End of the road

[robfinds]

Well had a final 2 hours today on the field at the end of the street. Still not able to wrestle any really old finds from it. So time to give it a rest, and try elsewhere, hopefully on Sunday.

Robert.

 

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[MANFROMCLAD01]

You must think old is something different than I do. I like them!

 

[robfinds]

You must think old is something different than I do. I like them!

Hello, in England find wise, anything after the 17th century is classed as modern.

 

[jewelerguy]

cool large cents

 

[MANFROMCLAD01]

Oh. I didn't notice that, sorry. But there were people over here back that far too. Wonder why we don't find things from them. Maybe they were a bit more careful than Englanders.

 

[robfinds]

cool large cents

Hello jewelerguy, there both pennies, the one on the left queen Victoria 1862, the other George v 1935.

 

[robfinds]

Oh. I didn't notice that, sorry. But there were people over here back that far too. Wonder why we don't find things from them. Maybe they were a bit more careful than Englanders.

In the 17th century I think the population of Europeans in America would have been tiny. Not many people in a large place, means finds are hard to find (not impossible though).

 

[MANFROMCLAD01]

I just don't see it that way. The population of European based peoples just may have been tiny over here back then. But there was a whole continent of native americans that most of the "modern" peoples tend to forget. They had the gold and silver long before there were Europeans over here. Just seems strange to me that more isn't found from very early on.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Stunning finds well worth another 3 weeks on there

SS

 

[robfinds]

I just don't see it that way. The population of European based peoples just may have been tiny over here back then. But there was a whole continent of native americans that most of the "modern" peoples tend to forget. They had the gold and silver long before there were Europeans over here. Just seems strange to me that more isn't found from very early on.

The native Americans must have been very careful with metal objects. And also they did not make coins.

 

[robfinds]

Stunning finds well worth another 3 weeks on there

SS

Colin you *****

 

[MANFROMCLAD01]

Maybe they didn't make coins. But they sure as heck made currencies. I'll take an ancient gold and silver beaded necklace anytime! Or maybe just a gold block made to just hold the teepee flap open. Might be difficult to know how old though.

 

[robfinds]

Maybe they didn't make coins. But they sure as heck made currencies. I'll take an ancient gold and silver beaded necklace anytime! Or maybe just a gold block made to just hold the teepee flap open. Might be difficult to know how old though.

Good luck it only takes one signal

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Cool finds. Guess your soil isn't frozen solid yet. HH!

 

[HISPAN]

I just don't see it that way. The population of European based peoples just may have been tiny over here back then. But there was a whole continent of native americans that most of the "modern" peoples tend to forget. They had the gold and silver long before there were Europeans over here. Just seems strange to me that more isn't found from very early on.

Native Americans were very intelligent ,and not inhabited in North America that hurricanes and earthquakes etc etc ... the weather is also very important and hunting ... just live intensely from mexico to Argentina. ...
P.D; is a joke .

 

[robfinds]

Cool finds. Guess your soil isn't frozen solid yet. HH!

Hello no it's not frozen, at worst it will freeze down a few inches, for maybe a week.