Archaeological finds in village by Michael

From Suffolk Institue of Archeology

A list of finds in Waldringfield from their journals going back as far as 1903. It would be good to know the location where indicated.
Vol 11 1903 Photo of Neolithic Flint chisel from Waldringfield.

Vol 29 1964 Six soil marks of round barrows on Heath Farm. Map refs.=26804475,26764484,26734480,26734490,26654495, 26784504

Vol 31 1970 White Hall found in Garden field by Canon T.Waller. Roman Dupondius of Antoninus Pius AD 138-161 . Map ref=28364385

Vol 32 1973 Iron Age Shards of pottery with flattened rim and finger impressions and three struck flakes found in a ditch by Mrs A.Harvey. Also flakes and part of leaf shaped arrow head found on field surface. Map ref.=27884476

Vol 32 Late Neolithic asymmetric arrow head found in plough soil by C.Harvey. Regret no map references given for finds after Vol.32

Vol 35 1984 Base of Bronze age urn Belgic and Roman shards found in churchyard. Mrs M.Frazer.

Vol 36 1985 Churchyard 1984, over 30 late Iron Age clay mould fragments found when grave digging. Moulds used in lost wax casting of terrett rings of Westhall type all mid 1st C Two trial trenches dug adjacent in 1985 which showed a 0.9m thick build up of soil over 1C level probably in the Medieval period. At the base of the trench some Roam shards were found, whilst in the other, closest to the original find more fragments found.

Vol 36 1988 4C Bronze Coins Constantine – Valentinian, Bronze knob IMDC= Ipswich Metal Detector Club

Vol 37 1992 Saxon fragment of a 6C small long brooch, bronze. IMDC= Ipswich Metal Detector Club

Vol 37 Roman. Thin scatter of metal work including coins Allectus and Diocletian.

Vol 37 Saxon. Two fragments from a thin gilt bronze disc, or pair of, with excised interlace decoration. 8C or 9C

Vol 37 Roman. Bronze brooch “sitting chicken” type with blue enamel also trumpet brooch & 4 coins. IMDC= Ipswich Metal Detector Club

Vol 40 2001 Roman brooches & coins (2C-4C)

Vol 40 2001 Early Saxon cruciform brooch fragment 6C.

Vol 40 2001 Early medieval bronze harness fitting 11C-12C Metal Detector Find

Vol 40 2002 Medieval, two bronze horse harness pendants. One with enamelled shield of “Thomas of Brotherton” Earl of Norfolk from 1312 Metal Detector Find

Vol 41 2006 Fragments of early bronze age butt probably from a flat axe head or sword blade. Metal Detector Find

Vol 41 2006 Early Anglo Saxon small long brooch IMDC= Ipswich Metal Detector Club

Vol 41 2007 1st C Bronze cavalry Harness pendant. Decorated with vine leave & grapes with traces of white metal on front. Also Roman , a flat backed bronze figurine of Hercules. Metal Detector Find