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Description: | Fragment of Post Medieval rowel spur, part of one D-section side with oblique moulding at lowest point and elaborate terminal with three perforations (the examples listed below have two perforations, this example has an additional intermediate perforation). Length >73mm. The distinctive terminals are paralleled by an example from North Elmham (HER 1013, EAA 9 fig.264 no.60). For a discussion of this and other examples, which may have been made at one place and date to c.1620 - c.1645, see B. Ellis in Keen and Hough Beeston Castle (1993), 165, fig.112 nos.2 and 3. An excavated Norfolk example, from Carbrooke (HER 8814) has recently been published (EAA Occasional Paper 21 (2006), fig.26), and another has been found in Banham (HER 44057).
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