celtic - roman - medieval artifacts

[vercingetorix]

here are some pics of my best finds :

1/ buckle from the 7th century

 

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[vercingetorix]

some others pics :

 

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[vercingetorix]

3rd century roman silver coins ...

 

[vercingetorix]

celtic coin . nice shape considering it was buried over 2000 years in the ground

 

[vercingetorix]

bronze head with loop . not IDed yet ( any idea ?? )
thanks

 

[vercingetorix]

medieval silver coin 10th C found a few month ago in a small wood surrounded with fields . did see the wood as I was driving along , stopped near , hit the wood and after 10 minutes came up with the coin ... the only one of the wood . but good dig though

 

[CRUSADER]

bronze head with loop . not IDed yet ( any idea ?? )
thanks

Looks Celtic/romano-celtic - either bucket mount or hanging basket mount. However the loop is normally on the top, so a little unsure.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Very nice indeed

 

[diggerfororo]

Hi Laurent: I have been detecting for over 40 years all over the world and I can't compare my finds to yours. You have some of the best finds I have ever seen. I have hunted the coast of France in the water but have never hunted on land there. I spend 3 months a year in Spain and would love to hunt with you some time. Keep up the postings as I love to see ancient artifacts come to the light of day.

Les

 

[able_walker]

Forgive my ignorance......But I thought that metal detecting was illegal in France....not that that should deter anyone...lol.

 

[vercingetorix]

laws are tricky to interpret . If you ask anybody over here they simply don't care about laws . they just do as most of you in the US do > you get the owner's permission > you are not on an archeological site > you can hunt .

if you find artifacts - coins - anything else interesting history or archeology you have to record your finds to the autorities .

but if you stick to the law its neither illegal nor clearly allowed but tolerated.

 

[able_walker]

The tolerance of metal detecting sounds good....I imagine France has some amazing things buried here and there.Good hunting....I keep thinking you don't have to into the middle of a field,not far off the road should be some fantastic things as well...if you can tolerate the junky bits....

 

[vercingetorix]

The tolerance of metal detecting sounds good....I imagine France has some amazing things buried here and there.Good hunting....I keep thinking you don't have to into the middle of a field,not far off the road should be some fantastic things as well...if you can tolerate the junky bits....

don't like fields that much . all of the finds you could do there are in poor condition due to pesticides used by farmers . Woods are way more interesting to hunt

 

[birdman]

I would rather hunt woods also .When all the fields are frozen you can still dig in the woods a bit. One of the most amazing collections I have ever seen!!! Thank you for sharing.

 

[xlt nh]

Some terrific finds....wish I could dig up 2000yrs of history here in the US!

Great to see your intuition is paying off...thanks for sharing your incredible finds!

HH, Hank