Object: Ring
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: D. Wicks, esq.,  Cooksbridge House,  Cooksbridge,  Lewes.,  Sussex, [former address - struck through:,  18, Mill Road,,  LEWES,]
Site: ENGLAND, Sussex, Malling Hill.,, out of bank of hollow way leading up to Little Hill from W., between gate and A[indecipherable] pond, TQ. 424110.,,
Discovery context: hillside
Parish: Malling
County: East Sussex
Country: England
Grid reference: TQ424110
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 2.8 CM.
Width (mm): (charm.) 2.2 cm.
Surface: Dull, brownish, some green patina [patina is struck through and replaced by} surface   /   within ring.  Pitted.
Composition: Bronze.  (copper, plus traces of silver, calcium, magnesium & aluminium).
Other: Very simple illustration., At least 3 different handwritings and inks used throughout., Last 2 lines of SITE INFO originally read:, Lewes  SOUTH MALLING,  (Cliff Hill.), but the above info has been struck through and replaced by "Malling Hill."
Description: No evidence for breakage, round-elliptical hoop section; hoop not quite circular; stump with rounded end
Remarks: Metalographic report by BM. Research Lab.,  See Letter fr. I. H. Longworth to D. Wicks, 23. VIII. 1971