Find Spot record 0067800001 - VICARAGE ORCHARD, STONE

Summary

Saxon metalwork found by gardener in the nineteenth century

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  • FINDSPOT (Undated)

Description

UNUSUALLY LARGE FIBULA. BEARS MARKS OF BYZANTINE ORIGIN. PROB BELONGED TO A C11 ECCLESIASTIC (B1). INNER SURFACE GILT (B3). FIBULA OF LARGE SIZE WITH CHRISTIAN EMBLEM. DATED BY COMPARISON (EG MINCHINHAMPTON, GLOS & ASHENDEN, BUCKS) TO C4/C5 (B4). SAUCER BROOCH CRUCIFORM WITH CURVED ANIMALS = EARLY AS (B8).

Sources (10)

  • <1>SBC238 Bibliographic reference: AKERMAN J Y 1844 COMMUNICATION IN ARCHAEOLOGIA30PP545-546"".
  • <2>SBC487 Article in serial: ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL 1850 7 P72.
  • <3>SBC237 Bibliographic reference: AKERMAN J 1855 REMAINS OF PAGAN SAXONDOM P76 + PL XXXVIII.
  • <4>SBC241 Bibliographic reference: AKERMAN J Y 1857 DISCOVERY OF ROMAN & OTHER SEPULC HRAL REMAINS AT...STONE IN ARCHAEOLOGIA34PP23,26".
  • <5>SBC13292 Article in serial: RECS OF BUCKS 1858 2 P117;1946 14 P315.
  • <6>SBC7975 Bibliographic reference: LOWNDES C 1862 LECTURE ON HISTORY & ANTIQUITIES OF ...HARTWELL & STONE P11.
  • <7>SBC14705 Bibliographic reference: SMYTH W H 1864 ADDENDA TO AEDES HARTWELLIANAE P10.
  • <8>SBC15291 Bibliographic reference: VCH BUCKS 1 PP196-197.
  • <9>SBC6642 Bibliographic reference: INFORMATION FROM BRITISH MUSEUM.
  • <10>SBC12100 Map: PIKE A R FROM OS 1960 1:10560 MAP (& SEE BAS LETTE R BOOK,30 JAN 1936 P6 -TRANSCRIPT FILED).

Location

Grid reference SP 78200 12200 (point) (Approximate)
Civil Parish STONE, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire

Finds (1)

  • SAUCER BROOCH (5th Century Saxon - 410 AD to 499 AD)

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  • Event - Intervention: (EBC11958)

Record last edited

Nov 20 2007 9:29AM

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