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Yesterdays finds.

Doug

Doug

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Silage field, grass removed over the weekend, ground in need of some/lots of rain.

Thanks for looking.....Doug.

Tree is the remains of an old field boundary.
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'Stirrup' buckle AD1250-1350.
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Tiny lock?
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Copper-alloy mount, sword/dagger, rivets still visible.AD1600-1700
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Total finds less trash.
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Tiny lock looks like a tiny zipper

Ahhh we'll never find anything like this in the USA, at least on a regular basis.

What detector did. you use, and how long did you find the site?

It's fun to see what people find, but a little info about how they did it, would be a little more educational.
 
ManInTheWaLL said:
Tiny lock looks like a tiny zipper

Ahhh we'll never find anything like this in the USA, at least on a regular basis.

What detector did. you use, and how long did you find the site?

It's fun to see what people find, but a little info about how they did it, would be a little more educational.
Click to expand...

Go look at threads Doug has started and you will learn a lot!
 
This is a copy of a 1899 map, several hedges have been removed over time.

Not sure what the story is with the naming of the cospse (small group of trees) "hanging cospse"

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