HU54SW 94 5002 4098 HU 5002 4098 A miniature toy millstone of sandstone, with a maximum diameter of 49mm and maximum height of 9mm, was found among rabbit scrapings, in a field of rough grazing, by 9-year old Adam Parsons of Bressay. Edge chipped, on an otherwise well-defined circumference. There is an incised collar on the upper side around the central perforation. This side is decorated with various incised markings. On the underside there is a neatly chiselled sile slot, measuring 22 x 5mm, and 10 small pecked marks are also present. Toy millstones and toy quernstones are of limited distribution in the archaeological record, only 14 have been found in Shetland and 8 in Norway. They date from the Viking to Late Norse medieval period. Shetland Museum Acc. No. A53-2002. Claimed as Treasure Trove (TT.10/02). A Duffus 2002