A very small group of finds from topsoil contexts, comprising a single worked flint, a sherd of medieval pottery, a medieval fishing weight, and a post-medieval cloth seal.

The jug is 14th century Nottingham Reduced Green-Glazed Ware. All the sherds are abraded to some degree and are likely to be the product of secondary deposition, and quite possible residual.

The cloth seal is of post-medieval date, although it should be noted such seals remained in use into the early modern period.

A cast discoid weight with central neatly drilled aperture 10.5mm in diameter from the medieval period.

The weight and the jug sherd were recovered from the same trench topsoil.

Eleonora Montanari, 2018, Archaeological Evaluation Report:Trial Trenching on Land at Thoresby Colliery, Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire (Unpublished document). SNT5783.