I returned to the construction site and made more nice and old finds. Music: NotaBene Contact: www.notabene-musik.de/styled/ Metal Detector: XP Deus V5.2
Hello friends, thank you for tuning in! I hope you like my new video. Please like and share my video to help me. thank you very much! all the best and good hunting, Hans
Hello again Hans. I am glad you are still working this site. Nice finds! You nailed it with this video..such a wonderful job you do along with your natural expressions..I love it. I believe this site would be worth an extensive search...no telling what you could find. My vote for you come back again. Thanks again...I was very happy to see the new update in the box. Lol Thank you for that! :-)) Take care my friend glad to see you in good health. All the best to you. Happy hunting and much happiness to you. Paul in Augusta.
Hi! Nice to see you again. I've seen this last find before. Used for scraping either the skin or scales from hunts/fishing or meat from the bones. Nice find my friend. Thanks for the vid! x
I just discovered your channel, and am struck by how your love of history, nature, and your country all come through so clearly in your videos. Such superb workmanship. You are a fine videographer, and I could watch your videos all day. Thanks so much for sharing!
hello and welcome on my channel! thank you for watching and for your kind words about me and my videos! I'm happy to hear you like them :) all the best and greetings from germany, hans
Love your videos, Dearest Hans, you take us with you on your fantastic adventures, journeys and explorations and discoveries in metal detecting. Your videos are so professional, informative and fantastic!! sound is amazing, and the scenery is so beautiful. I find myself pausing your video constantly just so I can look more longingly at the background and scenery and lay of the land. we can hear the beeps of your metal detecting equipment, bees buzzing and birds chirping which heightens our senses as you take us with you... love your weathered hands... from digging and scraping rocks and earth away from your fantastic finds, sometimes I want to massage essential oils into your hands and restore, thank you so much for sharing with us. with love from your friend in Montana.
hello karon, sorry for the late reply. thank you so much for staying tuned on my channel and for your kind and supportive comments. It makes me happy to hear that you like to watch my videos! I would appreciate you grooming my hands as I haven't got the patience to do it :D all the best and greetings from your friend in germany, hans
Excellent video Hans, especially as we can hear what you hear, and appreciate the discipline required, in order to hunt successfully, in iron laden ground. Thank you for sharing your search. All the best and happy hunting.
wieder mal pure Entspannung deinem Video zu folgen. Genau so sollte man diesem Hobby nachgehen. Man merkt die Leidenschaft und die Erfurcht vor jeden Fund und nicht das "Buddeln" auf irgendwelchen Schlachtfeldern der Geschichte mit den Vermerken wie - hier ging richtig die Post ab- Nein, da sind Menschen gestorben für was für Idiologien auch immer. Auch wenn dort nur Menschen am Lagerfeuer saßen und sich ihrer Zeit freuten...Du vermittelst es sehr gut in deinen Videos. Danke dafür 👍👍👍👍👍
Great video with some excellent and unique finds. I especially like the weight. Your videos are edited very well, educational and so therapeutic. Thanks for sharing. Jason.
Great vidio Hans, you are to be commended on your patience in such a difficult site but nice to see you were rewarded with lovely finds , look forward to watching your next great adventure
I woke up this beautiful Saturday morning, sat down to enjoy a cup of tea and am utterly delighted to watch another outstanding video you have posted. Wishing you all the best from Missouri, U.S.A.!
It makes me proud and happy to be part of your morning :) thank you for watching and for supporting my channel! all the best to your too! greetings from germany, hans
I really love to watch and I especially love to drink in the beauty and clarity of the nature bits you throw in...it's all so pleasing aesthetically, thank-you!
Hi Hans. Your last find is either a lithic end scraper or a gun flint. They look similar and I can never be 100% sure when I find things like that.. Nice hunt again today and thank you for sharing.
it's a riddle.. but let's wait what the archaeologist will say. I will pass on the info to all of you. thank you for watching and for your kind comment :)
Enjoy all your videos here in Ashtabula Ohio USA. Great to see ancient finds. Our country is not near as old as some of the great Roman find. Thx. Dana Kirk. (Ohio Yankee)
I lived in Giessen, Germany in the early 1970s & I seem to recall those DAS badges were mounted on the front grille of some automobiles, nice find & good video. Danke Schoen.
