xp deus metal detector

Well the weather is certainly giving us grief, beautiful sunshine.. then sudden heavy showers!! The joy of english summer 😆 xx A gorgeous 1573 Lizzy hammered for me! 😳 wow!! Couple of lead weights, musket ball, monster cow ear tag! Little fastener and small square piece, a bent pre dec...

A case of eat, sleep and repeat …. but we went to the other side of the buildings to see what we could find! Super interesting… was our conclusion! a nice little weight, a crotal bell, spindle whorl and another weight, some lead shapes! 3 tacks, 2 round 1 oval, a engraved button. GR…. I haven’t...

After waking Up to a perfect summer day, by the time we got to the field, the rain, thunder and lightning had caught up with us… so we had a few breaks due to the heavy showers, but managed to gather some treasure! A first for me from this field… a little Roman that I could actually clean for...

back we went to the current favourite field, this time I left Himself to dig the Roman coins, and I headed off to search another area, he found 4 coins, which he has kept to try and identify, but all of them are the crusty type, no silver yet. was delighted when I dug this little spoon (?) ...

Obviously we had to go back to Sundays field, so have included a picture showing… Red blob… site of Roman Villa, Green blob where we have found the Roman coins… and circled in blue where the farm buildings were and are now. A gorgeous tiny bell… 3 buttons, and 5 Roman Coins! The other bits…...

My goodness what a day we have had, new field…, new level of finds ! first off himself found this amazing little bust, I see a head shoulders with hair on the back… 😍 then this lead “bobbin” it weighs 218g, a gorgeous little “fish” brooch, a livery button with initials on it, part of a fibula...

What a difference a week makes, last weekend blazing hot, today overcast with a blustery wind… much nicer for digging, well I say digging it was mostly walking…. just over 11,500 steps 😅 xx We went back to the same area as we did in the week, but tried the other side of the road, what a...

Just the one day detecting this weekend! So we slapped on the sun screen, loaded up the frozen water and headed out into the 30 degree sun! 😎… will never moan about detecting in the cold again! xx So what did we dig and where did we dig…. Well we went back the the “Armoury Field” … aka the one...

So last night we went back to the field of lead… im wondering if this was the site where they made the musket balls during the civil war.. as there is just so much? One day im hoping i can get into the castle archives… just across the road is a building where munitions were stored during the...

So today we took the Monks Head to the local museum for research, the FLO lady asked if I wanted to bring anything else in… so we took about 35 bits and pieces in! Don’t think she was expecting that 😂 but it will be fab to get things logged and identified, as and when I get answers I will of...

We managed to get out for a few hours today, the ground is super hard everywhere so we headed to a usually boggy field just outside the village, the field has lots of natural springs, last time we came to this end the holes filled up with water as we dug, so digging was easy, but beeps were...

Today dawned bright and sunny, so after yesterday’s sweaty swing, I elected to traverse the river bank where there would be some shade, could not persuade himself to get in the River… but we had a great time nonetheless! Xx A Beautiful but crushed thimble, clack valve weight (?) 2 fishing...

Yesterday we braved the blazing sun and headed out, the ground is now rock hard, and the temp was 28 degrees! 😅 xx Found a gorgeous spindle whorl, 2 keys, small musket balls, 2 bits of crotal bells, a modern crucifix (no hallmark) to lead nails (?) have iron in them, buttons, small badge and a...

Last night we managed to get a couple of hours in after work, so went back to the same place as near to home. himself found this incredible buckle, it’s absolutely gorgeous! I found this Mr Man…. He was known as Mr Bump back in the day! Nice button, pot mend a 1886 Farthing, a 1811 trade...

We went to the grass banks that are just above the village again, and had our most exciting dig to date! Lots of trees here and I got a great signal, but it was coming from a spot between the roots, so called himself over and he managed to wiggle it out it was pinched between the actual roots...

So today we tried a new field, it was a gorgeous morning for a walk, which was good, as we found a button and this Pheasant Badge, obviously not super old, but pretty cool. So we headed off to one of our favourite fields and did a bit better! A quarter hammered.. complete crotal bell, pot leg...

Managed to get a couple hours in last night! Weather has turned decidedly cool and cloudy 🤔 but still detecting wearing headphones is still the best date night!! 😆 Himself id this as a toy cannon… so will go with that, i also found this super cool lead hem weight, weighs 20g and is 3cm...

Wow, what a day! New field on the opposite side of the valley. We spent the morning having a look around as lots going on here. We have the Roman Road going thru, so went there first, but the grass was super long, and an electric fence running along it, so we came away and put it on the to do...

So we managed a couple of hours on the windmill site last night! Conditions were perfect, what a joy to be able to do this here! xx I obviously secured the half hammered! Then we found lots more lead, some Strange lead in amongst the blobby bits, one looks like a seal, flat face in 4th pic...

So its now light and nice enough to get a couple of hours in in the evenings 😆 xx Lots of lead scattered about but in amongst it.. big old nail about 2.5 inches across the head, musket balls, neatly folded lead, button and a Cartwheel penny (1797) and a 1905 penny! And another gorgeous view...