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[CRUSADER]

Dad & I carried on from where I left off on Tues (on the Wow Fields Neighbour). Only had 1 hour before dark :P

Did pretty good with 10 Roman Bronze Coins - 1 good one I needed

3 Roman bronze whatzits

Roman pot shards

 

[Lookn4Seated]

Not a bad hour.

 

[allen]

darn good way to spend an hour
by picking up lots of oldies !!

 

[bootybay]

all that in one hour..holey moley and holding history in your hand ta boot.. awesome once again.

 

[shaun7]

I don't have to tell you how lucky you are. I'm sure you can remember Sunday

 

[umrgolf]

nice Bronzies & a lot of pot

 

[Marchas45]

Holly Mollie an hours hunt, that makes me Very! Very! ENVIOUS great finds Crusader

 

[shaun7]

nice Bronzies & a lot of pot

And I wasn't even there

 

[CRUSADER]

nice Bronzies & a lot of pot

For this site, its just a few choice pieces. Had tons off already, but I pass it all to Land-Mag for sorting & recording purposes. Had a great piece of Samian bowl base with a full Gualish potters mark

 

[HISPAN]

congrats !
do not give up ...... you are the only hunter in the rain in the world.

 

[woody50]

A great little search Cru, a hour sure goes fast too, you begin, are enjoying it, and bang! Its over.

 

[umrgolf]

nice Bronzies & a lot of pot

For this site, its just a few choice pieces. Had tons off already, but I pass it all to Land-Mag for sorting & recording purposes. Had a great piece of Samian bowl base with a full Gualish potters mark

For some reason it's incredible to me that the Roman pottery shards have remained as in-tact as they do At our colonial site we just finished hunting, the pottery pieces are tiny at best, and I saw some glass pieces that looked like small pebbles... all from only 150-200 years of plowing at the actual homesite

 

[steelheadwill]

Jeez, I Guess you
"Did pretty good with 10 Roman Bronze Coins - 1 good one I needed

3 Roman bronze whatzits

Roman pot shards"
Great Finds! Best Wishes for More !!

 

[Deepdiger60]

Not bad at all for 1 hour good hunt Jim

 

[CRUSADER]

nice Bronzies & a lot of pot

For this site, its just a few choice pieces. Had tons off already, but I pass it all to Land-Mag for sorting & recording purposes. Had a great piece of Samian bowl base with a full Gualish potters mark

For some reason it's incredible to me that the Roman pottery shards have remained as in-tact as they do At our colonial site we just finished hunting, the pottery pieces are tiny at best, and I saw some glass pieces that looked like small pebbles... all from only 150-200 years of plowing at the actual homesite

Some of the larger rims from massive storage jars or amphora are as large as your hand (but very thick). Many survive well in this heavy clay, as the lumps protect them.