Monument record TYN 047 - Sleighton Hill

Penannular gold ring of the type termed `ring-money' and dated to the LBA (S1). This example is solid gold with dark bands, giving a striped appearance. Found with a metal detector (S2).
For a similar, but unbanded pieces (2), see Mildenhall 142 and for a cored example see Ramsholt 011. A further banded example is known from Hockwold-cum-Wilton, Norfolk. No other examples of banded ring-money are known from East Anglia (others are probably known by now!).
A fragment blade end of a bronze axe, probably an EBA flat axe, found at (see 'Not to be published on web' tab for finder/s and/or findspot/s) by metal detecting (S3).