From the report: "Fourteen coins were found. These included half a silver short cross penny, of late 12th or 13th century AD date. The remaining coins consisted of a variety of copper alloy pennies, half-pennies and farthings, all of post-medieval date. Other objects of copper alloy, lead and iron were recovered, mainly during the metal-detector survey. All datable objects are post-medieval.

The copper alloy included two cartridges and a bullet, 25 buttons, nine buckle frames, a boot heel-plate, two small keyhole plates, a teaspoon and a thimble, as well as a variety of tacks, wire and sheet-metal fragments. Two decorative strap or harness fillings, the lid of a small pot or glass vessel (part of a dressing table set, for instance) and an oval brooch setting containing a polished orange agate stone were also found.
The lead predominantly consisted of various strips, sheet fragments and waste material... A conical weight (141g; ON. 37) and part of a pewter tankard rim were also found during the metal detector survey. Other recognisable objects consisted of... five musket balls, a single piece of bird-shot and a bullet.
The iron comprises nails and other structural items, but also included a small socketed tool, perhaps a small mattock, a knife handle and a tanged cutting
tool with a curved blade, probably a small sickle or reaping hook. (1)

NOTE: Not all types of metallic object have been recorded here. All objects were found spread across the site approximatelyin the 530m radius centred on the findspot.

Wessex Archaeology, 2012, Sevington West, Sevington, Ashford, Kent: Archaeological Walkover Survey, Metal Detecting Survey and Evaluation Trenching (Unpublished document). SKE31455.