Two pairs of linch pin terminals were found in Tattershall Thorpe. They were purchased by the City and County Museum in 1992. They are made of copper alloy, and are decorated. Both upper and lower terminals are socketed, presumably for the attachment of iron shanks. The pins belong to a well-known type represented in the Arras Culture of East Yorkshire by a plain example from King's Barrow at Arras. The closest decorated parallels have been found at Kirkburn, East Yorkshire, where the terminals and iron shanks survive intact. Decorated examples are also known from southern England, and were manufactured at Gussage All Saints. {1}{2} An Iron Age terret ring was found at the same site and seen at an open day at the museum in April 2012. {3}