RECENT FINDS ON THE KNOWN ROMAN SITE INCLUDE A SMALL BRONZE AWL OF BEAKER TYPE, AND THE BUTT END OF A STONE AXE WITH FLATTENED SIDES. NOW IN SCUNTHORPE MUSEUM. {1}{2} THE AWL WAS FOUND IN NOV. 1970. {3} A LATE BRONZE AGE SPEARHEAD WITH A SQUARED SOCKET AND PEG HOLES AND MOST OF THE BLADE MISSING, FROM THE ROMAN SITE AT OWMBY, IS IN THE POSSESSSION OF H MOSSOP. REPORTED IN 1973. {4}{5} A POLISHED FLINT AXE FOUND AT SK96928673. NO FURTHER INFORMATION. {6} FINDS FROM THE ROMAN SITE IN THE COLLECTION OF H R MOSSOP IN 1970-1973 INCLUDES BRONZE AGE WORKED FLINTS. {7}{8} A FRAGMENT OF THE BUTT OF A STONE AXE OF GROUP VI FOUND AT SK96968675 AS A SURFACE FIND AFTER PLOUGHING. LENGTH 6CM, MAX. WIDTH 3.8CM MAX. THICKNESS 2.2CM, WITH FLATTENED EDGES. {9}{10} WORKED FLINTS FOUND DURING FIELDWALKING IN SPRING 1978 BY NLAU AND REPORTED BY NAOMI FIELD. {11}{12}~, HTM 52M