A spate flow, often referred to as a “Spate,” is a sudden, rapid increase in the amount of water flowing in a river or stream, typically due to a short-duration flood. This increase in flow can be caused by heavy rainfall, snowmelt, or other events that quickly add a large volume of water to the river or stream. Wensleydale myth has it, that when the wind blows in the right direction, Semerwater tilts a spate flow of her own down the Ure.
An incomplete silver coin, probably a halfpenny of probably Edward III (1327-77) mint of London. Not further defined. Obverse scuffed and reverse struck off-centre.Diameter 15.2mm, thickness 0.45mm, weight 0.4g. [...]
An extremely worn and corroded Roman copper alloy sestertius of Domitian dating to c. AD 85-89. Possibly a [IOVI VICTORI S C] reverse depicting Jupiter seated left, holding Victory and sceptre. mint of Rome. [...]
A Roman copper alloy sestertius of Gordian III dating to c. AD 241-244 (Reece period 12). Uncertain reverse type depicting Gordian III, in military attire, standing right, holding transverse spear in right hand and globe in [...]
An incomplete Post-Medieval cast copper-alloy double-loop buckle frame dating to c.1620-1680.Approximately half of the sub-rectangular frame remains. Consisting of an enlarged pointed outside edge that is bevelled on the outside and a central narrowed strap-bar with lobed protrusions on either [...]
A probably Late Medieval to Post Medieval cast lead 2 ounce pierced disc weight.Sub-circular and flat with no official marks or decoration. There is a neat 3.8mm diameter circular piercing near to the outside edge. The weight [...]
APost medieval copper-alloy token farthing issued for the poor of Great Yarmouth, dating to 1669. Obverse: Arms of the Borough of Great Yarmouth, legend GREAT. YARMOVTH. 1669. Reverse: Arms of the Borough of Great Yarmouth, [...]
A small post medieval uniface cast lead alloy token of 14.8mm diameter. One side has the initials WS over a line with unclear lettering or numerals (possibly a date of 1718 or similar) below. [...]
A worn Roman copper-alloy nummus (AE4) of an unidentified emperor. Probable falling horseman (FEL TEMP REPARATIO) reverse type, dating c. AD 348-358. Probably a contemporary copy given reduced size.Measurements: diameter: 11.8 mm and weight: 1.38 [...]
A Medieval silver voided short cross cut farthing of Henry II-John, Class 1-4, not further defined, dating to AD 1154-1205. Moneyer: Rein..Mint: Unclear. [...]
A small post medieval cast lead alloy token of 16mm diameter. One side has an image of a cockerel, standing right, with head raised (Powell Type 18). The other side has an unclear branched motif, [...]
A Medieval silver voided long cross cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), not further defined, dating to AD 1247-1272. Moneyer: uncertain; Mint; Canterbury. [...]
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VI, first reign (AD 1422-1461), plain issue, dating to AD 1427-1430 (N 1453). Mint of London. Ref: Withers and Withers 2003: 35; North 1975: 62. [...]
A silver Medieval Venetian soldino of Michele Steno (AD 1400-1413) dating to the period AD 1400-1413. S MARCVS VENETI reverse depicting Winged and nimbate lion of St Mark facing within a circle, holding a book of gospels (type 1). Mint [...]
An incomplete Medieval silver voided short cross penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), Class 6c3,dating to AD 1217 (N 976/3). Moneyer and mint uncertain, probably Canterbury. [...]
A fragment of a post-medieval silver sixpence of James I, struck 1604-1624. The coin has a neat linear break which has either been done using a knife or (and more likely) which has split along [...]
A complete copper-alloy Roman nummus of Diocletian, dating to the period AD 296-7 (Reece period 15). GENIO POPV-LI ROMANI reverse type, depicting Genius standing left, holding patera and cornucopiae. Mint of Trier.RIC VI 170a, B [...]
A medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry II-III, short cross variety. Mint of London. Uncertain moneyer. Struck AD1180-1272.Diameter 18mm. Weight 0.51g. [...]
A complete worn copper-alloy 17th century traders token halfpenny of Cheny Bourne of Milton in Kent. Williamson (1967, 377) Kent no.431Description: Obverse: A sugarloaf. Legend: +CHENY.BOVRNE.OF Reverse: 'C.F.B' in two lines. Legend: +MILTON.[IN.]K[ENT].Measurements: Diameter: 15.8 mm and weight: 0.83g. [...]
