Swindon
17 digs
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Where We Search
We've recorded 239+ digs across 2 districts of Wiltshire, on private farmland walked with the express consent of the landowner.
Significant Finds
5 significant finds recorded by Midweek Searchers members in Wiltshire, with Portable Antiquities Scheme references where assigned. Exact locations withheld out of respect for our landowners.

Coombe Bissett, Wiltshire
A unique Anglosaxon coin of the Mercian king Ludica. The coin has on the obverse a diademed bust of Ludica facing right with the legend LUDICA REX MER, while the reverse features the inscription LUN/DONIA/CIVIT in three lines.

Allington, Wiltshire
A large copper alloy Iron Age (50BC-70AD) enamelled flat-ring terret. The flattened ring of the terret is decorated with elaborate 'S' shape or La Tene style scrolls conjoined into a moustache-like motif, set against an inlaid ground of red enamel.

Ogbourne St.George, Wiltshire
A complete Bronze Age (1300-800 BC) flat barbed and tanged copper-alloy arrowhead.

Liddington, Wiltshire
Scattered hoard of 15 Roman denarii, from Gorian III to Valarian c. 245-247 AD.

Whaddon, Wiltshire
A complete gold mourning ring with glass setting and black niello decoration, inscribed and dated 1715. It commemorates William Hewer, MP for Yarmouth and clerk to Samuel Pepys.