''The Hill'' - Day 6 - Hammered & Roman Silver +++

[CRUSADER]

One of the colder days this year but stayed dry & the surface was not sticky due to recent wind.
According to our previous GPSed map we were going into a quiet zone, but thankfully the deep plough did its job & brought up lots of goodies.
5 Hours gridding;

10 Scrappies (1 holed)
18th C Pewter Navy Button
Fossil Shell
2 Jettons
2 Few bits of Saxon mystery pieces
Saxon Clothes Fastener
Mystery Medieval Lead piece with a Cross
2 Saxon 6th C Brooches
2 La Tene (Celtic) Brooches
Roman Fibula (Brooch 1st C AD)
Ancient Bronze Awl
Our Best Roman Amphora Strap-end (Cru'dad find)
Circa 1750s Austrian Netherlands Schelling of Maria Theresa (A first and a Scarce Coin)
Hammered Halfgroat of James I
1921 Sixpence
Roman Silver Ant. of Soloninus AD 256 (First coin of this Emperor)

Another great outing...

 

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[pepperj]

Very impressive day of hunting.
Congrats on the silvers and the Roman
The strap end is a really nice recovery
Congrats to both of you.

 

[The Rebel]

Outstanding!

 

[oldmxrat]

Wow, what a great hunt, big congrats!

 

[jewelerguy]

awesome finds once again. love the Roman silver!

 

[iAmMike]

Well done mate!

 

[Digger RJ]

One of the colder days this year but stayed dry & the surface was not sticky due to recent wind.
According to our previous GPSed map we were going into a quiet zone, but thankfully the deep plough did its job & brought up lots of goodies.
5 Hours gridding;

10 Scrappies (1 holed)
18th C Pewter Navy Button
Fossil Shell
2 Jettons
2 Few bits of Saxon mystery pieces
Saxon Clothes Fastener
Mystery Medieval Lead piece with a Cross
2 Saxon 6th C Brooches
2 La Tene (Celtic) Brooches
Roman Fibula (Brooch 1st C AD)
Ancient Bronze Awl
Our Best Roman Amphora Strap-end (Cru'dad find)
Circa 1750s Austrian Netherlands Schelling of Maria Theresa (A first and a Scarce Coin)
Hammered Halfgroat of James I
1921 Sixpence
Roman Silver Ant. of Soloninus AD 256 (First coin of this Emperor)

Another great outing...

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Outstanding!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Coinstar magnet]

One of the colder days this year but stayed dry & the surface was not sticky due to recent wind.
According to our previous GPSed map we were going into a quiet zone, but thankfully the deep plough did its job & brought up lots of goodies.
5 Hours gridding;

10 Scrappies (1 holed)
18th C Pewter Navy Button
Fossil Shell
2 Jettons
2 Few bits of Saxon mystery pieces
Saxon Clothes Fastener
Mystery Medieval Lead piece with a Cross
2 Saxon 6th C Brooches
2 La Tene (Celtic) Brooches
Roman Fibula (Brooch 1st C AD)
Ancient Bronze Awl
Our Best Roman Amphora Strap-end (Cru'dad find)
Circa 1750s Austrian Netherlands Schelling of Maria Theresa (A first and a Scarce Coin)
Hammered Halfgroat of James I
1921 Sixpence
Roman Silver Ant. of Soloninus AD 256 (First coin of this Emperor)

Another great outing...

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Cru', congratulations on the scarce find and your first with the emperor Soloninus..the mystery medieval piece with a cross....etc etc......just a brilliant assortment of recoveries!

 

[CRUSADER]

Cru', congratulations on the scarce find and your first with the emperor Soloninus..the mystery medieval piece with a cross....etc etc......just a brilliant assortment of recoveries!

"Assortment" is the right word, in this area any period could appear -
Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman, Early Saxon, Middle Saxon, Late Saxon/Viking, Medieval, Tudor, Post-Medieval!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Outstanding finds - congrats !

 

[Cool Hand Fluke]

One of the colder days this year but stayed dry & the surface was not sticky due to recent wind.
According to our previous GPSed map we were going into a quiet zone, but thankfully the deep plough did its job & brought up lots of goodies.
5 Hours gridding;

10 Scrappies (1 holed)
18th C Pewter Navy Button
Fossil Shell
2 Jettons
2 Few bits of Saxon mystery pieces
Saxon Clothes Fastener
Mystery Medieval Lead piece with a Cross
2 Saxon 6th C Brooches
2 La Tene (Celtic) Brooches
Roman Fibula (Brooch 1st C AD)
Ancient Bronze Awl
Our Best Roman Amphora Strap-end (Cru'dad find)
Circa 1750s Austrian Netherlands Schelling of Maria Theresa (A first and a Scarce Coin)
Hammered Halfgroat of James I
1921 Sixpence
Roman Silver Ant. of Soloninus AD 256 (First coin of this Emperor)

Another great outing...

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I've been amazed at your finds for years. Your collection of the things you've dug out of those fields must be quite a sight.

One of the colder days this year but stayed dry & the surface was not sticky due to recent wind.
According to our previous GPSed map we were going into a quiet zone, but thankfully the deep plough did its job & brought up lots of goodies.
5 Hours gridding;

10 Scrappies (1 holed)
18th C Pewter Navy Button
Fossil Shell
2 Jettons
2 Few bits of Saxon mystery pieces
Saxon Clothes Fastener
Mystery Medieval Lead piece with a Cross
2 Saxon 6th C Brooches
2 La Tene (Celtic) Brooches
Roman Fibula (Brooch 1st C AD)
Ancient Bronze Awl
Our Best Roman Amphora Strap-end (Cru'dad find)
Circa 1750s Austrian Netherlands Schelling of Maria Theresa (A first and a Scarce Coin)
Hammered Halfgroat of James I
1921 Sixpence
Roman Silver Ant. of Soloninus AD 256 (First coin of this Emperor)

Another great outing...

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I've been reading your posts for years and I'm amazed at the numerous awesome finds you are digging out of those fields. The collection you have removed from the ground after all those hunts over many years must be overwhelming!
I'm going to Mindenhall AFB in England, It's near Cambridge. I'll be going next year to visit a family member who is stationed there.
I will be bringing my metal detector!

 

[CRUSADER]

I've been amazed at your finds for years. Your collection of the things you've dug out of those fields must be quite a sight.

I've been reading your posts for years and I'm amazed at the numerous awesome finds you are digging out of those fields. The collection you have removed from the ground after all those hunts over many years must be overwhelming!
I'm going to Mindenhall AFB in England, It's near Cambridge. I'll be going next year to visit a family member who is stationed there.
I will be bringing my metal detector!

Good area. Get them to find a nearby farmer to give permission.

 

[Westfront]

A great hunt on the hill again!

 

[Coinstar magnet]

"Assortment" is the right word, in this area any period could appear -
Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman, Early Saxon, Middle Saxon, Late Saxon/Viking, Medieval, Tudor, Post-Medieval!

All I can say is "so cool!". . I bow!

 

[ARC]

Pic 2 upper left ?

 

[CRUSADER]

Pic 2 upper left ?

It's an iron piece re-enforced with bronze, typically used in Roman Furniture.