CRUSADER
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This was our last chance on this field as the Spring Wheat is at the height at which we agree to get off.
This has been by far the biggest grid we have ever attempted. We are over 1/2 a mile away from the Metal Working Site, & we were getting close to the modern road edge of the field.
I've been feeling a little off & I'll test tomorrow, but I knew this was an important last chance & something good was due.
We gridded for 5.5 hrs & got;
3 Scrappies
French Jetton
Celtic Bronze Unit (Coin)
Medieval/Tudor Buckles
Medieval Pilgrims Badge (looks like Tree of Life)
Bit of a Roman Bracelet
Roman Ring Bezel
Half of a 6th C AD Saxon Cruciform Brooch
Grotty Hammered Penny
Edward I Penny - Kingston-upon-Hull Mint - Scarce one I need 1299-1301
Silver Denarius of Crispina AD180-82, wife of Commodus - Reverse invokes the Gods of Childbirth (but there are no records of her having Children) - This is our first Silver of Crispina, only had bronzes up until now.
Great finish to this field.
This has been by far the biggest grid we have ever attempted. We are over 1/2 a mile away from the Metal Working Site, & we were getting close to the modern road edge of the field.
I've been feeling a little off & I'll test tomorrow, but I knew this was an important last chance & something good was due.
We gridded for 5.5 hrs & got;
3 Scrappies
French Jetton
Celtic Bronze Unit (Coin)
Medieval/Tudor Buckles
Medieval Pilgrims Badge (looks like Tree of Life)
Bit of a Roman Bracelet
Roman Ring Bezel
Half of a 6th C AD Saxon Cruciform Brooch
Grotty Hammered Penny
Edward I Penny - Kingston-upon-Hull Mint - Scarce one I need 1299-1301
Silver Denarius of Crispina AD180-82, wife of Commodus - Reverse invokes the Gods of Childbirth (but there are no records of her having Children) - This is our first Silver of Crispina, only had bronzes up until now.
Great finish to this field.

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