Scouting Mission......

[CRUSADER]

I sent the scout out alone today......or was it something to do with mixing cider & ale... (don't do this at home kids)

Cru'dad has been doing his rounds recently & found out an unsearched field was available. It was on the radar but a long way off the top hit list. It showed up nothing on our research but it was on the opposite side of a road to a Medieval moated Manor site. So in these periods of little choice, it was worth a go....

He didn't get much in 2 hours but the report was a follows;
Sandy soil - good news in this area
No Lead - very bad news for any sort of site
2 bits of Roman or Medieval Pot Shards - little hard to tell without the rims - not enough to spark interest
1 Bronze pot rim - circa 17th C
Georgian Furniture Pull
2 Buttons
Common Ed I London Mint Hammered - but in better than average condition.

The hammered was found after 50 minutes & made the scouting worthwhile.

If we didn't have spare time we would put this back on the back burner, but with little else, I will be XPing it soon....

 

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[Msbeepbeep]

Cru dad probably came back to find you snoozing on the sofa!

 

[beez0404]

So you send Ol' Da out to find places to hunt......LOL At least sending out an experienced scout has it's benefits.

 

[MaineRelic]

A surprise find is never where you expect it to be ! That is a nice looking Ed I. Good luck gridding ! MaineRelic

 

[robfinds]

Guinness and lager, not a good idea either Cru.

 

[CRUSADER]

Guinness and lager, not a good idea either Cru.

I do know better really, just met some friends I hadn't seen in many years & got carried away. It took me most the day to get rid of the headacre, so I didn't think constant beeping would help.

I look forward to trying this field even if the signs were not that great. I like the challege of the unknown, I hope to get at least something....