I love that trade weight. A lot of people would have thrown away the strap end thinking it was just a flat piece of metal, it's a lovely little find. ATB MMMD
Hi Hans, another great video. The flint stone you found is the one archaic item that I can find plenty of in Kansas. The one you found appears to be a "Scrapper", used to scrape the hair off of an animal's hide. Also used to shape and smooth wooden items like a bowl, arrow, bow or similar item. The edge that can be put on a piece of flint rivals today's razor blades. When the iron age rolled around flint would have been used in creating a spark to start a fire or ignite gun powder. It is a very hard stone and can shave hot sparks from iron. It's hard to tell without seeing the piece in person just what it was used for, but its age could go back a 1000 years. They were also used as trade items, which would explain how that piece wasn't from your area. Thanks for sharing. - Fred
thank you for the explanation my friend. I hope it is stone age. most commentators say it is a flint from a flint lock gun though. thank you for watching!
Hi Hans as usual a wonderful video. I love your nature shots. The brilliance green of the of the betel and the wild flowers wow. Your knowledge of archaeology I see helps you a great deal with your instincts at knowing just where to go. Fine work my friend.
thank you for watching and for your kind words my friend :) the green beetle was very patient with me .. I was worried he could fly away before I set up my camera :D
Hi Hans another great hunt and finds. Your hunts and Nicola’s from Mudlarking have some of the most interesting finds. Great camera work. The best. Your friend, Harold
Thanks again for a great video. Your videos are so well done they are my favorite. I always wait till just the right time to watch them. Thank you. Your friend in the USA, in the state of Tennessee.
Hi Hans. Quite , medieval musik sometimes songs of birds too.... I really love the atmosphere of your videos and this little thing on your eyes so authentic. Thank you for that. Kiss Ax from France
Hello from Washington State!! First I would like to Thank You for your incredible videos.... I get excited just watching! The closeup pictures are great! Your knowledge of the pieces you find is so wonderful!! Thank You for sharing your education with us... and keep it up!! I’ll be here to watch!!! Bye for now 👍🏻
hello kathy, thank you for watching and for your kind words about my videos. I'm very happy to hear you like them :) thank you for staying tuned! all the best and greetings from germany, hans
Great episode 👍 I love the music you use in your videos and the frekvent nature shots. Always looking forward for the next update. All the best wishes from Sweden.
As usual , a very enjoyable video , not only rich finds but visually splendid. I always look forward to these. Thank you for letting us tag along on your outings.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, your production quality is excellent! I really appreciate that you place as much emphasis on the audio quality as you do in the cinematography and post-production. I know what it takes to produce productions of this quality and I appreciate your work!
Hans Beautiful close-up photography (worth watching the video just for them), and along with other comments, your flint find is positivley from a flint-lock gun. regards from England Chris
hello chris, I'm happy to hear you like the close ups in my videos. thank you for watching and for appreciating. thank you also for sharing your thoughts about the flint find. I didn't think about this possibility even though I found a couple of these in the past. greetings from germany, hans
@@TerraGermaniaTG Thanks for the reply Hans, I like your video's very much, and I've been a subscriber for a long while now, as you say history is all around us,....you just have to look!
That's exactly why I love detecting Hans, you never know just what will come out of the ground. That trade weight is awesome! Thank you for uploading :)
Congratulations for the findings, really very beautiful, despite the difficult conditions. I loved the weight, a really fascinating object and the ring. Thanks again for your fantastic videos, always beautiful and interesting. A big hug from Italy. Ciao ciao amico Hans 😊😊😊
thank you my friend. the weight is indeed beautiful. I like the year stamps of the gauging office. thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best and a big hug back, hans
Hi Hans , the traders wight was a nice find quit amazing ! looks great , enjoyed it , thank you my friend for sharing . good luck and all the best . Steve UK
Hi again my friend! Awesome treasures you found. Maybe the bowl shaped metal piece was part of a spoon . Just a guess. Thanks for taking us along. You always find such beautiful things! Take care in your travels. Hope to see you again soon!
I totally LOVE your videos! So instructional, many helpful hints, and your knowledge of history is most amazing!! Thank you! {your cinematography also rocks!}
Gut gemacht mein Freund! The 100g weight was very interesting to me. When I lived in Bayern I found several different sized cup weights and also the tiny last part that is small like an aspirin. I would love the opportunity to detect an area like you have there.
Loved it all -- especially the stone. Great eyes spotting that. I'm also looking forward to hearing what your archaeologist will say. Thanks for the video!
I'm happy to hear that my friend :) i guess it's what most viewers are commenting: a flintlock gun flint. but who knows... maybe the archaeologists can say more :) thank you for watching joanna!
