Lots of lead to carry home, Napoleonic skirmish site

[Westfront]

With options becoming scarce i went to a field close to an old village first settled by Romans. Had a pretty good day with temps in the low 40s strong wind and no rain. Weather i love for detecting.
Not much special to tell other than it looks like i stumbled over a skirmish site with musket balls, French regiment button and canteen top.
Some roman scrappies too...

WWII trash

Cauldron leg, furniture pieces, 20thC. brooch, bits

Modern coins, mostly zinc

Bird bands, headless marching lead soldier, unused lead seal

Buttons

Medieval belt fitting, hook side

Musket balls

Pile of lead...

Early french regiment button, canteen top?

Roman scrappies, nails, bronze nails, decorated lead piece

Scrap silver piece

 

[CRUSADER]

Farmers here are instructed to do so to avoid erosion.
Some seed grass to make one cut hay in spring before the corn comes in.

We have some that do the odd hay/grass but the rules here are; if you do more than 2 years grass it has to stay grass. Then you need to apply for a change of use back to cultivated land!

 

[tahomatom]

Youe so lucky to live where you dig old history. I especially like the canteen or cast?
Great job!