06 December 2010.

HISPAN · Dec 6, 2010

Hello friends!
Today to go hunting for two hours, not much time..... but I hunt a few things from the 17th , 18th Century and later.
Greetings! :hello:

shaun7 · Dec 6, 2010

Well done....again :laughing7:

ANTIQUARIAN · Dec 6, 2010

Great looking finds yet again Hispan! :icon_thumright:

Love that flattened 17th century ring!

So tell me . . . how long did it take you to
dig up that old castle in the first photo? :laughing7:

Cheers,
Dave

pepperj · Dec 6, 2010

A nice old silver makes any hunt look brighter. Good mix of finds. :icon_thumright:

HISPAN · Dec 6, 2010

Antiquarian said:
Great looking finds yet again Hispan!
Love that flattened 17th century ring!

So tell me . . . how long did it take you to
dig up that old castle in the first photo?

Cheers,
Dave

The castle can not be touched, only the surroundings were very small agricultural fields during the 12th to 17th centuries.
Greetings! :hello:

HISPAN · Dec 6, 2010

pepperj said:
A nice old silver makes any hunt look brighter. Good mix of finds.

is a one copper coin of the 17th Century ..... but had a lot of crust , I have to clean . $:-\$
Greetings!

HISPAN · Dec 6, 2010

shaun7 said:
Well done....again

always room for improvement .... :thumbsup:

umrgolf · Dec 6, 2010

Great finds, great pics :headbang:

phantomfinder · Dec 6, 2010

Sweet photos , WTG on your finds :icon_thumleft:

Skelly607 · Dec 6, 2010

That first pic is one heck of a crib! Nice finds!

Bavaria Mike · Dec 7, 2010

Nice finds near a cool castle! Over 12" of snow here. HH, Mike

HISPAN · Dec 7, 2010

Skelly607 said:
That first pic is one heck of a crib! Nice finds!

It is a 12th century medieval church (the small building below), renovated in 16th century chateau. (The square tower and the remains of collapsed walls ) there are things for all parties involved in the Necripolis of the Medieval Church and Battles related to the Castle, but the place is on top of a mountain full of rocks and weeds ..... a very difficult place to hunt.
just hunt the surrounding countryside .... with the hope of finding a treasure Templar :laughing7:

The church built by the first Crusaders Templar in the year 1100 A.C

Greetings! :hello: