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Continued the Roman Site we started on the previous Saturday (one previously called 'the sugarbeet field).
Its the 3rd year we have done this site; year 1 - 58 Roman Bronze Coins, year 2 over 100, this year over 250
After 6 hours of smashing frozen lumps of clay on the up-side-down spade we finished with 55 Roman Bronze Coins & 2 Roman Silver (although 1 very debased Billion Ant.). This actually takes us over 1000 Roman Bronze this year & 22 Roman Silver - the silver count is a new record year. The bronze is some way of the 1193 we had last year, but 1000 is a good result so far.
Part of a Roman Folding Knife etc..
With how uneven the soil was, I was pleased to pick out some tiny Roman Coins, normally we would not attempt these types of fields. (I surprised myself with how well we did)
Its the 3rd year we have done this site; year 1 - 58 Roman Bronze Coins, year 2 over 100, this year over 250
After 6 hours of smashing frozen lumps of clay on the up-side-down spade we finished with 55 Roman Bronze Coins & 2 Roman Silver (although 1 very debased Billion Ant.). This actually takes us over 1000 Roman Bronze this year & 22 Roman Silver - the silver count is a new record year. The bronze is some way of the 1193 we had last year, but 1000 is a good result so far.
Part of a Roman Folding Knife etc..
With how uneven the soil was, I was pleased to pick out some tiny Roman Coins, normally we would not attempt these types of fields. (I surprised myself with how well we did)
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?? HOPE POP was there with you.....congrats man ...des








