This mornings finds

[folkert]

I was fortunate enough to find some celtic and roman stuff again:
1) celtic fibula, about 50 BC
2) roman trumpet brooch, about 100 AD
3) roman animal brooch (horse?) about 150-200 AD

 

[RUDY2003]

Sorry folkert, but whats a fibula?
I'm not familiar with roman and celtic relics...

Keep safe...

 

[folkert]

Hi Rudy2003, a fibula is a brooch and it worked like a modern safety pin. As the celts and romans didn't use buttons, they used this often decorated brooches.

 

[able_walker]

I'm definitely seeing a cat when I look at that brooch.

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Great finds Folkert! I hope you have thought about my town where my family name comes from near Wiesbaden. Looking forward to hunt with you there when the harvests begin. I was surprised to see some winter wheat already harvested in my area of Bavaria but, it has stopped due to the rains lately. MFG, Mike

 

[CRUSADER]

No.3 - nice rare find.

Makes me think of harvest time looking at your finds.

I guess your lucky & have some good fields to do?

 

[folkert]

Hi Crusader, you are right: the harvest time has just begun and some of my favorite sites will be available very soon.

 

[CRUSADER]

Hi Crusader, you are right: the harvest time has just begun and some of my favorite sites will be available very soon.

You git

 

[beerbarrel]

Great Finds! Very Interesting! I hope one day to visit Germany, as my great-great grandfather came from there before settling here in Houston.


Beerbarrel

 

[eric in ks]

Super finds. Always enjoy your post. Eric