Bavaria Mike
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- Feb 7, 2005
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- Detector(s) used
- Minelab XT70, Fisher 1280, Garrett Ace 250 and MH5
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Met up with my Archaeologist friend, also a curator at our museum and confirmed I got a display case in the museum. My theme will be the castle finds, should make a very nice display. I will probably end up donating all the finds to the museum as it is our local culture. I have a lot of relics from the castle and will get pictures up when the display is finished around the end of May. I detected the castle after work for 1.5 hours and did a few farm fields as well this week. The better finds. Obverse of a religious pendant.
Reverse of the religious pendant.
A lead spindle whorl found at the castle.
A very small seal matrix, not sure of the proper orientation. An S with two small leaves or possibly initials.
Seal matrix stem.
Seal matrix stamp.
A small knife butt with the date 15ZZ (1522), it is the size of an American dime. Got to love dated relics!
Reverse of the 15ZZ.
Found another crossbow bolt tip at the castle, this one is very nice, dates 1400-1600 or possibly earlier. I’m going to conserve it the way it is in wax.
Another view of the bolt tip. Note just behind the tip or middle left is a small square, this is possibly the makers mark but I can’t seem to make out more than the square itself. HH, Mike
Reverse of the religious pendant.
A lead spindle whorl found at the castle.
A very small seal matrix, not sure of the proper orientation. An S with two small leaves or possibly initials.
Seal matrix stem.
Seal matrix stamp.
A small knife butt with the date 15ZZ (1522), it is the size of an American dime. Got to love dated relics!
Reverse of the 15ZZ.
Found another crossbow bolt tip at the castle, this one is very nice, dates 1400-1600 or possibly earlier. I’m going to conserve it the way it is in wax.
Another view of the bolt tip. Note just behind the tip or middle left is a small square, this is possibly the makers mark but I can’t seem to make out more than the square itself. HH, Mike
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