Stone walls?

[jmaryt]

Uhhh, you've found "countless" old coins and romans in the UK @ "random stone walls" ? Or are referring to USA "random stone walls" ?

Because if you are referring to the USA, then .... you'll have 100k USA of us md'rs clamoring to know which "stone walls" you're referring to. Where they can waltz on out and find "Roman coins".

Because: Last I checked: We're lucky to approach the explorer-era, of our east coast history. And while hunting: "any old field" in the UK might be fruitful (since there's so much history there). Yet in the USA, when you hunt "any old field" , you are probably in for a b*tt-load of silence and sterility.

and "big pennies" tom!..they are there! look for breaks in the walls, and very large trees close to the wall.these places are where they stopped to have lunch, and sit in the shade! the old yankees built those walls, and they spent a lot of time on them and they lose things same as anybody else!

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j.t.

 

[rlhjr72]

one side of the stone wall has old barbed wire running by it about 6 inches under the ground. Very frustrating lol.

Just notch out barbed wire. Problem solved!

 

[Cfmct]

Old farm stone walls, anyone ever MD them or by them?

The ski hill I work at (Its been there 55 years now) was once all farm land, around 50 years before the ski, so around a 100 years ago or so it was farm land. Working at the ski I can see the old stone walls still running through the woods where the pastures used to be. I"m thinking I will bring my MD to work and see what I can see during my lunch break. Has anyone ever checked out old stone walls before? and If so what kind of finds?

Give it a shot... a friend of mine hunting along stone walls found this:

https://metaldetectingforum.com/showpost.php?p=2109103&postcount=4

 

[fsa46]

Give it a shot... a friend of mine hunting along stone walls found this:

This is what Craig was referring to.

http://metaldetectingforum.com/showthread.php?t=90416&highlight=reale+counterfeit+cache
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