Evening All,
I have been recently bemoaning the fact that although one of my fields has been exceptional on the (mainly it has to be said grotty) Roman coin front, I was yet to find any sign of decoration or jewellery which I found surprising ( It can all be seen in my video below in case anyone is interested and thank you the DetectingHub for allowing me to post!)
Anyway, young Tascioavnus and I braved the high winds and found this ( feeling a bit like Dorothy and Toto...) - cor what a result and a bit of a relief as there had to be at least one there didn't there? And what a one... not sure of the date etc ( if anyone can help) but its one of the nicest ones I've ever found and is only missing the pin. ( Oh its just over 4cm long).
We stopped after that.... job done!
All the Best
Alexander
Finally..... a brooch......!
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Well done, that's a bit nice. 

Good things come to those who wait.
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Ooooh i like that Mr A....well found
Thats a corker of a brooch
Loved the enthusiasm in your voice when you found the Silver, you dont give a lot away in body language, but your voice did
When you mentioned "liking finding the Georgian stuff, as it means its not just Roman stuff here"
If you expand on that you have to think that your area where you are detecting has been used right through the centuries, which really bodes well for future finds...
You have already proven that with your hammered coins, Roman coins etc
Great video and a lot of work went into making these videos
*Tips hat*

Thats a corker of a brooch

Loved the enthusiasm in your voice when you found the Silver, you dont give a lot away in body language, but your voice did
When you mentioned "liking finding the Georgian stuff, as it means its not just Roman stuff here"
If you expand on that you have to think that your area where you are detecting has been used right through the centuries, which really bodes well for future finds...
You have already proven that with your hammered coins, Roman coins etc

Great video and a lot of work went into making these videos

*Tips hat*
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Yes, Hod Hill type, from the invasion plus about 30 odd years 

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That’s a corker, nice when they come up like that, a real sense of achievement
Well found and saved
Regards Steve
Well found and saved


Regards Steve
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Even I can admire a roman brooch. That’s a beauty 

Yes I really don’t like Roman coins, I’m not joking
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Ho yus, I'll have a bag of that
Glad to see that the personal items have have started to appear, and I'm sure more will follow and the story of a bit of Roman occupation will start to unfold.

Glad to see that the personal items have have started to appear, and I'm sure more will follow and the story of a bit of Roman occupation will start to unfold.
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Yep, you just need to get past those nuisance gold and silver coins first. 

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Thanks stanslad much appreciated ID!
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Thanks John, and I think I found a bit (one!) of pottery too ...