Nice Job on going back for round 2. I really liked the old Insurance piece-BIG, and that Trade weight looked awesome after you cleaned it up! Thanks for the vid!...
I may have mentioned this before, me old mucker, but yours are the only videos I never skip through to find the "good" bit, It's ALL good and this one's no exception. I agree totally with adjusting settings to suit and many people are too hung up on Sensitivity. Like you, I reduce mine to cut out chatter in busy areas otherwise I'd go crazy! I also increase Reactivity. Doing this is supposed to reduce depth but I'm not sure how much depth you lose. I doubt it's very much. Thank you for the time and trouble you take to provide us with these videos, Hans. It really is appreciated. Oh, and I think the flint is from a flintlock gun, by the way. All the best to you.
thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that as it is a big compliment :) a lot of detectorists are afraid to lower the sensitivity but in trashy conditions it's the only way to increase the find rate. thank you for watching my videos and for your support! all the best, hans
Always watch Hans look forward to your videos great relics we have assorted flint around the states as you know most are scrapers, or drills, or spears, arrowheads but in large numbers in some spots we dont have coins and such dated as old as you do though. Atb Russ.
Great finds again Hans! Such an interesting surface find at the end there! Never found any flint stones myself. The trade weight have some great detail to it after a clean! Love how your videos are put together. Very professional! Hope your well? Marc 👍
hello marc :) thank you for tuning in again and for your kind comment! the stamps on the weight are approval stamps from the gauging office frankfurt. all the best, hans
Hans I really enjoy your video's .The flint artifact you found is a gun flint Used to make a spark with the old musket Flint locks Great Fine I also recover several here in the United States When I am looking For Indian artifacts Thank you for sharing God-bless and have a great day jtr arrowhead man.com.
hello jeff, I'm happy to hear you like my videos. thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts about the flint. all the best and greetings from germany, hans
Hans as always you make the best videos on TH-cam for Metal Detecting and you must be the only person I know that can make trash look good lol. Fantastic adventure as always and amazing finds you unearthed and saved. Take Care my Good Friend ATB GL & HH LittleJohn_MD 🇬🇧
wow john, thank you :) It makes me happy to hear that you think so! thank you for watching and for your flattering comment! all the best to you my friend and always happy hunting! hans
Very nice weight Hans , love them when they have alot of anual calibration markings 🤩... And the flintstone dies look fsmiliar and i live near the northsea
I really enjoy your excellent videography, it's SO good. I don't do metal detection myself, but this video epitomises what I feel it's like! The flint is a striker from a flintlock rifle. Actually, it made me laugh during the round-up, "hey he didn't show finding that!" Thank you Hans all the best to you x
I'm happy to hear that my friend :) thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts about the flint. most viewers assumed that is what you've said. all the best and thank you for your support :)
Hello Hans, I think concentrating on the signals must be very tiring and I know I couldn't do it for long lol. I looked and thought strap end as the shape seems to be the same in the UK. Love the trade weight, and the little copper bowl which I think is very old. I enjoyed watching your video and learning as you explain things so well and I love the nature shots you use, thank you. Take care my friend, good luck and happy hunting Mary-Ellen UK
hello mary- ellen, it is very exhausting to detect in conditions like that but often there are very nice finds to make and that's why I kept at it. thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend. all the best, hans
I know others say the flint stone is for a flintlock gun, and very well could be, But the depth of the find seems to indicate as you say -stoneage. I offer another possibility. I'm definitely not an expert, but have found and hunt stone artifacts and found a 10k yr old chert(type of flint) scraper (verified by the Archaeological Society) that looks exactly like your find. It has the same workings like small scoop marks on one end, broken off at opposite end, and the raised area in center, flat with percussive ring on bottom. I can't wait for you to report back. It's probably for the gun lol, but it's difficult to really say, as both items are very similar. I have to go by depth of the find at this point. It's def one or the other. Thanks for the new video!
I'm looking forward to presenting it to the archaeologists. very curious to find out what it is. thank you for watching and for your interesting comment!
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Hi hans thanks for uploading another great video loved it heaps mate happy hunting hans. Kind regards.
Hello again Hans. I am glad you are still working this site. Nice finds! You nailed it with this video..such a wonderful job you do along with your natural expressions..I love it. I believe this site would be worth an extensive search...no telling what you could find. My vote for you come back again. Thanks again...I was very happy to see the new update in the box. Lol Thank you for that! :-)) Take care my friend glad to see you in good health. All the best to you. Happy hunting and much happiness to you. Paul in Augusta.
