Sunday Funday! Xx

[blossom]

A case of eat, sleep and repeat …. but we went to the other side of the buildings to see what we could find! Super interesting… was our conclusion!

a nice little weight, a crotal bell, spindle whorl and another weight, some lead shapes! 3 tacks, 2 round 1 oval, a engraved button. GR…. I haven’t I’d it yet, 2 bits of pot legs, a oval thingy, buttons, a crusty pre dec, and 7 scrappy Romans 😆 will give to himself to clean as he is getting a bit expert at it! Xx

For the extra pics today a Lancaster flew over us… couldnt see what I was snapping as looking into the sun, but wow, I got a great shot! Also there was one lonely poppy in the middle of my search area 😆 xx

now the final picture is just a few of the little cute stones I started picking up, there are loads scattered about, no clue what they are, but the stone is light weight and def not local? 🤔 another item for me to research 😆 xx

 

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[Blackfoot58]

Great finds! Is the oval thing a belt buckle or a harness adornment? Interesting.

 

[blossom]

Great finds! Is the oval thing a belt buckle or a harness adornment? Interesting.

I’m not sure….🤔, im thinking harness, as quite small… 🤔 xx

 

[blossom]

Have been having a bit of a google.. the small stones could be Tesserae…. small blocks of stone, tile, glass, or other material used in the construction of a mosaic. Oh my days have we found a Roman Villa…. 🤯 xx

 

[pepperj]

Cool assortment once again
Having a hard time figuring out the second word on the button. Royal G....
This site should have it listed.

Online Database of Early British Military Buttons

The largest online database of early British Military buttons of the militias, yeomanry, cavalry and rifles units

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I'll have to say it's a tie between the plane and the poppy.
Both are 1st class photography.
Thinking this was one your best days for Roman bronzes.
Well done.👏

 

[blossom]

Cool assortment once again
Having a hard time figuring out the second word on the button. Royal G....
This site should have it listed.

Online Database of Early British Military Buttons

The largest online database of early British Military buttons of the militias, yeomanry, cavalry and rifles units

asahelena.wixsite.com

I'll have to say it's a tie between the plane and the poppy.
Both are 1st class photography.
Thinking this was one your best days for Roman bronzes.
Well done.👏

Ah thanks Peps… honestly just luck with both pictures… 😆 xx its crazy so many bronze… but no silver 😂.. but we have till October in this field.. so surely i will find one…. 😳 xx

 

[WannaDig3687]

I’m voting for the poppy pic! Outstanding! That’s pretty cool spotting the tiles. Great finds as always. 🤗

 

[blossom]

I’m voting for the poppy pic! Outstanding! That’s pretty cool spotting the tiles. Great finds as always. 🤗

Ah thank you… the little poppy was about 10cm high… so had my iphone on the ground…. No idea what pic i would actually get😂😂 xx glad u like it xx

 

[Groundhogg]

You are always slamming it. Keep'em coming!

 

[scruggs]

Neat finds and pictures especially the poppy with 2 flying insects on it! You can even see the wing venation on the top right one, that's cool!

 

[blossom]

Little update… sent pictures of the small stones to FLO… she says…

“Thanks for sending over this image. These appear to be tesserae, small stones which would have been inserted into a cement mixture in order to form a mosaic floor or pavement”

……. oh my days … i am beyond excited!!! xx 😍

 

[Bamasteve]

Awesome finds and pics! Congrats!

 

[pepperj]

Ah thanks Peps… honestly just luck with both pictures… 😆 xx its crazy so many bronze… but no silver 😂.. but we have till October in this field.. so surely i will find one…. 😳 xx

The button is a Royal Engineers WWll ( Helps looking on a bigger screen)

 

[blossom]

The button is a Royal Engineers WWll ( Helps looking on a bigger screen)

Peps, ur a legend… i couldnt even read it with my magnifying glass!!! Thank you! I love me a button!!! xx 🤗

 

[CRUSADER]

Little update… sent pictures of the small stones to FLO… she says…

“Thanks for sending over this image. These appear to be tesserae, small stones which would have been inserted into a cement mixture in order to form a mosaic floor or pavement”

……. oh my days … i am beyond excited!!! xx 😍

Roman Mansio Site?......

.......That's the question we need to answer. Firstly Cru'Dad scouted out another field yesterday for 2 hours & found only a sixpence & a Hunts Button. Today we started on a new farm permission, but after trying 4 dead fields with only 1 button each it was time to move. Once again due to a whole...

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Agreed, above are a few of the hundreds we picked up from our Roman Mansio Site. We have done extensive Geophysical survey's & 2 Private Digs to investigate this important site.
These 'rough & ready types' wouldn't be for those fine mosaic's, they were utilitarian in use. We think ours were lining a bathhouse, but could be the boarder to a communal area. Not part of the main living/dining areas.

 

[Digger RJ]

A case of eat, sleep and repeat …. but we went to the other side of the buildings to see what we could find! Super interesting… was our conclusion!

a nice little weight, a crotal bell, spindle whorl and another weight, some lead shapes! 3 tacks, 2 round 1 oval, a engraved button. GR…. I haven’t I’d it yet, 2 bits of pot legs, a oval thingy, buttons, a crusty pre dec, and 7 scrappy Romans 😆 will give to himself to clean as he is getting a bit expert at it! Xx

For the extra pics today a Lancaster flew over us… couldnt see what I was snapping as looking into the sun, but wow, I got a great shot! Also there was one lonely poppy in the middle of my search area 😆 xx

now the final picture is just a few of the little cute stones I started picking up, there are loads scattered about, no clue what they are, but the stone is light weight and def not local? 🤔 another item for me to research 😆 xx

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Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!

 

[blossom]

Couple of possible ids… really hard to get pics of the details… 😬 but think

Nummus of Dalmatius .. single standard 2 soliers AD 336-7

Gallic empire… postumus…

But obviously we maybe way off track 😬 xx