broken off with part of a drilled hole in the break; length 25cms. X.3004 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Most of a stone roofing slate, rectangular but with curved edges, drilled hole near the top; length 20cms. X.3005 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Part of a stone roofing slate - the top part with rounded top and drilled hole; length 15cms. X.3006 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Most of a stone roofing slate, rectangular, one end broken off and part of a drilled hole in the break; length 28cms. X.3007 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Part of a thick floor tile of red ware with dark green glaze on one face; length 85mm, thickness 30mm. X.3008 Medieval Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Small piece of a stone roofing slate, length 125mm. X.3009 Medieval Huntingdonshire KIMBOLTON Most of a stone roofing slate, rectangular with a drilled hole at the top, of light grey stone; length 245mm. X.3010 Medieval Huntingdonshire KIMBOLTON Part of a large and thick floor tile, of grey-pink ware with traces of green glaze on one face; length 23cms, thickness 28mm. X.3011 Medieval Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Part of a roofing tile of pink ware, broken and in two pieces, with projecting lug near the top to support it on the battens (presumably another lug was on the missing portion); present width 20cms. X.3012 Medieval Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Part of a roofing tile of light pink ware, present width 20cms. X.3013 Medieval Huntingdonshire WARBOYS Part of a roofing tile of white clay with two holes, width 20cms. X.3014 Medieval Bedfordshire? NO PROVENANCE Square floor tile of red ware, glazed on one face with a shield containing six fleurs-de-lys in green and yellow glaze; about 135mm square. X.3015 Medieval Bedfordshire? NO PROVENANCE Square floor tile of red ware, glazed on one face with a fleur-de-lys in green and yellow glaze; about 135mm square. X.3016 Medieval? Bedfordshire? NO PROVENANCE Part of a square tile of hard red ware, with an elaborate design including dogs and a fleur-de-lys moulded in high relief on one face and green-glazed; present length 110mm. X.3017 Medieval Bedfordshire? NO PROVENANCE Small floor tile of dark grey ware, glazed dark green on all sides and with an impressed wheel design on the upper face; about 90mm square. X.3018 Medieval? Bedfordshire? NO PROVENANCE A piece of stucco or similar showing the top half of an ?angel holding a shield with three crowns on it (the arms of Ely diocese); width 95mm. X.3019 Medieval Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Piece of pot handle with twisted ribs, green-glazed red ware; and body sherd of large pot of pink ware with patch of orange glaze. X.3020 Medieval Huntingdonshire BUCKDEN The top of a large jug of red ware with dark green glaze, with cordon round shoulder, random stabs on the handle and applied blobs and lines on the upper body. X.3021 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Bottle of coarse pink ware, rough and crude, with rim round base, plain flared mouth; ht 150mm. X.3022 Medieval Huntingdonshire KIMBOLTON Jug of shelly pink ware with black slip on upper part: rough and crudely shaped with sagging bottom, reeded handle with thumb marks on each side at top and bottom, slight groove under rim, part of mouth missing and replaced with plaster; present ht 225mm. X.3053 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware and glazed post-medieval ware. X.3054 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, piece of tile (?Roman) and pieces of bone. X.3055 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, and animal bones and teeth; also ?Roman wall plaster. X.3056 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, also green-glazed ware and post-medieval glazed ware; tile; animal bone. X.3057 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware; piece of animal bone. X.3058 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, also pieces of Roman flue tile, green-glazed ware, animal bones and teeth, iron nail. X.3059 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, pieces of tile, animal bones & teeth. X.3060 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, tile (?Roman), post-medieval glazed ware, animal bones and teeth. X.3061 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware and post-medieval glazed ware and clay pipe stem. X.3062 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, animal tooth, piece of post-medieval glass wine bottle. X.3063 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, iron nail and staple, animal bone. X.3064 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, animal bones & teeth. X.3065 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, piece of tile (?Roman). X.3066 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, pieces of Roman tegula and flue tile, pieces of animal bones, green-glazed ware and post-Medieval glazed ware. X.3067 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, sherd of post-medieval glazed ware, pieces of tile (?Roman), iron nail, pieces of animal bone. X.3068 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, post-medieval glazed ware and Roman tegula. X.3069 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware and post-medieval glazed ware, two pieces of whetstone, animal bones & teeth. X.3070 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware and post-medieval glazed ware, pieces of glass wine bottle and clay pipe. X.3071 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware and piece of Roman imbrex. X.3072 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, green-glazed ware, post-medieval glazed ware and pieces of tile (?Roman) X.3073 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware and post-medieval glazed ware, pieces of glass wine bottle and pieces of tile (?Roman). X.3074 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware including Saxon shell-tempered ware, post-medieval glazed ware, pieces of glass wine bottle and of clay pipe, and pieces of tile (inc. Roman tegula). X.3075 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, including Saxon shell-tempered ware. X.3076 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, including Saxon shell-tempered ware. X.3077 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, including