A bronze tube (ferrule), two bronze socketed spearheads and four palstaves (3 looped) found in a cavity in clay at a depth of 3 feet 6 inches. {1}{2} In 1860 a late Bronze Age hoard consisting of two spearheads, a bronze ferrule, three looped palstaves, one without a loop, and two socketed celts of a rare type was found in the north-east part of the parish of Nettleham near the Wragby road. They had been placed in a cavity in the clay at a depth of 3 feet 6 inches. {3} Four looped palstaves, two socketed axes with lateral indentations, a leaf-shaped spearhead with peg holes, a basal-looped spearhead, and a tubular spear-shaft ferrule found in December 1860 in a cavity in clay at a depth of three feet six inches. Metallurgical analysis showed all the bronzes, except the basal-looped spearhead, to be of leaded bronze. This source gives a grid reference of TF 020 765 which is some distance from Wragby Road. A grid reference closer to the road in Nettleham parish has been assigned to this hoard. {4}