Excavations at Wallingford, 1974 - Oxoniensia
Excavations at Wallingford, 1974 - Oxoniensia Excavations at Wallingford, 1974 - Oxoniensia
EXCAVATIONS AT WALLINGFORD, 1974 215 3) were dated to the early thirteenth century with a few notable exceptions (Nos. 33 (Aardenberg-type), 49 and 60) which range in date from the mid-thirteenth to midfourteenth century. THE SMALL FINDS Some of the metal objects found included a bronze buckle (2 x 3 cm.), a lead weight (4 x '·5 x o·5 em.) and an iron arrow head (4 cm. long) from trench II, period 3, and numerous deposits of mineralised copper, iron slag, iron nails, and a bronze coin (not identified but thought to be Roman) from trench II, period 2. Other objects found include a chalk spindle whorl (3.2 em. diameter) from trench II, period I, and two worked bone needles from trench II, period 2. The Socie!J thanks the Department of the Environment for a publication grant for this paper.
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EXCAVATIONS AT WALLINGFORD, <strong>1974</strong> 215<br />
3) were d<strong>at</strong>ed to the early thirteenth century with a few notable exceptions (Nos. 33<br />
(Aardenberg-type), 49 and 60) which range in d<strong>at</strong>e from the mid-thirteenth to midfourteenth<br />
century.<br />
THE SMALL FINDS<br />
Some of the metal objects found included a bronze buckle (2 x 3 cm.), a lead weight<br />
(4 x '·5 x o·5 em.) and an iron arrow head (4 cm. long) from trench II, period 3, and<br />
numerous deposits of mineralised copper, iron slag, iron nails, and a bronze coin (not<br />
identified but thought to be Roman) from trench II, period 2.<br />
Other objects found include a chalk spindle whorl (3.2 em. diameter) from trench II,<br />
period I, and two worked bone needles from trench II, period 2.<br />
The Socie!J thanks the Department of the Environment for a public<strong>at</strong>ion grant for this<br />
paper.
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