20 October 2010.

HISPAN · Oct 20, 2010

Hello friends!
This afternoon returned to the fields near the fort, but only for two hours. The best soil is soaked field rainwater and is a quagmire .... I expect it to dry (Here we're not used to the muddy fields).
Today, a fragment of a Medieval Silver polyhedral pin

and more finds.
Greetings! :hello:

HISPAN · Oct 22, 2010

Thanks for the replies .... Greetings to everyone! :thumbsup:

ANTIQUARIAN · Oct 22, 2010

Hello Hispan :hello:

Sorry to be replying to your post so late, I just got home after being in the US all week on business. Great looking finds, love these coins! :notworthy:

HISPAN · Oct 22, 2010

Antiquarian said:
Hello Hispan Sorry to be replying to your post so late, I just got home after being in the US all week on business. Great looking finds, love these coins!

Hi friend!
All coins are common around here ..... for this reason do not show in the foreground. (Are our "Indian Heads")
-The first coin is a Eight maravedis of Queen Elizabeth II of Spain. (Year 1844)
-The second is ten cents of Spain (Year 1870)
-The third is Eight maravedis of King Ferdinand VII of Spain (Year 1826)

This place is not being good in coins ... just gave me my first cannon balls and some interesting medieval relics, but not good coin ,for this reason to leave for later. (when I do not have anything better).
I have better fields for this weekend

.... Greetings! :hello:

Skelly607 · Oct 22, 2010

Nice finds!!!!

ringfinder · Oct 22, 2010

Very Interesting finds, I love all your pictures. The tree picture is Awesome, it looks so peaceful. The relics really look nice. I am amazed that you didn't mention the coins you found. Of course maybe you find them all the time.
Here in Ohio, USA, we don't find those kind of coins just every day, although I have some.

Again, Congrats on all your finds, I can't wait to see what else you dig out of this site.

HH, Ringfinder

HISPAN · Oct 22, 2010

ringfinder said:
Very Interesting finds, I love all your pictures. The tree picture is Awesome, it looks so peaceful. The relics really look nice. I am amazed that you didn't mention the coins you found. Of course maybe you find them all the time.
Here in Ohio, USA, we don't find those kind of coins just every day, although I have some.

Again, Congrats on all your finds, I can't wait to see what else you dig out of this site.

HH, Ringfinder

This picture is of artificial plantation of trees that is close to a small town in northern Spain.
This field with trees in the Middle Ages was a cemetery in the vicinity of the city (possibly silver pin belonging to any burial of this period) and later was a battlefield where troops were installed during various wars of the 19th century .... the place seems quiet .... but it is not at all. :icon_shaking2:

lidigger · Oct 23, 2010

I always look forward to your posts - you never let me down! :notworthy:

steelheadwill · Dec 24, 2010

More great finds Hispan!
The silver polyhedron is beautiful!
I understand what you mean about the forest not being peaceful from it's history.
Great portrait of the Mushroom, tentatively identified as Coprinus Comatus or 'lawyers wig' it is rated as edible and choice.
here is a variety found here called 'Shaggy Mane'
Good day & Great digs!