Hi! Nice to see you again. I've seen this last find before. Used for scraping either the skin or scales from hunts/fishing or meat from the bones. Nice find my friend. Thanks for the vid! x
TerraGermania : thank you for these great videos
I just discovered your channel, and am struck by how your love of history, nature, and your country all come through so clearly in your videos. Such superb workmanship. You are a fine videographer, and I could watch your videos all day. Thanks so much for sharing!
hello and welcome on my channel! thank you for watching and for your kind words about me and my videos! I'm happy to hear you like them :) all the best and greetings from germany,
hans
9:21 Yes, I found several when I was in your area. it is a cosmetics make up dish from Roman times. 19:38 It is a gun flint for a flintlock.
that would be fascinating. thank you for watching and for your helpful comment!
It looked like a gun flint to me too. The shape is right.
thank you for the info my friend!
Love your videos, Dearest Hans, you take us with you on your fantastic adventures, journeys and explorations and discoveries in metal detecting. Your videos are so professional, informative and fantastic!! sound is amazing, and the scenery is so beautiful. I find myself pausing your video constantly just so I can look more longingly at the background and scenery and lay of the land. we can hear the beeps of your metal detecting equipment, bees buzzing and birds chirping which heightens our senses as you take us with you... love your weathered hands... from digging and scraping rocks and earth away from your fantastic finds, sometimes I want to massage essential oils into your hands and restore, thank you so much for sharing with us. with love from your friend in Montana.
hello karon,
sorry for the late reply. thank you so much for staying tuned on my channel and for your kind and supportive comments. It makes me happy to hear that you like to watch my videos! I would appreciate you grooming my hands as I haven't got the patience to do it :D all the best and greetings from your friend in germany,
hans
Excellent video Hans, especially as we can hear what you hear, and appreciate the discipline required, in order to hunt successfully, in iron laden ground. Thank you for sharing your search. All the best and happy hunting.
I'm happy to hear that you like my video :) thank you for watching and for your kind words about my work.
wieder mal pure Entspannung deinem Video zu folgen. Genau so sollte man diesem Hobby nachgehen. Man merkt die Leidenschaft und die Erfurcht vor jeden Fund und nicht das "Buddeln" auf irgendwelchen Schlachtfeldern der Geschichte mit den Vermerken wie - hier ging richtig die Post ab- Nein, da sind Menschen gestorben für was für Idiologien auch immer. Auch wenn dort nur Menschen am Lagerfeuer saßen und sich ihrer Zeit freuten...Du vermittelst es sehr gut in deinen Videos. Danke dafür 👍👍👍👍👍
hallo markus,
vielen dank fürs anschauen und für deinen netten kommentar! es freut mich, dass dir die art meiner videos gefällt :)
viele grüße,
hans
Hallo !!morgen Hans ,as always great video and very nice finds danke and see you soon for another video ! 😘🌹🌹😊😊👍🏻
thank you for watching my friend, I'm glad you like my video :)
Great video with some excellent and unique finds. I especially like the weight. Your videos are edited very well, educational and so therapeutic. Thanks for sharing. Jason.
hello jason,
thank you for watching and for your kind words about my videos :) I'm happy you like them!
all the best and good hunting,
hans
Great vidio Hans, you are to be commended on your patience in such a difficult site but nice to see you were rewarded with lovely finds , look forward to watching your next great adventure
glad you like my video my friend :) thank you for watching!
I woke up this beautiful Saturday morning, sat down to enjoy a cup of tea and am utterly delighted to watch another outstanding video you have posted. Wishing you all the best from Missouri, U.S.A.!
It makes me proud and happy to be part of your morning :) thank you for watching and for supporting my channel! all the best to your too! greetings from germany,
hans
I really love to watch and I especially love to drink in the beauty and clarity of the nature bits you throw in...it's all so pleasing aesthetically, thank-you!
thank you for watching and for appreciating my videos. your kind words about the way make them made me happy :)
Be joy all your videos and finds. Keep diggin. Ashtabula Ohio USA On Lake Erie.
I'm happy to hear that :) thank you for watching and greetings from germany
Lovely video. Thank you.
glad you like my video :) thank you for watching!
Very awesome finds! Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.
thank you for watching and for your kind comment and wishes. same to you my friend :)
Fantastic video once again, you seem to be having a wonderful time finding all those historical items. Take care
I'm happy to hear you like my video! thank you for watching and for your kind words. all the best and take care too,
hans
Great Video Hans! Love the scenery there! That flint could be what we call here a scraper. Nice find!
thank you my friend, I'm glad you like my video :) I hope it is a scraper and not an igniter from a flint lock gun.:)
thank you for watching!
