Bunch of finds and a few keepers

[Westfront]

Today i went to the Wheat stubble field, it wasn't plowed... Soil was hard as concrete, the sun was burning and the stubbles high. It is not easy to find a hotspot in such a large field so i only crisscrossed the area where the cropmarks were. Nothing spectacular... a bunch of trash, near a pound brass in casings, driving bands and fuze frags, some lead, buckles, buttons, coins and a medieval fibula. Lower row left is a roman scrappie, then a coin weight, the aluminium one with the triangle is local token money from shortly after WWI and right is a 1923 french token. On the pic with the lead is a pipe cap and a flint from a rifle too.

 

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[ticm]

You have some nice field finds there. Can't wait to get out and hunt them this fall.

 

[HISPAN]

southern fields still more dry ..... nice coin weight and more finds!

 

[Westfront]

southern fields still more dry ..... nice coin weight and more finds!

Thanks H! The coin weight saved my day!

 

[Westfront]

Just made a date on the star shaped fibula. It's 11th century. Now i hope to get a little more medieval out of this field.