Shot-Gun Alley - Day 2 - Hammered...

[CRUSADER]

We are starting to grid to the point where the Late Roman Site overlaps a Migration Period Saxon Site. This Saxon Site, settled by immigrants only has dating evidence from AD480-600, so pretty short lived before they moved or .
We can't understand why we haven't had a Roman Silver yet, very odd. The last big grid we did before this plough we had 96 bronze & 4 silver. We are now on 73 bronze & 0 silver. Hopefully we get one next time...
5 Hours;

28 Roman Bronze Coins (1 holed & 1 OK)
Our biggest Tudor Cauldron Foot ever...
Bit of 6th C Saxon Pot
17th C Rose Horse Harness Mount
Jetton
Rose Farthing
2 17th C Tokens - 1 scarce one of Barnard Castle, Durham.
17th C Spur Buckle
2 Medieval Buckles
Bit of Roman Bracelet
Medieval Lead Trade Weight
Lead Cloth Seal
Hammered - Grotty example of a Queen Mary Groat. (I just about kept the Silver Streak alive)

 

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[Westfront]

You got some nice coins! The next Roman Silver is waiting in the nex row. It's always in the next row...

 

[Digger RJ]

We are starting to grid to the point where the Late Roman Site overlaps a Migration Period Saxon Site. This Saxon Site, settled by immigrants only has dating evidence from AD480-600, so pretty short lived before they moved or .
We can't understand why we haven't had a Roman Silver yet, very odd. The last big grid we did before this plough we had 96 bronze & 4 silver. We are now on 73 bronze & 0 silver. Hopefully we get one next time...
5 Hours;

28 Roman Bronze Coins (1 holed & 1 OK)
Our biggest Tudor Cauldron Foot ever...
Bit of 6th C Saxon Pot
17th C Rose Horse Harness Mount
Jetton
Rose Farthing
2 17th C Tokens - 1 scarce one of Barnard Castle, Durham.
17th C Spur Buckle
2 Medieval Buckles
Bit of Roman Bracelet
Medieval Lead Trade Weight
Lead Cloth Seal
Hammered - Grotty example of a Queen Mary Groat. (I just about kept the Silver Streak alive)

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Awesome!!!!!Congrats!!!!!!

 

[Coinstar magnet]

We are starting to grid to the point where the Late Roman Site overlaps a Migration Period Saxon Site. This Saxon Site, settled by immigrants only has dating evidence from AD480-600, so pretty short lived before they moved or .
We can't understand why we haven't had a Roman Silver yet, very odd. The last big grid we did before this plough we had 96 bronze & 4 silver. We are now on 73 bronze & 0 silver. Hopefully we get one next time...
5 Hours;

28 Roman Bronze Coins (1 holed & 1 OK)
Our biggest Tudor Cauldron Foot ever...
Bit of 6th C Saxon Pot
17th C Rose Horse Harness Mount
Jetton
Rose Farthing
2 17th C Tokens - 1 scarce one of Barnard Castle, Durham.
17th C Spur Buckle
2 Medieval Buckles
Bit of Roman Bracelet
Medieval Lead Trade Weight
Lead Cloth Seal
Hammered - Grotty example of a Queen Mary Groat. (I just about kept the Silver Streak alive)

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The bronze coin...with helmet, 3rd picture down caught my eye...can you tell me what the history is on that one?

Great finds!

 

[CRUSADER]

The bronze coin...with helmet, 3rd picture down caught my eye...can you tell me what the history is on that one?

Great finds!

It's called a 'City Commemorative' (not a representative of an Emperor) celebrating the founding of Constantinople & has Victory on Prow of Boat on reverse. This triggered a response from Rome to do theirs as a reverse of Romulus & Remus.

 

[Coinstar magnet]

It's called a 'City Commemorative' (not a representative of an Emperor) celebrating the founding of Constantinople & has Victory on Prow of Boat on reverse. This triggered a response from Rome to do theirs as a reverse of Romulus & Remus.

Fascinating, thank you!

 

[oldmxrat]

Another great haul, congrats!