A few hours over the last couple of days

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Evening all, been loosing my Mojo a bit lately with one thing and another, politics ( of one sort or another) been taking their toll.
Too much Globalism , too many people wanting to control my hobby, too many people wanting to take control of me, wearing my frame for anothers proffit :sick: , I am back to work , after being on furlough :roll: :roll: :roll: shit :cry:

Still, harvest has come early and ive managed to get out for about an hour or so on my way home on Wednesday and Thursday, time seems tight at the moment though, will have to do something about it I think, massacre, murder or maybe something a little more extreme like refusing to take the knee :shock: :shock: :shock: , or maybe just get on with it and stop moaning :clapping: :clapping:

Anyways, had a few hours out, Wednesday was absolutely peeing down, Thursday was as good as it gets, sunny, damp soil, just very windy which I like, unfortunately I needed to get home so not too much time.

Went on a Romano British site ive permission on, I mullered it last year but the signals are coming up, although few and far between on the stubble after a few months for the ground to settle, a couple of radiates and several minims were picked up with the round HF coil on the Deus near to the surface with a few deeper signals coing up in the form of lead, a barrel tap key and a trade weight.
I spent a lot of time on this field last year, and the year before, and the year before, just shows those finds keep on coming up with the plough even if you cover every inch of the field .
Oh, and a fragment of a lead vesica seal .
Be lucky people and dont let the B'stards grind you down .
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"Be lucky people and dont let the B'stards grind you down ."

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :lol: Too right! :thumbsup:

Good going mate :thumbsup:
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You’ve done better than me. Some nice finds there, especially that vessica seal. I’d be happy with part of one as never had a sniff of one so far. Shame about the Romans though ;)
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Allectus wrote: Fri Aug 21, 2020 10:25 pm "Be lucky people and dont let the B'stards grind you down ."

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Good going mate :thumbsup:
Cheers Tone, tell me that when ive got a celt of a nice denar mate, am in a same old same old rut at the moment, crappy roman crappy roman crappy roman :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :pulling hair out:
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Oxgirl wrote: Fri Aug 21, 2020 10:28 pm You’ve done better than me. Some nice finds there, especially that vessica seal. I’d be happy with part of one as never had a sniff of one so far. Shame about the Romans though ;)
Its yours Cath, early Chrimbo prezzie :D :thumbsup:
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alloverover wrote: Fri Aug 21, 2020 10:30 pm Its yours Cath, early Chrimbo prezzie :D :thumbsup:
Ohhh ta! Best wrap it up properly :D
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I guess many would be quite happy with those finds, but it's hard to maintain raised expectations. The plough will also change the orientation of targets as well as raise some. Nice barrel tap key, it looks high security. :lol:
It's a far from perfect world so you've just got to make the best of it. :thumbsup:
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Easylife wrote: Fri Aug 21, 2020 11:22 pm I guess many would be quite happy with those finds, but it's hard to maintain raised expectations. The plough will also change the orientation of targets as well as raise some. Nice barrel tap key, it looks high security. :lol:
It's a far from perfect world so you've just got to make the best of it. :thumbsup:
Yep, should of had the high security key on the barrel last night Easy :lol:

As for raised expectations, yep, I guess a lot of people would be happy with the finds but to be honest, there is nothing there to get the juices flowing too quickly, as I always say, its great to get out no matter what I find, just getting out is wonderful :thumbsup: but finding something lovely is even more so :D :thumbsup:
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alloverover wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 5:44 pm Yep, should of had the high security key on the barrel last night Easy :lol:

As for raised expectations, yep, I guess a lot of people would be happy with the finds but to be honest, there is nothing there to get the juices flowing too quickly, as I always say, its great to get out no matter what I find, just getting out is wonderful :thumbsup: but finding something lovely is even more so :D :thumbsup:
I love your avatar - But have no idea what it is :ugeek:
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Oxgirl wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 8:29 pm I love your avatar - But have no idea what it is :ugeek:
An angel Cath, just like yours :D :D :angel:
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alloverover wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 8:52 pm An angel Cath, just like yours :D :D :angel:
Charmer :lol: I got it was an angel, that’s obvious. Going to share any other detail? :geek:
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Oxgirl wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 9:16 pm Charmer :lol: I got it was an angel, that’s obvious. Going to share any other detail? :geek:
Ive never had it recorded Cath but I reckon its 14th century, the chip carving is very similar to Kings Head clasps of that date, ive always guessed that it was a mount for a reliquary box or similar, maybe from a cross though, not 100% sure to be honest, I quite like it like that, theres not much unknown and wonder left in the world these days is there ? :angel: :) ;)
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alloverover wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 10:04 pm Ive never had it recorded Cath but I reckon its 14th century, the chip carving is very similar to Kings Head clasps of that date, ive always guessed that it was a mount for a reliquary box or similar, maybe from a cross though, not 100% sure to be honest, I quite like it like that, theres not much unknown and wonder left in the world these days is there ? :angel: :) ;)
It’s very cool :blow kiss:
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Oxgirl wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 10:11 pm It’s very cool :blow kiss:
Thanks, will post some better phots for you when I can :thumbsup:
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