Hi Hans. Your last find is either a lithic end scraper or a gun flint. They look similar and I can never be 100% sure when I find things like that.. Nice hunt again today and thank you for sharing.
it's a riddle.. but let's wait what the archaeologist will say. I will pass on the info to all of you. thank you for watching and for your kind comment :)
Enjoy all your videos here in Ashtabula Ohio USA. Great to see ancient finds. Our country is not near as old as some of the great Roman find. Thx. Dana Kirk. (Ohio Yankee)
I'm happy to hear that :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment! greetings from germany,
hans
I lived in Giessen, Germany in the early 1970s & I seem to recall those DAS badges were mounted on the front grille of some automobiles, nice find & good video. Danke Schoen.
that's true.. I remember seeing them on grills of big mercedes benz limousines :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
Finding needles in haystacks, it’s what we do ... and you are one of the best at it. 😎 Nice hat my friend.
thank you for watching and for your kind words my friend :)
I love that trade weight. A lot of people would have thrown away the strap end thinking it was just a flat piece of metal, it's a lovely little find. ATB MMMD
the color of the patina should always tell people that it is an old artifact. thank you for watching my friend :)
Hi Hans, another great video. The flint stone you found is the one archaic item that I can find plenty of in Kansas. The one you found appears to be a "Scrapper", used to scrape the hair off of an animal's hide. Also used to shape and smooth wooden items like a bowl, arrow, bow or similar item. The edge that can be put on a piece of flint rivals today's razor blades. When the iron age rolled around flint would have been used in creating a spark to start a fire or ignite gun powder. It is a very hard stone and can shave hot sparks from iron. It's hard to tell without seeing the piece in person just what it was used for, but its age could go back a 1000 years. They were also used as trade items, which would explain how that piece wasn't from your area. Thanks for sharing. - Fred
thank you for the explanation my friend. I hope it is stone age. most commentators say it is a flint from a flint lock gun though. thank you for watching!
Hi Hans as usual a wonderful video. I love your nature shots. The brilliance green of the of the betel and the wild flowers wow. Your knowledge of archaeology I see helps you a great deal with your instincts at knowing just where to go. Fine work my friend.
thank you for watching and for your kind words my friend :) the green beetle was very patient with me .. I was worried he could fly away before I set up my camera :D
Great Hunt.......Looking forward to more ✨
thank you for staying tuned :)
Hi Hans another great hunt and finds. Your hunts and Nicola’s from Mudlarking have some of the most interesting finds. Great camera work. The best. Your friend, Harold
I'm happy to hear that my friend :) thank you for watching and for supporting my channel :)
Thank you I always look forward to your Videos. 👍
thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that :)
Thank you Hans! I should be out detecting but your video's are hard to resist
haha. . thank you, that's a big compliment :)
Great finds !!! those are some cool things.
I'm happy to hear that you like the finds :) thank you for watching!
@@TerraGermaniaTG Your one of my favorite channels !!!!!!
Thanks again for a great video. Your videos are so well done they are my favorite. I always wait till just the right time to watch them. Thank you.
Your friend in the USA, in the state of Tennessee.
I'm really happy to hear that my friend :) thank you for watching and for your kind words about my videos! greetings from germany,
hans
Hi Hans. Quite , medieval musik sometimes songs of birds too.... I really love the atmosphere of your videos and this little thing on your eyes so authentic. Thank you for that. Kiss Ax from France
merci beaucoup axel, I'm happy to hear that you like my videos :) thank you for your support. have a kiss back and all the best,
hans
Awesome flint stone. Like the auto insurance sign. Travel well
thank you for watching. glad you like the finds :)
Sehr spannende Funde
Danke 👌👌👍👍
freut mich :) danke fürs anschauen!
keep those videos coming Hans; pure joy in watching; looking forward to the next one; all the best
I try my best :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend!
Hello from Washington State!! First I would like to Thank You for your incredible videos.... I get excited just watching! The closeup pictures are great! Your knowledge of the pieces you find is so wonderful!! Thank You for sharing your education with us... and keep it up!! I’ll be here to watch!!!
Bye for now 👍🏻
hello kathy,
thank you for watching and for your kind words about my videos. I'm very happy to hear you like them :) thank you for staying tuned! all the best and greetings from germany,
hans
Once again, thank you for sharing your day. Appreciate all your work, your incredible patience and positive determination. Always a pleasure to watch.
thank you for watching and for appreciating :)
I watch a few digging channels and I have to say that you find the coolest things.
