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Old 02-07-2009, 06:27 PM
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Thumbs up Its a strange old hobby..........

………….that we pursue?

Items came out from various fields in England. (2008)

These are fields with no known history or local landmarks.

Although some of the finds are modern, some are quite old, the only common denominator with these finds are the farms, fields and the farm buildings are around the 15/1600’s AD.

Although I know what a lot of the items are, some of them have a question mark over there use, origin, and date.

The surprise find among these is a handmade medieval nail. (Thanks to a UK forum member for ID)

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Old 02-07-2009, 06:28 PM
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Nice looking collection of items !

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Old 02-07-2009, 07:38 PM
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Nice!! Man would I love to do some MD'ing in England.

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That is the coolest collection of dug items I've ever seen! Hope this year is equally good to you.
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Old 02-07-2009, 10:09 PM
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very neat and interesting looking lot ,Doug . i think you should host the next FMDF hunt , bet you it would be a big hit . take care and thanks for sharing the finds .Dan

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That is a very interesting bunch of finds, The pictures are great.

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Beautiful array of relics... what great MD'ing there.... RickO
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Old 02-08-2009, 02:11 PM
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Talking More photographs.

Purely for interest, I have re-photographed some of the items with a brief description. Lots of photographs.

I am not quite sure the ID’s are not 100% correct.

I hope it will give you some idea of the difficulties encountered in trying to give a possible ID for some objects?

Keep smiling. :spin: :tumble:

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Beautiful relics Doug!!!
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Doug, those are awesome. Just curious, do you find alot of WWII artifacts in your fields?

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Man, you "old world" guys seem to have an endless supplies of great, old and fascinating stuff to dig. I'm jealous., just kidding, but I'm a little envious. anyway thanks for sharing another great hunt with the rest of us.

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