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Category Archives: The caches
Abingdon Cache
This cache was discovered in 1994. It was concealed in the attic space of a house in East St.Helen Street, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, in a wall cavity filled with hops. Continue reading
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Birmingham Cache
This hat was found in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, in 2001. The discovery was made by a builder, while work was being undertaken to create a new gallery space for the 20th Century art collection. Continue reading
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Caputh Cache
This collar was found in a pre 1850, rural farm dwelling in Caputh, Perthshire. It was discovered in 1993 whilst renovation work was being undertaken. Continue reading
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Cuckfield Cache
The tricorn hat was found concealed in a property in Cuckfield, Sussex. The discovery was made during the 1980’s, when the house was being converted into flats. The owner donated it to Cuckfield Museum in 1998, where it is currently displayed. Continue reading
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Cupar Cache
This cache was found concealed in a former farmer’s cottage in Cupar, Scotland, in April 2001. The discovery was made while the owners of the property were undertaking electrical renovations. Continue reading
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Hursley Cache
This cache was concealed in a thatched cottage, in Hursley, Hampshire. It was hidden near the chimney and discovered in 1971. The owners of the house donated the shoes to the Archaeology department at Hampshire County Council Museums Service in 2001. Continue reading
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Lawshall Caches
Two concealed caches have been found by Mr and Mrs Harber at their property in Lawshall, Suffolk. Their house was originally a farm dwelling and is thought to date from between 1520 and 1550. Continue reading
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Nether Wallop Cache
The Nether Wallop Cache was found in 1978. The discovery was made as the owners of a property in Nether Wallop, Hampshire, were gutting and renovating their home. The house has a 15th century cruck timber frame and was originally a farm dwelling. Continue reading
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Pontarddulais Cache
This corset was found in a thatched cottage in the village of Pontarddulais, West Glamorgan, Wales. Pontarddulais is an industrial settlement, but was formerly an agricultural area. Continue reading
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Reigate Cache
The Reigate Cache was discovered in 1990, concealed in a shop in Bell Street, Reigate. The building is believed to date to between 1400 and 1450. The shop is currently the premises of J.Stoneman and Sons, Funeral Directors and Monumental Stonemasons, who were undertaking a shop refit at the time the concealed objects were discovered. They were found located above the ingle-nook fireplace, between the ground and first floors. Continue reading
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Ripley Cache
In 1997 this large cache of objects was found concealed in a house in Ripley, Christchurch, inside a bricked up bread oven. The cache includes boots, fragments of leather and wood, a candlestick and a brush. Continue reading
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Sittingbourne Cache
The Sittingbourne Cache is the collective name given to a large group of artefacts found within the fabric of an old public house in Sittingbourne, Kent, in the south-east of the UK, shortly before the building’s demolition. The cache, consisting of over 500 artefacts, is the largest reported to the DCGP. Continue reading
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Stockbridge Cache
This shoe was found concealed in a cottage in Stockbridge, when the property was being demolished. Continue reading
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