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23 June of 2011.... more hunt in the Roman villa.

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Hello T.Net friends ! :hello:
Today returned to the Roman villa and I have some interesting things, ten Roman coins (two coins in very good condition :o ) and I have some Roman lead artifacts I​​very nice , one is a copy of a V century miniature sarcophagus ... but broken (possibly it is a reliquary for small Human bones ), also a decorated inside with bands, and a XIX Century crucifix .... and the usual things. :thumbsup:
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:hello:

Really nice looking Bronze Coins Hispan :o It looks like your Villa site has a long history, from early to the end of the Roman Empire...just like mine :headbang:

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Really nice looking Bronze Coins Hispan :o It looks like your Villa site has a long history, from early to the end of the Roman Empire...just like mine :headbang:

SS
all periods of Rome ,from the 2 B.C century till the century A.D 5 ... are more than 500 years of history. but towards very the sun. :icon_sunny: :-\
Greetings! :hello:
 
Crispus seemed to make some quality (metal) coins. Some of our better ones are this Emperor & type :headbang: Keep going, should be another silver soon :thumbsup:

...also time for a nice fibula :wink: :icon_thumright:
 
CRUSADER said:
Crispus seemed to make some quality (metal) coins. Some of our better ones are this Emperor & type :headbang: Keep going, should be another silver soon :thumbsup:

...also time for a nice fibula :wink: :icon_thumright:
Hi Cru ! :headbang:
Yes, the coins of Crispus appear in very good conditions, I think the kind of Bronze is high quality and developed a good patina. ::)
THIS IS THE COIN:
Obv: FL IVL CRISPVS NOB CAES
laureate, draped, cuirassed bust left
Rev: PROVIDENTIAE CAESS
Camp gate with two
turrets and star above,
SMKA dot in ex.
20mm 3gm


H
 
Awesome!! love that Camp Gate coin, very good detail.
Pro-
 
Wonderful finds, well done! :icon_thumleft:
 
Very nice finds today Hispan! :notworthy:

This piece is my favourite! :icon_thumright:

Cheers,
Dave
 

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You got some nice ones today :hello2:
Fibulas? :icon_scratch: not a hard find,
I have two of them in great condition :laughing7:
Looking forward to seeing more from the Villa :thumbsup:
 
prolab69 said:
Awesome!! love that Camp Gate coin, very good detail.
Pro-
Yes prolab69 ...,today there are two that are well preserved. :thumbsup:
H
Chocadog said:
Wonderful finds, well done! :icon_thumleft:
Thank you Chocadog.
H

Antiquarian said:
Very nice finds today Hispan! :notworthy:

This piece is my favourite! :icon_thumright:

Cheers,
Dave

This is a cross of the early nineteenth century . :hello:
H

steelheadwill said:
You got some nice ones today :hello2:
Fibulas? :icon_scratch: not a hard find,
I have two of them in great condition :laughing7:
Looking forward to seeing more from the Villa :thumbsup:
Currently there are no Fibulas in here, only appear in the Roman cemetery and not in the villas :dontknow: .... but soon shall find some. :thumbsup:
H
 
Hello again!
was only joking, have dug no fibulas,
Before hearing that leg armor were called fibulas,
I knew that was the name of a bone in the shin, (I had issues with mine)
Hope you can get some more great Items from the Villa ;D
 
Hispan, every post you make blows me away. :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
 
I too like the cross, hispan you never cease to amaze me with your finds, thank you for sharing.
 
WOW!! Keep at it, I'm sure there's still more to come--especially with that much of a time span!
Congrats!!!!! :thumbsup:
 
Hispan, that fertile Iberian Peninsula soil has those Romans popping out looking Beautiful, Awesome finds my friend! :hello2: :wink:
 
I love the stuff you are finding. Magnificent!
 

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