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We spent the morning with one of our main land-owners. Firstly to give them a very rare Sceat, & 2nd to gain permission to record the rare Roman Eagle mystery piece we found this year.
With all the ankle breakers that were flatten by the rain we thought we would attempt another one. Sadly, the clay had kept it really bad, most of it hadn't even fell properly & was on edge. As we were there we braved it, in the rain showers as well! I've walked better whilst blind drunk!
It was a bad choice & after nearly 3 hours we called it.
If we were looking for Roman Pottery we were successful but we weren't so it kinda sucked.
4 Scrappies
1 Silvered Button Fooled me for a second
Swan Head Hook used as a tie-down on a Roman Cart (Small piece of it!)
Roman Samian Ware piece with makers-mark (Stamp) CINT-V[GENI] - 'Cintugenus' of Lubie (France)
With all the ankle breakers that were flatten by the rain we thought we would attempt another one. Sadly, the clay had kept it really bad, most of it hadn't even fell properly & was on edge. As we were there we braved it, in the rain showers as well! I've walked better whilst blind drunk!
It was a bad choice & after nearly 3 hours we called it.
If we were looking for Roman Pottery we were successful but we weren't so it kinda sucked.
4 Scrappies
1 Silvered Button Fooled me for a second
Swan Head Hook used as a tie-down on a Roman Cart (Small piece of it!)
Roman Samian Ware piece with makers-mark (Stamp) CINT-V[GENI] - 'Cintugenus' of Lubie (France)
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and were close to a top find with the swan mount. May there is more somewhere as it looks like it's not the place to break from overload. I like the stamped TS shard. Travelled all the way from southern France...Do you kow when the Colchester manufacture started to make your own TS?
Congrats on the finds and being hard core enough to bear the weather.
