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Returned to the Roman Brooch Field & did a further 6.5 hours, Dad helped for 5.5 hours & actually dug a few coins Showed a picture of just a small selection of Iron Roman Nails we cleared today.
53 Roman Bronze Coins - Best 1 day total this year..
5 Roman Brooches
Fragment of Roman Ring
Roman Scabbard decorative pieces
Roman Terret Ring (missing the top ring), these were rein guides for Chariots
A couple of new types of Roman Coin for the collection
20 AD Cunobelin Bronze Unit - Bull Reverse - Rare (first of this type we have had) Its the not so pretty looking one at the bottom of picture 8 & 9.
Plus another find of a lifetime, a near prefect condition Roman Military Sword Chape. I was digging deep at over 12 inches & when I levered the solid clay base, a lump popped & flipped over & I took a picture before I picked it up. At this stage I thought I had a very nice Roman Mount, but when I pulled it out & saw the slot, I then was pretty much clueless. I had never seen anything like it, anywhere.
Turns out its a very rare find, with only 1 recorded on the PAS (& it has damage) It also states; 'This is a find of note and has been designated: Regional importance'
http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/392694
What is happening
Returned to the Roman Brooch Field & did a further 6.5 hours, Dad helped for 5.5 hours & actually dug a few coins Showed a picture of just a small selection of Iron Roman Nails we cleared today.
53 Roman Bronze Coins - Best 1 day total this year..
5 Roman Brooches
Fragment of Roman Ring
Roman Scabbard decorative pieces
Roman Terret Ring (missing the top ring), these were rein guides for Chariots
A couple of new types of Roman Coin for the collection
20 AD Cunobelin Bronze Unit - Bull Reverse - Rare (first of this type we have had) Its the not so pretty looking one at the bottom of picture 8 & 9.
Plus another find of a lifetime, a near prefect condition Roman Military Sword Chape. I was digging deep at over 12 inches & when I levered the solid clay base, a lump popped & flipped over & I took a picture before I picked it up. At this stage I thought I had a very nice Roman Mount, but when I pulled it out & saw the slot, I then was pretty much clueless. I had never seen anything like it, anywhere.
Turns out its a very rare find, with only 1 recorded on the PAS (& it has damage) It also states; 'This is a find of note and has been designated: Regional importance'
http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/392694
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