Artefact Date and Identification Uncertain - no apparent breaks, suggesting that the artefact is complete. Copper-alloy - 18.9mm X 14.6mm X3 .4mm - 1.8g - Artefact Date and Identification Uncertain

IRON SCYTHE - could have been used during a dyke clearance operation - c.19th Century

FRENCH JETTON - copper alloy - 27mm X 27mm - 1.2g - c. 15th Century

RACK of BULLETS - S67 DM 316 - c. 1915-1918

ROMAN COIN - copper-alloy nummus - 17mm X 16mm - 1.7g -Late 3rd to mid 4th Century AD

LEAD TOKEN - featuring a cross with central pellet - blank reverse - 16mm X 16mm - 2.7g - c. 15th Century AD

LEAD DYERS SEAL - the symbol is associated with a strong connection to the London cloth colouring industry across the Thames foreshore - 2mm X 8mm X 11mm - 1.6g - Late 16th to 17th century

SUSPENSION RING - copper-alloy - 1mm X 2mm X 25mm X 25mm - 1.3g - c. Medieval

JETTON (part of) - copper-alloy - 18mm X 23mm - 1.1g -c. 15th Century AD

COOKING VESSEL - as Identified by FLO Alastair Willis (June 2017) - c. 17th-18th century

THIMBLE - c. 18th-19th Century

South Nottinghamshire Field Detectives, 2017, Hall Farm, Langar, The Stroom Dyke Paddle: Field Survey Report., Page 10. (Unpublished document). SNT5415.