I'm happy to hear that my friend :) thank you for watching and for your kind comment!
Great episode 👍
I love the music you use in your videos and the frekvent nature shots. Always looking forward for the next update.
All the best wishes from Sweden.
I'm happy to hear that my friend :) thank you for watching!
Good.. Saya suka video....
thank you for watching :)
Moin Hans, harte Arbeit in der "Techno Baustelle "aber trotzdem schöne Funde gemacht, toll 👍vlg+gf Klaus
haha. . die techno baustelle :D danke fürs anschauen, klaus :)
LG und gut fund,
hans
As usual , a very enjoyable video , not only rich finds but visually splendid. I always look forward to these. Thank you for letting us tag along on your outings.
I'm happy you like and appreciate my videos! thank you for watching :)
Greetings from London! 🌹
greetings back from frankfurt and thank you for watching :)
I've said it before and I'll say it again, your production quality is excellent! I really appreciate that you place as much emphasis on the audio quality as you do in the cinematography and post-production. I know what it takes to produce productions of this quality and I appreciate your work!
thank you for watching, commenting and for appreciating my work. It means a lot to me and keeps me going :)
As always your presentations are professional and informative. Thank you for sharing with the world.
thank you for watching and for your kind and supportive comments!
Great video and also tips on how to hunt in iron infested sites. Well done. Congrats on the strap end. Beautiful find.
glad you like it my friend :) thank you for watching and for your kind words!
That stone artifact you found looks a lot like a Flint for a Flintlock musket or pistol.
Agree
could well be.. but it's hard to distinguish these from stone age scrapers. I'm excited to hear what the archaeologist says. thank you for watching!
Hans
Beautiful close-up photography (worth watching the video just for them), and along with other comments, your flint find is positivley from a flint-lock gun.
regards from England
Chris
hello chris,
I'm happy to hear you like the close ups in my videos. thank you for watching and for appreciating. thank you also for sharing your thoughts about the flint find. I didn't think about this possibility even though I found a couple of these in the past. greetings from germany,
hans
@@TerraGermaniaTG Thanks for the reply Hans, I like your video's very much, and I've been a subscriber for a long while now, as you say history is all around us,....you just have to look!
Thank you i was waiting too long to see you again, have a good hunt,
thank you for waiting and for watching :)
Hope to see your vidéos you are the best friend
Interesting advice from a good detectorist. Len
thank you for your kind words len :)
That's exactly why I love detecting Hans, you never know just what will come out of the ground. That trade weight is awesome! Thank you for uploading :)
I agree.. even on a day with lack of finds the anticipation keeps us going :)
Outside enjoying coffee and watching your video...keep the videos coming
nice :) It makes me happy to her that! thank you for watching!
Very cool finds Hans, love that trade weight,,amazing, well done and congrats. ;) atb Michael
hello michael,
thank you for staying tuned on my channel :) I appreciate your support!
Beautiful finds Han's. Too bad the area is being developed.. Many items will be lost.. Take Care..
it's a shame. the thought about the unknown and hidden items is nagging :D thank you for watching my friend and take care too.
Congratulations for the findings, really very beautiful, despite the difficult conditions. I loved the weight, a really fascinating object and the ring. Thanks again for your fantastic videos, always beautiful and interesting. A big hug from Italy. Ciao ciao amico Hans 😊😊😊
thank you my friend. the weight is indeed beautiful. I like the year stamps of the gauging office. thank you for watching and for your kind comment! all the best and a big hug back,
hans
Hi Hans , the traders wight was a nice find quit amazing ! looks great , enjoyed it , thank you my friend for sharing . good luck and all the best . Steve UK
thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend :)
Thank you, Hans.
thank you for watching :)
still by far the best detectorist on the net, as usual nice program,TOP MAN.
thank you very much for your kind and flattering comment. I'm happy to hear you like my videos :)
all the best,
hans
Hi again my friend! Awesome treasures you found. Maybe the bowl shaped metal piece was part of a spoon . Just a guess.
Thanks for taking us along. You always find such beautiful things! Take care in your travels. Hope to see you again soon!
could well be.. I will look for the spot where the handle came off .. thank you for watching and commenting my friend :)
Glad to see you again friend. So enjoy your videos. 🤗
glad to see you on my channel again my friend. thank you for your support!
