Sewage Site - Day 13 + Potato Field Day 6 - Hammered...

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Weather has warmed up a bit, so no need to start on frozen ground.
We are sticking to the same strategy:
About 3 hours in the morning of The Potato Field & about 2 Hours on the Sewage Site.
Each time we are gridding another small chunk off each field in the hope that we are moving towards a better find. If not, we are getting a slow & steady start to the year...

The Potato Field:
Jetton
18/19th C Fob Seal bit..
14th C Buckle
Medieval Thimble
Military Shoulder 'Pip'
Qrter Hammered Short Cross (Cru'dad got on it our way to the starting point) - Looks like we are following last years trend of having 1 Silver day off & then back on it... Not sure it can last...

Sewage Site:
3 Scrappies
Neolithic Flint
Medieval Casket Key

William IV Trade Weight on the Winter Stubble Field. We cross this to get back to the car from the Sewage Site.

 

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Not sure if you saw this one:
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/today-s-finds/352631-taking-risk-pays-off.html#post3352492
Below is my collection, still got a few to add after showing the land-owners.

Wow! I figured you had some flint. All appear to be blades with no bifacial projectile points. Were flint "arrowheads" used in England at all? Gary

 

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Wow! I figured you had some flint. All appear to be blades with no bifacial projectile points. Were flint "arrowheads" used in England at all? Gary

Only had 2 & funny enough found my 3rd today, will post later.
Plus I linked one in the post you quoted. (my rarest one)

 

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That is quite a collection of flint Cru'....I'm drooling