First of the Stubble fields by the river.

DavidBeard

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First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Completed the first of the 4 stubble fields by the river.
Found loads of buttons and a few 'recent' decimal coins:
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including this 'Wolf' livery button:
Wolf-Livery-Button.jpg

Loads of older coins, most so smooth that all detail has gone:
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4 bits of silver (1943 'Two Shillings', 1922 & 1924 'One Shilling' & 1920 'Sixpence':
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1806/07 George III Penny:
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1806 George III Halfpenny:
1806-George-III-Halfpenny.jpg

and this 1770s George III Irish Halfpenny:
177s-George-III-Irish-Halfp.jpg

Found 2 more 'complete' horse shoes and these bits, thimble, musket ball, broken pan weight, etc:
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Three more fields to do (time permitting)
Best wishes.
 

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Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

:hello:

That looks like a very good sight you have there David :thumbsup: lots of activity the sites i Like :thumbsup:

SS.
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Great finds :icon_thumleft: The wolf livery button is awesome :icon_sunny:
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

That looks like a very good sight you have there David :thumbsup: lots of activity the sites i Like :thumbsup:

SS.
I'm sure there's older stuff there too but because of the soil conditions and the many 'floods' I'm sure it would have sunk three feet down or more - just hoping the farmer might do some 'Deep' ploughing one day - or better still remove the top couple of feet of top soil :laughing7:
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

DavidBeard said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

That looks like a very good sight you have there David :thumbsup: lots of activity the sites i Like :thumbsup:

SS.
I'm sure there's older stuff there too but because of the soil conditions and the many 'floods' I'm sure it would have sunk three feet down or more - just hoping the farmer might do some 'Deep' ploughing one day - or better still remove the top couple of feet of top soil :laughing7:
If it's been farmed for a long period of time, the goodies shouldn't be that deep :read2: do you know if the field has had spuds in :icon_scratch:

SS.
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

David again those are some great finds, looking forward to seeing the other 3 fields. :icon_sunny:
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Silver Searcher said:
... do you know if the field has had spuds in :icon_scratch:

SS.

I'll ask the farmer when I see him next - not sure
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

DavidBeard said:
Silver Searcher said:
... do you know if the field has had spuds in :icon_scratch:

SS.

I'll ask the farmer when I see him next - not sure
If he has had, that means the sub-soiler would have been down 3ft :thumbsup:

SS.
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Those are some nice finds. Can not wait to see what you find in the others.....Matt
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Nice to get a Livery button with most of its plating :icon_thumright: (a bit of lemon juice will take the last of the green off)

Is that a coin weight in the first picture (top, middle - Square item)?
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Whoa! Great stuff!

HH
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Great stuff David :icon_thumleft:

I'm starting a new stubble field tomorrow!
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

CRUSADER said:
...Is that a coin weight in the first picture (top, middle - Square item)?....
Would a coin weight have any numbers or letters? :icon_scratch: This looks completely smooth on both sides - 18mm square.
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

DavidBeard said:
CRUSADER said:
...Is that a coin weight in the first picture (top, middle - Square item)?....
Would a coin weight have any numbers or letters? :icon_scratch: This looks completely smooth on both sides - 18mm square.

There are many different types, & yes might have no.s & designs etc... Can you do a close up of both sides?
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

I'd take that amount of digging right now! :thumbsup:

By the way... Your Hibernia is 1760s (66 or 69)
 

Re: First of the 'Stubble' fields by the river.

Iron Patch said:
...Your Hibernia is 1760s (66 or 69)...
Older than I thought - Thanks.
 

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