CRUSADER
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This is a site that Land-Magnet kindly got us on, he spotted the crop-mark (picture 1) & we had done a short 1 hour hunt & only found the pottery spread when it was time to leave. So Dad & I covered the crop-mark well today & picked up more Iron Age pottery (gave to Land-Magnet to show the farmer later) & came up with no Ancient finds. We were somewhat hoping for a transitional site so we could find a few Roman Coins as well, but clearly it went out of use at the end of the Iron Age. We know that these rural & remote sites are going to be 1 coin or bust. In fact any Iron Age Metalwork is a freshing change, but it was not to be. So another one off the list for the time being, better targets to be had 
After gridding the area we spent some time exploring the rest of the field & the one next to it. I picked up a nice piece of Medieval Pottery with thumb print decor & a Lead Spindal Whorl (slight decor showing) but very little for an area which has been farmed well in the Medieval period.
Still had a good 17th Century Buckle - Type I need
Neolithic Flint Tool
poor 17th Century Token
William III Coin Weight
So it was far from a wasted trip

After gridding the area we spent some time exploring the rest of the field & the one next to it. I picked up a nice piece of Medieval Pottery with thumb print decor & a Lead Spindal Whorl (slight decor showing) but very little for an area which has been farmed well in the Medieval period.
Still had a good 17th Century Buckle - Type I need
Neolithic Flint Tool
poor 17th Century Token
William III Coin Weight
So it was far from a wasted trip

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it looked like a promissing area, you will have to try again
perhaps a better plough turn might do it
Nice Relics, I know you'll go back...Good Luck and HH










