Think this post should be called what's your best soil. I found these 17th century finds on a site where the soil is just about sand. None of these finds have been cleaned !, all look like they did when lost around 400 years ago.
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
AMERICAN DIGGERS ON SPIKE: THE TRASH WE WOULD LIKE TO DISCRIMINATE OUT!
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
Yep, but when you hit one, you really hit one! I didn't do it in any better soil, but kinda had that happen to me in 2001. Dug a rare one, but also got the condition which can be tough to do in our plowed fields.
AMERICAN DIGGERS ON SPIKE: THE TRASH WE WOULD LIKE TO DISCRIMINATE OUT!
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
Yep, but when you hit one, you really hit one! I didn't do it in any better soil, but kinda had that happen to me in 2001. Dug a rare one, but also got the condition which can be tough to do in our plowed fields.
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
Yep, but when you hit one, you really hit one! I didn't do it in any better soil, but kinda had that happen to me in 2001. Dug a rare one, but also got the condition which can be tough to do in our plowed fields.
At the time it was a very rare button and may be the best known considering it's better than the one which was always used in the books and owned by the New York Historical society. I thought it was modern until getting through the first two words and seeing the crown in the middle.... then the adrenaline rush hit.
AMERICAN DIGGERS ON SPIKE: THE TRASH WE WOULD LIKE TO DISCRIMINATE OUT!
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
Yep, but when you hit one, you really hit one! I didn't do it in any better soil, but kinda had that happen to me in 2001. Dug a rare one, but also got the condition which can be tough to do in our plowed fields.
At the time it was a very rare button and may be the best known considering it's better than the one which was always used in the books and owned by the New York Historical society. I thought it was modern until getting through the first two words and seeing the crown in the middle.... then the adrenaline rush hit.
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
Yep, but when you hit one, you really hit one! I didn't do it in any better soil, but kinda had that happen to me in 2001. Dug a rare one, but also got the condition which can be tough to do in our plowed fields.
At the time it was a very rare button and may be the best known considering it's better than the one which was always used in the books and owned by the New York Historical society. I thought it was modern until getting through the first two words and seeing the crown in the middle.... then the adrenaline rush hit.
That was definately worth the wait Iron Patch
It was four digits of fun.
AMERICAN DIGGERS ON SPIKE: THE TRASH WE WOULD LIKE TO DISCRIMINATE OUT!
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
Yep, but when you hit one, you really hit one! I didn't do it in any better soil, but kinda had that happen to me in 2001. Dug a rare one, but also got the condition which can be tough to do in our plowed fields.
At the time it was a very rare button and may be the best known considering it's better than the one which was always used in the books and owned by the New York Historical society. I thought it was modern until getting through the first two words and seeing the crown in the middle.... then the adrenaline rush hit.
No such thing as good soil for my sites. There's bad, and worse, and that's about it. I do have some finds that really beat the odds but it's only a very small % of what I have dug.
The problem Rob is getting the very rare find in soil like that so it really counts!
Bit like playing the lottery Iron Patch, keep going
Yep, but when you hit one, you really hit one! I didn't do it in any better soil, but kinda had that happen to me in 2001. Dug a rare one, but also got the condition which can be tough to do in our plowed fields.
At the time it was a very rare button and may be the best known considering it's better than the one which was always used in the books and owned by the New York Historical society. I thought it was modern until getting through the first two words and seeing the crown in the middle.... then the adrenaline rush hit.
That was definately worth the wait Iron Patch
It was four digits of fun.
What you do in your own time is up to you IP
Thank you! Did the Queen tell you that was ok?
AMERICAN DIGGERS ON SPIKE: THE TRASH WE WOULD LIKE TO DISCRIMINATE OUT!
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Originally Posted by Iron Patch
have had eight from same corner off field, about 10 square yards 
I think a hoard under a later building 
