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XP Deus II v0.6 with 11" Coil
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Dad & I had a plan A,B, & C but ended up doing none of them when we saw they had taken in the Sugar Beet on 1 of our Roman Sites. We have done this site for 3-4 years & as you can see its still producing, although the coins are getting smaller as the XP sifts them out :wink:

Spent 5.5 hours in hailstone & rain showers, cold & wet but a nice double rainbow ended in the field.

22nd (Light) Dragoons Pewter Button (missing iron shank) - not sure if its pre-Napoleonic Wars or during :-\ - either way its pretty rare & I need it :icon_thumright:
30 Roman Bronze Coins
eyes only - fossil :icon_thumright:
Nearly complete but straighten out Roman Bronze Childs Bracelet
17th Century Buckle
Broken Hammered
Catchplate of Roman Fibula
 

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Only thirty :o :icon_thumleft:

I like the fossil :thumbsup:
 
Awesome finds! CONGRATS!! - "The Hitt Team" :headbang:
 
shaun7 said:
Only thirty :o :icon_thumleft:

I like the fossil :thumbsup:

Thirty is pleasing in 1 day (specially with the sticky mud & rain etc), we only had 50 off the whole site in the first year.
 
As always . . . love your finds Cru & Dad! :icon_thumright:
Is this the "complete but straighten out Roman Bronze Childs Bracelet"
you're talking about? How would it have gotten straightened out? :icon_scratch:

Very cool stuff!
Dave
 

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So you were alive! :o ..... I'm sorry the bad weather in your country. :-\
Hispan.
 
Antiquarian said:
As always . . . love your finds Cru & Dad! :icon_thumright:
Is this the "complete but straighten out Roman Bronze Childs Bracelet"
you're talking about? How would it have gotten straightened out? :icon_scratch:

Very cool stuff!
Dave

By the various farming equipment, we see this time & time again, although normally breaks them up :icon_thumright:
 
HISPAN said:
So you were alive! :o ..... I'm sorry the bad weather in your country. :-\
Hispan.

I'm used to bad weather (I just call it weather, nothing that bad about it, because it doesn't affect my searching very much), although I often wonder what those in the nearby houses are thinking when looking out their windows :laughing9: Also its harder for Dad to write the GPS co-ords onto paper with the rain & sticky mud hands :wink: :D
 
Love your posts! And we think colonial is old. All I can say is Wow!! WTG!
 

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