Low Yield Celtic/Roman Site - Day 2 - Finished...

[CRUSADER]

It only took us 2 hours gridding to finish off this small scatter of a site. Ended up with 5 Roman Coins & a Celtic Coin.
We then tried 2 nearby fields that we had only briefly tried before. As they were no intel fields, ie. a blind hunt, I just wanted them off the list. (or on it if we found something!) If we were looking for Victorian trash or plain buttons it may have been a winner, but we end the day with enough stuff to be worthwhile.
4.5 hours:

5 Roman Coins (1 OK one)
18th C Nut Cracker
Roman Iron Locking Mech.
Lead Token
14th C Buckle & Plate (type I need)
Rose Farthing
18th C Cuff-link Button
18th C Bayonet Frog (not a common find for us)
Copper-Core of a Celtic Silver Unit (Coin)

 

[Westfront]

Good eye with the bead!

 

[CRUSADER]

Good eye with the bead!

Cheers, always scanning the ground.

 

[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[A2coins]

Great post as always CRU just amazing stuff I would never sleep if I was finding stuff like that. Thanks for sharing. Tommy

 

[steve_rowlands]

Low yield is a relative term I guess[emoji6]
Could you shed any light on this Crusader... thinking some sort of personal adornment...came off a field in Herts where we've had Henry III to Elizabeth I.
Any help as always appreciated.

Steve

 

[CRUSADER]

Low yield is a relative term I guess[emoji6]
Could you shed any light on this Crusader... thinking some sort of personal adornment...came off a field in Herts where we've had Henry III to Elizabeth I.
Any help as always appreciated.

SteveView attachment 1798825View attachment 1798826

Yeap, easy one, it's the corner of an 18th C Shoe Buckle.

 

[steve_rowlands]

Oh yeah [emoji106] thanks for replying.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice finds, congrats!

 

[washingtonian]

Nice CRU! Fingers crossed you get more Celtic GOLD on your next outing!!