Roman Metal Working Site - Solo Cru'dad - Day 1 + 2...

[CRUSADER]

As luck would have it for this time of year Cru'dad found the Roman Metal Working Site, not only available, but in nice cultivated condition. This was after driving many miles checking fields all across our Northern Territories.
I wish I could be out there with him, because this bonus field would have really boosted our totals.

This is 2 separate days; Saturday & yesterday (8 1/4 hrs total):

28 Scrappies (mostly small, as we have hammered this site over the years)
Iron Age (Celtic) Fibula (Brooch)
2 Roman Brooches (1 tiny Childs example)
Roman Tweezers
3 Roman Hob-Nails
2 Broken Hair Pins (Roman)
Bits.....

Last picture is all the Metal Working pieces, proving our theory of the sites use. This Archaeologically speaking is a very important site & we have proved with test pieces that they made 1st AD Roman Rings & were still producing 4th C Roman Military Horse Head Buckles (until my test piece, it was unknown where these types were produced)

 

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[pepperj]

Productive showing for the time out, well done to Cru'dad.
Hope the knee is on the mend Cru'

 

[RichsEquinox]

What a great display of all your treasure, congratulations! Some really cool finds. No wonder it’s an important archaeological location, wow!

 

[Digger RJ]

As luck would have it for this time of year Cru'dad found the Roman Metal Working Site, not only available, but in nice cultivated condition. This was after driving many miles checking fields all across our Northern Territories.
I wish I could be out there with him, because this bonus field would have really boosted our totals.

This is 2 separate days; Saturday & yesterday (8 1/4 hrs total):

28 Scrappies (mostly small, as we have hammered this site over the years)
Iron Age (Celtic) Fibula (Brooch)
2 Roman Brooches (1 tiny Childs example)
Roman Tweezers
3 Roman Hob-Nails
2 Broken Hair Pins (Roman)
Bits.....

Last picture is all the Metal Working pieces, proving our theory of the sites use. This Archaeologically speaking is a very important site & we have proved with test pieces that they made 1st AD Roman Rings & were still producing 4th C Roman Military Horse Head Buckles (until my test piece, it was unknown where these types were produced) View attachment 1989777View attachment 1989778View attachment 1989779

As luck would have it for this time of year Cru'dad found the Roman Metal Working Site, not only available, but in nice cultivated condition. This was after driving many miles checking fields all across our Northern Territories.
I wish I could be out there with him, because this bonus field would have really boosted our totals.

This is 2 separate days; Saturday & yesterday (8 1/4 hrs total):

28 Scrappies (mostly small, as we have hammered this site over the years)
Iron Age (Celtic) Fibula (Brooch)
2 Roman Brooches (1 tiny Childs example)
Roman Tweezers
3 Roman Hob-Nails
2 Broken Hair Pins (Roman)
Bits.....

Last picture is all the Metal Working pieces, proving our theory of the sites use. This Archaeologically speaking is a very important site & we have proved with test pieces that they made 1st AD Roman Rings & were still producing 4th C Roman Military Horse Head Buckles (until my test piece, it was unknown where these types were produced) View attachment 1989777View attachment 1989778View attachment 1989779

Nice!!!Super Old Stuff!!! Congrats!!!!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

A great bunch of finds - congrats !

 

[Westfront]

Still a great site after all these years detecting! With only half of the detecting team at work a lot of signals under the coil!