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Roman coin found near Hebron (Hebron)

[Marginal] The sexton of St Mary's Church, Morpeth has a 2nd century brass coin of Antoninus Pius, which had been found near Hebburn [Hebron], a little to the north of Morpeth. (1)

Present location of coin not ascertained. (2)

Find noted in a desk-based assessment of the area. A continuing absence of a context for the find is noted. (3)
N11064
Roman (43 to 410)
FIELD OBSERVATION, Ordnance Survey Archaeology Division Field Investigation 1957; E Geary
DESK BASED ASSESSMENT, Southern Trunk Main Warkworth to North Gosforth. Archaeological and Cultural Heritage Assessment 2006; Tyne and Wear Museums


Source of Reference
Local History of Hebron

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