I totally LOVE your videos! So instructional, many helpful hints, and your knowledge of history is most amazing!! Thank you! {your cinematography also rocks!}
I'm really happy to hear that you like my videos that much :) thank you for watching and for your kind words!
Beautiful vidéo and good finds ! Thanks for this pictures ! Good week-end !
salut and thank you for watching :) glad you like my video! all the best and have a nice rest sunday,
hans
No problem, it is normal to help enthusiasts! I have a lot of friends watching you! Good research to you and very quickly in new adventures! !
merci beaucoup :)
I discovered you channel 2 days ago and already watched about 15 video's :D thanks for sharing and educating, I really learned a lot
hello isabelle,
welcome on my channel! thank you for watching and for your kind comment! I'm happy to hear that you like my videos :)
Nice 👍👍👍! Guat fund 🍀 greetings from tyrol 😉🍀
thank you for watching my friend and greetings back from hessia :)
Thx for uploading another excellent video Hans...always a joy to watch and see what finds you have made
thank you for watching and for your support my friend :)
Gut gemacht mein Freund! The 100g weight was very interesting to me. When I lived in Bayern I found several different sized cup weights and also the tiny last part that is small like an aspirin. I would love the opportunity to detect an area like you have there.
Imagine finding a complete cup weight set.. that would be great! thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend!
Loved it all -- especially the stone. Great eyes spotting that. I'm also looking forward to hearing what your archaeologist will say. Thanks for the video!
I'm happy to hear that my friend :) i guess it's what most viewers are commenting: a flintlock gun flint. but who knows... maybe the archaeologists can say more :) thank you for watching joanna!
You had unique opportunity to detect the deeper layer of ground on that fresh path. Interesting findings. HH
Cool finds! The flint piece looks like a flint for a flint lock rifle.
that's what it is :) thank you for watching and for the hint!
Flint stone is from a flint lock gun. Indicator for camp/positions in the suroundings.
I think so too. Looks like it´s cut not chiped.
thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts about the flint find :)
Never disappointed. Thanks and best regards!
I'm happy to hear that :) thank you for watching!
Nice Job on going back for round 2.
I really liked the old Insurance piece-BIG, and that Trade weight looked awesome after you cleaned it up!
Thanks for the vid!...
thank you for watching and for commenting dirk. I appreciate you staying tuned on my channel :)
Thank you Hans. I look forward to hearing about the FLINT STONE you found.
Andy
thank you for watching :)
Enjoying my lunch and watching your excellent video ! Please return to that site I'm sure there is more to be found!
bon appétit ;) and thank you for watching! I will be back there.. there is more to find :)
I may have mentioned this before, me old mucker, but yours are the only videos I never skip through to find the "good" bit, It's ALL good and this one's no exception. I agree totally with adjusting settings to suit and many people are too hung up on Sensitivity. Like you, I reduce mine to cut out chatter in busy areas otherwise I'd go crazy! I also increase Reactivity. Doing this is supposed to reduce depth but I'm not sure how much depth you lose. I doubt it's very much.
Thank you for the time and trouble you take to provide us with these videos, Hans. It really is appreciated. Oh, and I think the flint is from a flintlock gun, by the way. All the best to you.
thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that as it is a big compliment :)
a lot of detectorists are afraid to lower the sensitivity but in trashy conditions it's the only way to increase the find rate.
thank you for watching my videos and for your support!
all the best,
hans
Always good to see you out there.... wishing you every success
thank you my friend. all the best to you too :)
Love watching your videos .
I'm happy to hear that :) thank you for watching!
Parabéns meu amigo Hans, belos achados, aquele pingente com pedrinha azul foi o que mais gostei, parabéns e um abraço.
Olá meu amigo, estou feliz que você gostou do meu vídeo. Obrigado pela sua visita. muitas saudações e um abraço
Hans
Great finds and video as always Hans! Happy hunting and please keep them coming.
thank you for watching my friend. :)
Hi Hans, Another very interesting video. Keep up the hunt!
glad you like it :) thank you for watching :)
Some beautiful finds there👍🤗 thanks from Scotland 🙏
thank you for watching :) greetings from germany!
Hans, Thank you for another beautifully done vlog and some interesting discoveries.
Looking forward to more and good hunting.
thank you for watching and appreciating :)
As always Hans, amazing history and great video. Well done.
thank you for watching :)
That 100 g weight cleaned up well. I like all the calibration dates on it.
it's from the gauging office frankfurt. for the first time approved in 1914 and for the last time in 1939. thank you for watching!
