Some new objects...

[yo6oej]

Recently I discovered a few objects in the last discovered area.It's about two roman iron axes , one of which was broken , two mediaeval arrowheads , a hammer , a narrow hoe (dacian typology) , a regular ancient hoe , a very good preserved roman drill for wood (manufactured from high quality steel) , a mediaeval stirrup...An interesting object , unfortunately broken , was a bronze brooch larger than a regular one.I've never seen anything like this and archaeologists also have no idea yet.It is possible to come from the period before the Romans , maybe of Dacian origin...

 

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[yo6oej]

Congrats! May you find many coins with that pinpointer!

Thank you my friend !

 

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[RelicPrime113]

Awesome finds, your lucky to have roman artifacts.

 

[Mackaydon]

Great assortment of artifacts and well displayed. Congrats !!
Don.....

 

[Silver Searcher]

You have found some very nice finds, the Brooch is unusual. not seen a type like it. This piece is called a Girdle Hanger, usually found in Saxon graves of Women...5th-7th C.

SS

 

[yo6oej]

You have found some very nice finds, the Brooch is unusual. not seen a type like it. This piece is called a Girdle Hanger, usually found in Saxon graves of Women...5th-7th C.

SS

Thanks SS ! But , what is the uses of that object ? I believe that is a component of an ancient scale used by shepherds.I found a similar object elsewhere last year :

 

[Silver Searcher]

Thanks SS ! But , what is the uses of that object ? I believe that is a component of an ancient scale used by shepherds.I found a similar object elsewhere last year :View attachment 868188View attachment 868190

Girdle-hangers are an attribute of the châtelaines that are found in the graves of high status women in the early Anglo-Saxon period. Some elements resembling latch-lifters or keys have their origins in the Roman period. They are often interpreted as symbols of the domestic authority that Anglo-Saxon women enjoyed. Many latch-lifters and keys are made of iron and hang in groups from an iron ring.

SS

 

[yo6oej]

Thanks for the informations SS !

 

[StormSurge]

Thanks "StormSurge" ! Well , because my friends here on "treasurenet" have appreciated dacian iron tools , means a banner for me
By the way , I was surprised a few days ago to find that Garrett rewarded me for dacian tools with a PinPointer (september "find of the month") Vaughan Garrett's September 2013 International Winner

Yo, That is a nice surprise and a nice article. Just think, your pile of rusty tools up on the winners podium with Gold and Silver. Ha Ha! I love it! And those Pro-Pointers are nice. I'm thinking about getting myself a second one.
Best of luck with your Hunting!

 

[jewelerguy]

really great stuff