Exploring New Land...UPDATED ID

[CRUSADER]

Managed to get permission to do a still growing crop of Wheat. It was a field I had targetted because of it's cropmarks
Spent 4.5 hours trying to find any good areas, but with such a big field it was hard to figure out where the cropmarks were on the ground

Still had a mixed bag of goodies

Silver 18th C Cufflink
Small Medieval pendant
Georgian Sword Belt Hanger
Tudor Book Clasp
Large broken Medieval Key
Chunky Bronze Bead - could be Bronze Age (has lots of iron residue on it )
Snakle Buckle
1 Scrappy Roman
Jetton
Rose Farthing
1931 Sixpence
6th Century Saxon Brooch (top half)
Stunning little Medieval Coin Weight I like these & its one of our best examples

 

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[CRUSADER]

Re: Exploring New Land...

Crusader, very interesting finds, very nice.
I would love to identify each with the pics. Which one is the saxon brooch? Picture 7
and the medieval weight? Picture 8 (King on Throne)
Didi you see the crop marks on aerial photography? Yes, Google Earth
Thanks for sharing and good luck

Nutria

 

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[derfel]

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a good selection there, looks like you have really good site, look forward to seeing what else you can recover

 

[HISPAN]

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The weight of coin is incredible ... Congratulations!
H

 

[Sniffy]

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So thats what the sword belt hanger looks like I had in mind.

 

[steelheadwill]

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Super finds!
Coin weight is a stunner

 

[CRUSADER]

Re: Exploring New Land...

So thats what the sword belt hanger looks like I had in mind.

The belt hanger is on the left of picture 5, just incase you confused it with the snake buckle?

 

[KOOTNEY KID]

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Nice!,I need new land to search

 

[CRUSADER]

UPDATED ID:

Researched the Bronze Bead in picture 5 & turns out it is Late Bronze Age (1100-1000BC) 3000 years old

http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/196514

See similar above, mine is missing the loop.

 

[Nutriasub]

UNF...BELIAVEBLE 3000 YEARSSSS.....!!!!!

COngrats

Nutria