An English field.

Doug · Sep 13, 2013

Nothing special about the field, no known history to the field yet the field keeps on producing items from the 2nd to 4th century.........strange.

Thanks for looking................Doug

The field.

First signal of the day.

All Roman coins, 2nd to 4th century.

Roman disc brooch 2nd century.

Roman lock-pin 2nd to 3rd century

Unknown ring, possible Roman.

joee5 · Sep 13, 2013

hit it hard. Nice diggs

blev · Sep 13, 2013

doug as aways, awesome digs!!!!!!!!!!!!!! really like your post. HH blev

upstatedigger · Sep 13, 2013

Thats some serious history. Thanks for sharing, what a thrill it must be to dig up something that old!

cntrydncr1 · Sep 13, 2013

looks like you have a good field Doug!

Finster · Sep 13, 2013

That's a field of dreams... awesome finds.

stewart73 · Sep 14, 2013

Fantastic finds! :wow:

Doug · Sep 14, 2013

Many thanks for the views and comment.

Non Roman finds.

John W.H. · Sep 14, 2013

Very nice indeed! Unfortunately, it does not look like I will make it across the pond this year so I'm so jealous!! Keep it up! HH

allank · Sep 14, 2013

Nice finds again ! What can you tell me about Roman lock pins ? are they for doors ? or ?

Doug · Sep 14, 2013

allank said:
Nice finds again ! What can you tell me about Roman lock pins ? are they for doors ? or ?

From a UK finds data-base.

"Although there is evidence of these objects being used to fasten lock plates to wood chests and boxes, it is possible that they also had other functional and decorative uses."

allank · Sep 14, 2013

Thank you , I always admire the age of your finds but what may be common there is fantasy here lol and I may not have a clue what it is. You teach me more and more with every post. Thank you !

milco · Sep 14, 2013

Amazing finds!!

Jeepy27 · Sep 14, 2013

Boy, must have been a Roman road right through that field. See if you can figure out where it was going and stay on it as long as possible. Good luck hunting!

Battlecry4 · Sep 15, 2013

Great finds Doug. The field looks an ideal place for a settlement? Is there a spring or stream close by? :thumbsup:

Doug · Sep 15, 2013

Battlecry4 said:
Great finds Doug. The field looks an ideal place for a settlement? Is there a spring or stream close by?

No natural source of water but the field commands the high ground with a near on 360 degree view of the surrounding countryside.

Possible Roman marching camp?

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