Saxon shell-tempered ware. X.3078 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, including Saxon shell-tempered ware and post-medieval glazed ware. X.3079 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, including Saxon shell-tempered ware, and R-B colour-coated Nene Valley ware. X.3080 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, including Saxon shell-tempered ware, and R-B colour-coated Nene Valley ware. X.3081 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse and green-glazed ware, including Saxon shell-tempered ware, tile and post-medieval glazed ware. X.3082 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and green-glazed ware, and a crescentic piece of iron. X.3083 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware, coarse ware and flue tile, Saxon shell-tempered ware, coarse ware and post-medieval glazed ware. X.3084 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and tile. X.3085 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware, RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware and post-medieval glazed ware, and part of a whetstone. X.3086 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware; whetstone. X.3087 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware and Saxon shell-tempered ware, piece of whetstone. X.3088 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware and Saxon shell-tempered ware. X.3089 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware and Saxon shell-tempered ware. X.3090 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherd of coarse ware, animal bones & teeth. X.3091 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware and post-medieval glazed ware, piece of RB flue tile. X.3092 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and piece of RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware. X.3093 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and post-medieval glazed ware. X.3094 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware and Saxon shell-tempered ware. X.3095 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware and Saxon shell-tempered ware, animal bones and teeth. X.3096 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware and Saxon shell-tempered ware, a small sherd of RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware. X.3097 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware. X.3098 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and post-medieval glazed ware, animal bones and piece of antler. X.3099 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware, animal bones. X.3100 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Three pieces of animal bone. X.3101 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, Saxon shell-tempered ware and RB colour-coated Nene Valley ware, two pieces of RB flue tile and two tesserae; animal bones. X.3102 Medieval etc Huntingdonshire WATER NEWTON (1958) Sherds of coarse ware, green-glazed ware and Saxon shell-tempered ware. X.3103 Medieval Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Seven pieces of decorated floor tiles, of thick, hard-fired, red-grey clay, with a yellow-green glaze; five of the seven have incised curvilinear designs, the other two are undecorated. Lengths 138mm, 115mm, 99mm, 95mm, 95mm, 90mm, 75mm. X.3104 Medieval? Huntingdonshire RAMSEY A rectangular brick, of red-buff ware, 235 x 120 x 50mm (9¼ x 4¾ x 2 inches, flatter than a modern brick). X.3126 Medieval Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Pieces of a ridge tile of green-glazed ware, assembled with additional plaster to give a much restored but complete tile: grey, shell-tempered ware with variable amounts of glaze; a lug protruding from the centre top of the tile. Length as restored about 38cms. X.3127 Medieval Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Very large bowl of shell-tempered (?St Neots) ware: with flat bottom and sides, and shoulder just below rim with small circular stamps on it; rim has concave top; two holes close together just below the rim; assembled from numerous sherds with plaster infill. Diam as restored 418mm. X.3128 Medieval Huntingdonshire LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD (Salome Lodge) Pieces of window: part of an iron frame with a tapered central bar to which are riveted two C-shaped curved pieces, length 155mm; a bundle of lead strips fused together, length 90mm; and seven pieces of glass with parts of designs in brown paint. X.3129 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of a Ramsey Abbey seal impression, 12th century: pointed oval showing St Benedict with hand raised in blessing and holding a pastoral staff; inscription round the edge "SIGILLVM SCI B[E]NEDIC[TI RA]MESENSIS ECCLE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 91mm. X.3130 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of Richard of Selby, Abbot of Ramsey 1214-16: pointed oval showing St Benedict seated and giving a pastoral staff to the kneeling abbot; inscription round the edge "[SIGILLVM] RICARDI DEI GRATIA ABBA[T]IS SANCTI BENEDICTI DE RAMMES"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 70mm. X.3131 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of a Ramsey Abbey seal impression, 14th century: pointed oval showing standing figures of St Oswald or St Ivo, with mitre, and St Benedict, with Virgin and Child above and two rams below; inscription round the edge "S ECCLESIE SANCTE MARIE ET SCI BEN[EDICTI DE R]AMESEYE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 93mm. X.3132 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of a Ramsey Abbey seal impression, 12th century: small pointed oval counterseal showing the Virgin and Child under a canopy and the abbot kneeling beneath; inscription round the edge "AVE MARIA GRACIA PLENA DNS TECVM"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 50mm. X.3133 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of Abbot Ranulph of Ramsey (1231-53): pointed oval showing the abbot standing on a bracket with two rams below; inscription round the edge "[S]IG[ILLVM RAN]VLPHI DEI GR[ACIA ABBAT]IS RAMESE . . ."; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 76mm. X.3134 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the reverse of the seal of Abbot Ranulph of Ramsey (1231-53): small pointed oval counterseal showing the Annunciation with the abbot in prayer