(TR33705655) IA coins (5) were discovered at Worth Hill by metal detection in the 1980's. TWRA-TYMAC-IA-34 Dated to c 10 BC-10 AD and of the Atrebates, Eppillus. The coin is made of AE, measures 15 mm in diameter and weighs 2.06 gm. The obverse side shows a geometric pattern, curve-side square around disc, EP PI CO MF around square. The reverse shows an eagle left, wings spread, pellet-in-ring's in field. Catalogue reference VA 450-1, type Atrebatic H. TWRA-TYMAC-IA-79 Dated to c 10 BC-10 AD and of the Atrebates, Eppillus. The coin is made of AE, measures 14-15.5 mm and weighs 2.02 gm. The obverse side is very worn and shows a Romanized head left, EPPIL to left. The reverse side is off-centre and shows a victory left, holding wreath and standard. Catalogue reference VA 452-1. It is Atrebatic H type. TWRA-TYMAC-IA-83 Dated to c 20-43 AD and of the Trinovantes, Cunobelin. The coin is made of AR, measures 10.5-11.75 mm and weighs 0.73 gm. The obverse side is off-centre but shows crossed wreaths, letters in angles (only N visible). The reverse shows capricorn right, CVN below. It is an unpublished type, but other examples already in CCI. TWRA-TYMAC-IA-88 Dated to c 100 BC and of the Cantii. The coin is made of cast bronze potin, measures 14.5-15 mm in diameter and weighs 1.99 gm. The obverse side shows a Celticized head of Apollo left and the reverse shows a Celticized bull charging right, pellet on body. It is of Cantian A type. The coin is in poor condition with some corrosion. TWRA-TYMAC-IA-89 Dated to the 1st century BC and Central or Southern Gaulish. The coin is made of AE, measures 14.75-17.5 mm in diameter and weighs 4.41 gm. The obverse side shows a head left, of rather thick style. The reverse shows a bull charging right, exergual line below, MA above. The coin is very thick and brassy. The design resembles that of a potin coin. (1)

Historic England archive material: 913768 South of England Metal Detecting Records This material has not yet been fully catalogued. Copyright, date, and quantity information for this record may be incomplete or inaccurate.Metal detecting records from 2 rally sites: 7th-8th September1991 - Ringwould, Kent; 11th-12th September 1993 - Great Mongeham, near Deal, Kent. Also one block of variously located finds in Kent. Iron Age, Roman and Medieval coins.Contents : 3 catalogues and 1 reportCondition : INTACT

<1> Kent Metal Detector Group Records (OS Card Reference). SKE45936.

<2> Ringwould, K, 1991, South of England Metal Detecting Records (Collection). SKE6551.