The Track-Way Site - Day 2.....

[CRUSADER]

As there are so many targets still left on this site we hold out some hope for a sceat at some point, although it wasn't today. We spend 6 hours mostly gridding but we did spend some time dropping down to a nearby Roman Site. Only to find we have really cleared it pretty well & I found it difficult to find any iron to dig (let alone anything else), so that site now needs a deep plough.

7 Scrappies
Roman Hair Pin
2 Medieval/post Leather Mounts
Medieval Thimble
Lead Token
Rolled up unknown hammered
1865 Sixpence
Very Rare 17th C Token

 

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[Professor of Engineering]

Another productive hunt, congratulations!

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice Hunt!!! Congrats!!!

 

[A2coins]

Cru that is just amazing

 

[Whyme]

More awesome finds!

 

[Sleepy]

Thanks for sharing those awesome finds with us. I know very little about artifacts from your side of the pond and I attempt to learn what I can from your posts. So, I'm going to throw a couple of questions at you and please pardon my lack of education on the relics you have displayed. In the photo of the thimble, what is to the right of the thimble? It looks like another thimble but just shaped differently. Next, what is below the thimble, a buckle or some type of brooch? And last, what is the coin to the left of the thimble? It was just easier for me to use the thimble as a reference in order to learn a little more about the relics you have displayed. I really could ask a bunch more questions as to what some of the items are but I won't continue to bore you with my lack of knowledge. Thanks for sharing your finds with us. I've always dreamed of being able to come over there and spend a few weeks hunting.

 

[Rookster]

Amazing hunt. Congrats

 

[CRUSADER]

Thanks for sharing those awesome finds with us. I know very little about artifacts from your side of the pond and I attempt to learn what I can from your posts. So, I'm going to throw a couple of questions at you and please pardon my lack of education on the relics you have displayed. In the photo of the thimble, what is to the right of the thimble? It looks like another thimble but just shaped differently. Next, what is below the thimble, a buckle or some type of brooch? And last, what is the coin to the left of the thimble? It was just easier for me to use the thimble as a reference in order to learn a little more about the relics you have displayed. I really could ask a bunch more questions as to what some of the items are but I won't continue to bore you with my lack of knowledge. Thanks for sharing your finds with us. I've always dreamed of being able to come over there and spend a few weeks hunting.

Its a beehive thimble (squashed) next to the thimble, circa 14th C.
The Buckle has me a little stumped, at first I thought 18th C, might be 19th C, not looked it up yet & its the first one I have had.
The coin looking object is an interesting one, as it looks to be the image of young Victoria & the reverse shows signs of it attaching to another metal object (unknown). So no idea what it was part of...

 

[Hawks88]

Hey Cru. You did it again. Great finds. I like the six pence. Congrats