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Sitefind, antler toggle,with ring and dot decoration. Part of the Viables Farm burial, found Viables Farm, Basingstoke, Hampshire, 1976 the finds have been interpreted as the burial of a socially

Terret ring

Sitefind, bronze terret ring, silvered. Part of the Viables Farm burial, the finds have been interpreted as the burial of a socially superior female with an inferior female at her feet, with grave

Sitefind, unfinished horse harness cheek piece, from a tine of a red deer antler. Part of the Viables Farm burial, the finds have been interpreted as the burial of a socially superior female with an

Medieval gold ring with a blue stone dating to the late C13th-early C14th.

Henry III coin from a hoard found at Nately, Hampshire.

Coin, penny, part of a hoard found at White Lane, Greywell, Mapledurwell and Up Nately, Hampshire in 1989, issued by Henry III, minted by moneyer Gilbert at Canterbury, Kent, 1251-1272

Coin, penny, part of a hoard found by metal detector at Portsdown Hill, near Portchester, Fareham, Hampshire, 1995, issued by Stephen, minted by the moneyer Stanung at Salisbury, Wiltshire, 1135-1154

Head of a colour standard (possibly a glaive) of a regiment of horse, flat iron head with a socket, dug up on the field of the Battle of Cheriton of 1644, found with a sword and a pike.

Flint used as a strike-a-light, 18th century, found in old beams at Water Farm, Twyford.

Iron age saucepan pot with straight sides and decoration comprising an applied cordon of diagonal lines around the neck of the pot and holes in the base.

Stone ammunition found at Odiham Castle, North Warnborough, Hampshire.

Medieval face jug found in Church Street car park, Romsey, Hampshire

Bronze Age Hoard including bronze swords, spear heads, chapes, rings etc., found at Blackmoor, Selborne, Hampshire

Two beaker burials recovered by excavation , one was a complete Wessex/Middle Rhine beaker that had been placed between the feet of a crouched burial , the second in more fragmentary state was also

Small Roman copper alloy bound figurine with Celtic features and hairstyle.

palaeolithic handaxe found at Basing House

Sitefind, Rhenish ware motto beaker with motto reading "VI(TV)LA" a roman term of endearment based on the latin word vitvla meaning a bull calf, equivalent term still used today in Germany fig 51,