heavy weight

[robfinds]

Done very little detecting for the last month due to various reasons. Did manage a couple of hours yesterday on an old Roman site. Found this very large lead weight, it weighs 14.5 ounce. Seen these weights classed as Roman steelyard weights , but it could be more modern.

HH Robert.

 

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[Colonial Zoyboy]

It looks super old to me, buddy!

I am curious to why some UK hunters have names with robfinds, finds, and so forth? Is it just a coincidence? I do remember CRUSADER's previous username being "dugfinds".

Keep on hunting with that Roman fever, buddy!

Kyle

 

[CRUSADER]

Because its better than Robloses.

Anyway, very nice to have the loop intact. I've often wondered whether they are all Roman

 

[robfinds]

It looks super old to me, buddy!

I am curious to why some UK hunters have names with robfinds, finds, and so forth? Is it just a coincidence? I do remember CRUSADER's previous username being "dugfinds".

Keep on hunting with that Roman fever, buddy!

Kyle

That's a good question, it must be some sort of unconscious ego trip, because everyone finds not only Rob.

 

[robfinds]

Because its better than Robloses.

Anyway, very nice to have the loop intact. I've often wondered whether they are all Roman

Yes I have also, although this one came off a bang Roman site.

 

[Pepper2004]

Cool find.

 

[kdismuke1]

Nice find. Wish i was in your area. Good luck.

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Weights are interesting. Could also be a plumb bob for construction, making those straight line. HH, Mike

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Great Roman relic!

Mr. Dugfinds? Oh, he left and came back with a new name.

Kirk