below; inscription round the edge "AVE M[ARIA GRAC]IA PLENA [D]OMIN[VS TEC]VM."; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 59mm. X.3135 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of Hugh of Sulgrave, Abbot of Ramsey 1254-67: small pointed oval showing St Benedict and St Ivo, both standing; inscription round the edge "TE BENEDCVS HVGO SALVET TE PROTEGAT YVO"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 45mm. X.3136 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of William of Godmanchester, Abbot of Ramsey 1267-85: pointed oval showing St Benedict standing with book and staff, a monk's head on each side of him; inscription round the edge "SIGILL WILLI DE [. . . ABB]ATIS RAMESEYE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 66mm. X.3137 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of John of Sawtry, Abbot of Ramsey 1285-1316: pointed oval showing the abbot standing with book and staff, a ram below; of the inscription round the edge only "OHIS D" survives; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 70mm. X.3138 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of Simon of Eye, Abbot of Ramsey 1316-43: pointed oval showing the abbot standing with book and staff, two lozenges containing heads on each side; inscription round the edge "S SIMONIS DEI G . . ."; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 68mm. X.3139 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of Robert of Nassington, Abbot of Ramsey 1343-49: small oval showing the Virgin and Child under a canopy wit the abbot in prayer beneath, shields of arms of Nassington and of Ramsey Abbey to left and right; inscription round the edge "[SIGIL]L FRIS ROB . . . TONE ABBATIS RAME . . ."; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 39mm. X.3140 Medieval Huntingdonshire RAMSEY Modern plaster copy of an impression of the seal of John Stow, Abbot of Ramsey 1436-68: pointed oval showing the Virgin and Child under a canopy wit the abbot in prayer beneath, shields to left and right; inscription round the edge "SIGILLVM IOHIS STOW ABBATIS RAMSEYE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 74mm. X.3141 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Modern plaster copy of a St Neots Priory seal impression, 13th century: oval seal showing the Virgin giving a pastoral staff to the kneeling abbot; inscription round the edge "SIGI . . . MARIE . . . ABB.TIS"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 60mm. X.3142 Medieval Huntingdonshire ST NEOTS Modern plaster copy of an impression of the reverse of the seal of Reginald, Prior of St Neots 1226-c.1235: small oval showing an antique intaglio of a head in profile; inscription round the edge "REGINALD:DE:SCO:NEOTO"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 30mm. X.3143 Medieval Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Modern plaster copy of a Sawtry Abbey seal impression, 13th century: pointed oval seal showing an abbot with book and pastoral staff; inscription round the edge "SIGILL ABB . . . TEREIA"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 48mm. X.3144 Medieval Huntingdonshire SAWTRY Modern plaster copy of a Sawtry Abbey seal impression, 15th century: circular seal showing the Virgin and Child under a triple canopy with vine on the left and lily on the right; inscription round the edge "SIGILLVM:COMVN . . . BTE . . . RIE:DE:SAVTREE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 53mm. X.3145 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Modern plaster copy of a Huntingdon Priory seal impression, 14th century: circular seal showing the coronation of the Virgin in a cusped circle with four-winged angels on each side; inscription round the edge "COMMVNE . . . RVM . . . MARIE:HVNTINGDONE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 63mm. X.3146 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Modern plaster copy of the reverse of the 14th century Huntingdon Priory seal impression X.3145: circular seal showing the Priory church with St Augustine sitting in it and above it CLEM V (Pope Clement V, 1305-14; inscription round the edge "CANOICIS:LEGES:PR:AVGVS . . . DE . . . H'PIA:DONA TVIS"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 64mm. X.3147 Medieval Huntingdonshire KIMBOLTON Modern plaster copy of a Stonely Priory seal impression, 14th century: pointed oval seal showing the Virgin and Child on a throne; inscription round the edge "S'[COM]MVNE:CANONIC . . . MARIE:DE:STONLE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 53mm. X.3152 Medieval Huntingdonshire HUNTINGDON Modern plaster copy of a seal impression of an archdeacon of Huntingdon, ?12th or 13th century: pointed oval seal showing the archdeacon standing; inscription round the edge "SIGILL ROBERTI DE . . . ARCHID HVNTIDVNE"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 56mm. X.3156 Medieval Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Modern plaster copy of a seal impression, identity unknown: small circular seal showing the head of a woman with illegible inscription round the edge; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Diam 18mm. X.3157 Medieval Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Modern plaster copy of a seal impression, identity unknown, ?14th century: incomplete circular seal showing a figure seated in a building, only legible part of the inscription round the edge is "EM"; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Diam 77mm. X.3158 Medieval Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Modern plaster copy of a seal impression, identity unknown: incomplete and unclear pointed oval seal showing a ?church near the bottom, everything else obscure; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 52mm. X.3159 Medieval Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Modern plaster copy of a seal impression, identity unknown: sharp and clear but fragmentary, pointed oval seal showing the Virgin and Child above and part of a robed figure below; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 64mm. X.3160 Medieval Huntingdonshire? NO PROVENANCE Modern plaster copy of a seal impression, identity unknown: sharp and clear but fragmentary, pointed oval seal showing part of a canopy above and part of a robed figure below; painted green, with cardboard and narrow strip of gold foil round the edge. Length 70mm. <------- 2602 records found. ------->