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As the Foil Field had died a death we spent the whole 5.5 hrs gridding this Roman Site on the Barley Stubble.
We were hoping to finish this field today so we could move on to other targets but we still have about half a day left.
My tactic to get out an extra flag & do longer runs paid off with a Silver falling to me outside of the main scatter (like Cru'dad's but the opposite end). This tactic was done to try & cover virgin ground outside of the scatter but taking advantage of the deep plough last year. (when we cleared out the main area)
12 Roman Bronze Coins (1 OK one)
WWI Machine Gunner Corp Button
Jetton
17th C Token
Roman Bird Brooch
Georgian Trade Weight
1917 3 Pence
Bit of a Roman Spoon
Constantius II, AR Reduced Siliqua. Lyons. AD 360-363.
DN CONSTANTIVS PF AVG, pearl and rosette-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right.
VICTORIA DD NN AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch.
Mintmark LVG.
The Roman Silver looks better than the 1917.
We were hoping to finish this field today so we could move on to other targets but we still have about half a day left.
My tactic to get out an extra flag & do longer runs paid off with a Silver falling to me outside of the main scatter (like Cru'dad's but the opposite end). This tactic was done to try & cover virgin ground outside of the scatter but taking advantage of the deep plough last year. (when we cleared out the main area)
12 Roman Bronze Coins (1 OK one)
WWI Machine Gunner Corp Button
Jetton
17th C Token
Roman Bird Brooch
Georgian Trade Weight
1917 3 Pence
Bit of a Roman Spoon
Constantius II, AR Reduced Siliqua. Lyons. AD 360-363.
DN CONSTANTIVS PF AVG, pearl and rosette-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right.
VICTORIA DD NN AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch.
Mintmark LVG.
The Roman Silver looks better than the 1917.
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The 5 and 10 Pfennig always come in a beautiful golden colour.