Always watch Hans look forward to your videos great relics we have assorted flint around the states as you know most are scrapers, or drills, or spears, arrowheads but in large numbers in some spots we dont have coins and such dated as old as you do though. Atb Russ.
I'm glad you still like my videos russ! thank you for staying tuned my friend :)
Great finds again Hans! Such an interesting surface find at the end there! Never found any flint stones myself. The trade weight have some great detail to it after a clean! Love how your videos are put together. Very professional! Hope your well? Marc 👍
hello marc :)
thank you for tuning in again and for your kind comment! the stamps on the weight are approval stamps from the gauging office frankfurt. all the best,
hans
Hans I really enjoy your video's .The flint artifact you found is a gun flint Used to make a spark with the old musket Flint locks Great Fine I also recover several here in the United States When I am looking For Indian artifacts Thank you for sharing God-bless and have a great day jtr arrowhead man.com.
hello jeff,
I'm happy to hear you like my videos. thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts about the flint. all the best and greetings from germany,
hans
Finding the medieval strap handle that was awesome
Hans as always you make the best videos on TH-cam for Metal Detecting and you must be the only person I know that can make trash look good lol. Fantastic adventure as always and amazing finds you unearthed and saved. Take Care my Good Friend
ATB GL & HH
LittleJohn_MD 🇬🇧
wow john, thank you :) It makes me happy to hear that you think so! thank you for watching and for your flattering comment! all the best to you my friend and always happy hunting!
hans
That last one was the best one Congratulations
I agree :) thank you for watching!
Hello, From Australia. Love your work, care an enthusiam. Keep it up
I'm happy to hear that :) thank you for watching!
thanks for a fine detecting day
thank you for watching it my friend :)
Hi Hans, lovely video. I'm quite sure the flint is from a flintlock musket :)
glad you like my video :) thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts about the find!
Thank you Sir, another good, but i'm sure very hard metal detecting, video.
thank you for watching. It indeed was exhausting but worthwhile :)
VERY interesting finds Hans. Thanks for sharing your experience detecting that site. Greetings from Detroit.
I'm glad you like the finds :) thank you for watching! greetings from germany,
hans
Very nice weight Hans , love them when they have alot of anual calibration markings 🤩...
And the flintstone dies look fsmiliar and i live near the northsea
thank you for watching my friend. I'm glad you like the finds. the moment of revealing the stamps on the weights is always great :)
@@TerraGermaniaTG always a pleasure wathing your videos 🤩🌈!
I really enjoy your channel. Thanks for that.
that's great :) thank you for staying tuned!
I really enjoy your excellent videography, it's SO good. I don't do metal detection myself, but this video epitomises what I feel it's like! The flint is a striker from a flintlock rifle. Actually, it made me laugh during the round-up, "hey he didn't show finding that!"
Thank you Hans all the best to you x
I'm happy to hear that my friend :) thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts about the flint. most viewers assumed that is what you've said. all the best and thank you for your support :)
Thank you Hans! I should be out detecting but your video's are hard to resist ;-) Danke! GL&HH!
haha. . sorry! thank you for watching my friend :)
Hello Hans, I think concentrating on the signals must be very tiring and I know I couldn't do it for long lol. I looked and thought strap end as the shape seems to be the same in the UK. Love the trade weight, and the little copper bowl which I think is very old. I enjoyed watching your video and learning as you explain things so well and I love the nature shots you use, thank you. Take care my friend, good luck and happy hunting Mary-Ellen UK
hello mary- ellen,
it is very exhausting to detect in conditions like that but often there are very nice finds to make and that's why I kept at it. thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend.
all the best,
hans
Thanks for another video Hans, love how much effort you put into your videos and the advice you give out. Cheers
thank you for watching and for appreciating :)
I know others say the flint stone is for a flintlock gun, and very well could be, But the depth of the find seems to indicate as you say -stoneage.
I offer another possibility. I'm definitely not an expert, but have found and hunt stone artifacts and found a 10k yr old chert(type of flint) scraper (verified by the Archaeological Society) that looks exactly like your find. It has the same workings like small scoop marks on one end, broken off at opposite end, and the raised area in center, flat with percussive ring on bottom.
I can't wait for you to report back. It's probably for the gun lol, but it's difficult to really say, as both items are very similar. I have to go by depth of the find at this point. It's def one or the other.
Thanks for the new video!
I'm looking forward to presenting it to the archaeologists. very curious to find out what it is. thank you for watching and for your interesting comment!