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Cru'dad got a hammered on his first run, right where we stop. (would have been yours, if we had done another couple to finish) :D At least its a crappy one :wink:

He also got a nice Roman Brooch (Fibula). :) Sitting on the top.

We did nearly 4 hours & the field was the same as normal, largely nothing with the odd good find!

My best find was a tiny complete Medieval Spur Buckle - only have 1 or 2 others of this type :)

Pastry jigger wheel
2 Scrappies
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& bits,,,
 

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well, thats just typical :D

i'm pleased for your dad on his11th hammered this year, and that brooch :o

that field does have some nice stuff :thumbsup:
 
shaun7 said:
well, thats just typical :D

i'm pleased for your dad on his11th hammered this year, and that brooch :o

that field does have some nice stuff :thumbsup:

It would have been a mad choice after 9 hours to say, just 1 more ::) But it does show how spread out these things are on this field :icon_scratch:

The brooch was complete other than the main pin. 8) 8)
 
Well I can say your field more than likely yield better than mine but only time will tell :wink:
And the glove you asked about is much larger the charms on the bracelet.
I read every one of your post, your finds are awesome :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
CRUSADER said:
shaun7 said:
well, thats just typical :D

i'm pleased for your dad on his11th hammered this year, and that brooch :o

that field does have some nice stuff :thumbsup:

It would have been a mad choice after 9 hours to say, just 1 more ::) But it does show how spread out these things are on this field :icon_scratch:

The brooch was complete other than the main pin. 8) 8)




yeah, i know!

my day will come :'(
 
I am running out of things to say about what you-al are finding over there.
So short and sweet
Congrats on another awesome hunt :thumbsup:

fortbball9
 
Good job as always my friend! :wink:
 
As always,some cool stuff! I haven't seen a "pastry jigger wheel" in years! LOL
 
You Britts always find good stuff! : )
 
Wow! Nice group of finds!
Congratulations!
HH

John
 
Must say I am always interested in seeing your posts, almost makes me want to move to England. The dates on some of your finds is mind boggling to say the least.

Thanks for sharing,

HH,

Dave
 
drodda777 said:
Must say I am always interested in seeing your posts, almost makes me want to move to England. The dates on some of your finds is mind boggling to say the least.

Thanks for sharing,

HH,

Dave

What boggles my mind is the shear amount of metal in the fields. People drive by them all the time & don't have a clue. We plot everything significant with GPS & do maps of every field we search. With this we build up a picture of the field over time & whilst walking the fields we become closer to understanding it (more so than any owner or other professional) :)
 
Thanks for all the positive comments.

The shear range & quantity of finds is due to the increased amount of land we now have permission for. This has taken some years but now gives us options during periods of the year that we never had before.

Finding stuff is relatively easy (takes time), but getting permission is the hard bit & the key to UK detecting success.
 
CRUSADER said:
Thanks for all the positive comments.

The shear range & quantity of finds is due to the increased amount of land we now have permission for. This has taken some years but now gives us options during periods of the year that we never had before.

Finding stuff is relatively easy (takes time), but getting permission is the hard bit & the key to UK detecting success.



this is very true, as i found next to nothing untill you let me come with you :thumbsup:
 
Nice finds Cru, and I agree with you about the amount of metal existing in the English fields, its amazing.
Also about getting permission being the hardest thing when searching, but I guess that is the same in
the USA also. I know Bio Professor gets turned down many times in eastern USA.
 

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