Yes, and although Georgian buttons are not a direct correlation, they are often in areas that have been used in thousands of years so are a good sign.Buttons are certainly one of the most common digs it seems in your dirt.
I remember digging buttons in a corner of a field-got tired of it went off to quieter parts of the abbey.
The next group goes to the field, and a member digs one of the oldest recorded Romans from the button area.
The club had its annual competition 2011/12 season, buttons was the topic.
" Final total 18,890 buttons!"