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Only had time for a late afternoon hunt, so Dad & I braved the Wheat Stubble on a field next to a site we discovered last year. We only did the combine tracks (for easy) & for getting an idea where the limits of the site were. Pictures 1-3. Found a very unusual Roman? Mount, it looks a little Medieval but the fixing on the reverse is consistant with other roman Mounts I have
Not sure if it went on a horse leather 
When we were happy we knew how far into the field the spread went, we moved on to another Wheat Stubble Field (the one I had the Saxon Stirrup Mount from).
Pictures 4 & 5 were an hour on this field, the coin spread on this field is massive, in better conditions we have a lot of acres to cover & many coins to dig
Got a Georgian Horse Brass with 'RW'
1699 Halfpenny (don't normally see dates on these ones)
Hen (Britains)
- right in the centre of the Roman Site 
7 Roman Coins - general condition from this field seems OK.

When we were happy we knew how far into the field the spread went, we moved on to another Wheat Stubble Field (the one I had the Saxon Stirrup Mount from).
Pictures 4 & 5 were an hour on this field, the coin spread on this field is massive, in better conditions we have a lot of acres to cover & many coins to dig

Got a Georgian Horse Brass with 'RW'
1699 Halfpenny (don't normally see dates on these ones)
Hen (Britains)
- right in the centre of the Roman Site 
7 Roman Coins - general condition from this field seems OK.
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