Today’s Finds xx

[blossom]

Today was back to the pea fields … These 3 fields have so much potential…. But as it was mined… finding the treasure is not straight forward! But we had to try!

First off a Roman Fibula broach, then an unusual button, the stock of a toy gun (I think) a broken buckle, a dandy button complete with the cotton, lead weight, musket balls, buttons, and 3 pre dec coins… and the tiny one at the front Himself believes is a Roman 🤨 xx

The fields enclosed in green show the Roman Pottery site (red blob) Saxon burial site ( blue blob) and the Civil War camp ( yellow blob) and the purple shows part of very old track, that runs 147 miles between the Humber Bridge in North Lincoln and Oakham.

 

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[releventchair]

Such a mix again.
Congrats!

Not detritus and not all relics.
More so the warp and weft (what , no spindle whorl this day?) of fastening's bits and buckles and for those fortunate to not have to use leather buttons or pieces of wood to hold the clothed aspect of society together and maybe hold the tailor and seamstress together as well, metal buttons! Post Fibila era..Wait there's a fibula too!

Then the coins those so fortunate to have enabling the luxury of a button buy.
The button numbers of which in the area almost hints of a peddler dressed head to toe in a covering of buttons. Or at least a small chest, cask, or barrel of them!

 

[ArfieBoy]

More great and interesting find from the two of you! Congratulations! And as always... more nice pictures.

 

[WHADIFIND]

Today was back to the pea fields … These 3 fields have so much potential…. But as it was mined… finding the treasure is not straight forward! But we had to try!

First off a Roman Fibula broach, then an unusual button, the stock of a toy gun (I think) a broken buckle, a dandy button complete with the cotton, lead weight, musket balls, buttons, and 3 pre dec coins… and the tiny one at the front Himself believes is a Roman 🤨 xx

The fields enclosed in green show the Roman Pottery site (red blob) Saxon burial site ( blue blob) and the Civil War camp ( yellow blob) and the purple shows part of very old track, that runs 147 miles between the Humber Bridge in North Lincoln and Oakham.




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Nice! As always! One small question. On average, how deep do your targets run?

Oh! And BTB, did you ever rig up a harness to take away some of the weight of the swinging 🤔?

 

[sibbley]

Jealous again! Nice finds, and beautiful landscapes!

 

[Gare]

AGAIN I say great finds and great pictures

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Well done !

 

[blossom]

Nice! As always! One small question. On average, how deep do your targets run?

Oh! And BTB, did you ever rig up a harness to take away some of the weight of the swinging 🤔?

Thank you xx depth varies, but on average not super deep.

My Garrett with the Nell tornado coil found stuff much deeper you would have to dig proper holes …!

No didnt get a harness … just trying to remember to adjust how im holding my shovel and change the height of the detector periodically!! xx

 

[pepperj]

Tell Himself nicely done on the Fibula Broach.
The petronel is very decorated, too bad it wasn't complete.
Best of luck on the next hunt.

 

[Coinstar magnet]

Today was back to the pea fields … These 3 fields have so much potential…. But as it was mined… finding the treasure is not straight forward! But we had to try!

First off a Roman Fibula broach, then an unusual button, the stock of a toy gun (I think) a broken buckle, a dandy button complete with the cotton, lead weight, musket balls, buttons, and 3 pre dec coins… and the tiny one at the front Himself believes is a Roman 🤨 xx

The fields enclosed in green show the Roman Pottery site (red blob) Saxon burial site ( blue blob) and the Civil War camp ( yellow blob) and the purple shows part of very old track, that runs 147 miles between the Humber Bridge in North Lincoln and Oakham.




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Very cool...the cotton is still in the eye (or whatever it's called)of the button... how often does that happen? I'd say rarely...the broach has a nice look to it...very weighty... great bits and bobs!

 

[WHADIFIND]

Thank you xx depth varies, but on average not super deep.

My Garrett with the Nell tornado coil found stuff much deeper you would have to dig proper holes …!

No didnt get a harness … just trying to remember to adjust how im holding my shovel and change the height of the detector periodically!! xx

I used to be able to do that but long time exposure started tendinitis. Wish I had implemented those helps sooner.

The harness strap carries the weight now, I just swing with no weight. And my shovel? With a hook affixed to the handle, I just hang it from the harness til needed.

Prevention is necessary, eventually...it gets everyone.

Enjoy your posts!

 

[cudamark]

Makes you wonder what might be in that hedgerow next to the old track.

 

[oldmxrat]

Some great saves there!

 

[CreekSide]

Always interesting to see what you have found. Another good weekend

 

[Digger RJ]

Today was back to the pea fields … These 3 fields have so much potential…. But as it was mined… finding the treasure is not straight forward! But we had to try!

First off a Roman Fibula broach, then an unusual button, the stock of a toy gun (I think) a broken buckle, a dandy button complete with the cotton, lead weight, musket balls, buttons, and 3 pre dec coins… and the tiny one at the front Himself believes is a Roman 🤨 xx

The fields enclosed in green show the Roman Pottery site (red blob) Saxon burial site ( blue blob) and the Civil War camp ( yellow blob) and the purple shows part of very old track, that runs 147 miles between the Humber Bridge in North Lincoln and Oakham.




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Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!