What a bunch of amazing finds! The coin at 8:30 indeed looks like a Domitian, a dupondius of him, most likely, and by the wear it must have circulated for well over a century!
Thanks CN much appreciated - and yes i don't know why i went for As i'm sure you are right on the dupondius - thanks for sharing your knowledge and please do correct me when I am wrong!!!! Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
Its nice to see some objects in 3D and being swivelled round etc isn't it?! And i cant bare the denarii talk I don't know why it annoys me so much! 😂 Hope all well John thanks for watching.. feels like ages since I have been out but me looking after the boy for Easter which is really good actually and I think I deserve a break ... found some good stuff just before easter though - it will hit the HUB later!
@@HolzHammerSagas I decided to go out today and it would have been the first time since we were out all those weeks ago. Needless to say, it's hammering down! I give up! Look forward to seeing your latest finds on the Hub, chap.
A fabulous field to detect on today. Extraordinary finds and a picturesque field to be on. Glad to see back to full strength. See you on the next Alex. Cheers buddy! 😊
Thanks Martin - going to the doc on Thursday hopefully a bill of health so I can start doing proper stuff too - my day job as an antique dealer is suffering because I still shouldn't really lift! All the Best and hope all well!
Another great vid. Didn't look like the best weather, but you were rewarded for sticking it out. Romans - beautiful, Saxon brooch - beautiful, but ooh, that ring pull!! Stunning. Happy Easter & thanks for taking us along.
Thanks Cyndye - almost there - I am seeing the doc on thursday as I am still a bit uncomfortable but hopefully a green light for a bit more normal stuff to resume! Hope all well with you and All the Best!
Thanks Len - we are lucky and most of us know it I think , don't we? But its all about choosing the right hobby for the right place to an extent,,, I am finding I am getting more and more comments along the lines of "you are so lucky and I am not!" Its a bit like being a surfer... if you really enjoy it and are lucky to live on the coast then brilliant... if you really love it and don't live near the coast then you have to find ways round that or try something else!!! Hope all well!
We all have good days and bad days detecting . But we also have to put lots of hours in searching the land. Then sometimes we come across areas with some great finds. So never give up hope with this great hobby. Len
With the small pasture areas I used to put two string lines down starting at the side and working across this slows the detecting speed down but multiplies the number of finds. This way you can cover a field fairly well , with overlapping swings. Two marker pegs can be left in the field ready for the next return trip. Some lovely finds there Alexander
Thanks frog- eye that is a very good tip and whwn I am feeling in just the right mood I will certainly do it!!! Hope all well and thank you 🙏 for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Absolutely amazing new field, when I saw the video was longer I got excited for some nice treasures and I wasn't disappointed. Beautiful Roman coins, beautiful brooch but it left me wanting for more 😊 thank you for the video Alexander all the best, cheers Arthur
Thanks BBF! Sorry its taken me so long to reply I have been taking a little break! I am very lucky with some of the fields I have to say... Where are you? Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
another great video, wow the soil in that field is kind to the finds, lucky man. oops forgot that stunning broach, that lead lumpo if it has iron in it could it be a steelyard weight.
The odd shaped lump of lead might be what is called in the building trade a plumb bob, that swung on a piece of string in the center of a plum rule, a piece of board, straight and true, about four inches wide and usually four to six feet long used by masons or carpenters to plumb walls or upright timbers or forms, sometimes naughtily referred to in the trade as a swinging diddy. Really enjoy every episode and that spade of yours is a real beaut.
Hope so BC! I have got b=very lucky recently I think its starting to p*ss people off a bit I am getting a lot of comments about how good my land is compared to theirs - I can't help that - I really do have lots of rubbish days too - I work quite hard at this!!!! Hope all well and Happy Easter to you too - thank you 🙏 for watching!!!
Hey that's lovely Alex, and great effort as ever with the film-making!! 🙏 Like you, I loved that little dark Constantinus - the detail and artistry is breathtaking hey? I had a fairly decent dig on Sat, (inc. 2 little silvers and 2 spindle whorls!) and, oddly enuff, I too found a "socking big" lead weight! 🥸😅 My one is slightly smaller, but a perfect smooth egg-size/shape. It has the snapped-off iron core, so likely another Roman (or medieval) steelyard weight. I just need some of their coinage now, and I'll be a bit happer!!... 😅😅 Anyways, thanks again for Fab content, and it's great to see you're about to hit a well-deserved 5K Subscribers!! Bobby 🦊
Nearly there Bobby Ch***t its a slog though!!!! I am rather jealous of those channels that through no real effort or creativity, go stratospheric!!! Anyway its a very simple algorithm the TH-cam one... if your stuff is good enough and people like it you will succeed and if its not you won't ...so we cant complain as it is all in our hands!!! Well done on your last dig - good work!
@@HolzHammerSagas Yes mate, it's a tough one with TH-cam innit? I genuinely think (with detecting channels), that the 'audience demographic' will respond to higher production values. Certain things are a definite *turn-off* particularly those awful 'head-mounted' GoPro cameras. 1 or 2 off the guys have that as main camera, and I just feel 'car sick' watching!! 🤢😅 I think your channel is starting to grow a bit faster now isn't it? - I'm sure the hard work will start to pay off eventually Alex... 🙏
Thanks Don, in the right place it can happen like that... i was a bit surprised the period between 1400 and 1800 not really represented in that little patch of land... so far anyway! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Thanks Dan, nor me…. They do look up but I haven’t found one like this online yet -;I’m not crazy about the PAS or FLOs but I will take this one in as I think it’s important and should be logged. I’ll keep you posted! Thanks for watching and All the Best, Alexander
Those Romans do not get old to me!!...I would love to dig them. Looks like it is still cold too!!! Great video and those Romans were in great detail too ....the one looked like it was dropped yesterday! Hope your doing well....you look like you are!! Take care Alex .. it was another great video!!!
Once again thank you very much for taking the time to make this fascinating videos Alex. Two things... ONE: I have always been frustrated on pasture, finds are usually too deep so I have been watching you with some frustration. As I said the other day, I went out to have another go on pasture using same coil and your simple settings. I checked every signal against the programme I usually use (Gary Blackwell's Sonar prog) and frustratingly the sonar prog was better every damn time! I am fully aware of how important it is to always dig those whispery signals but I simply can't replicate your success on pasture. So... I don't think you will do this Alex and I wouldn't blame you one iota if you don't but a short vid on pasture detecting, signals, sounds, depths would be very interesting. TWO: Jettons. I sometimes wonder if these are a bit 'Emperor's new clothes' when we read "they are counters". I think; they didn't have to produce actual metal 'coins' they could have used coins or even buttons but counters??? Do we really know for sure that they were used for counters or are we just passing on what we have read/heard? Thanks again Alex
I cant use the sonar programme as it is meant to be fully, as I don't have a remote to fix the settings... but it might well be better - as i said I am just so used to reading what I have had to work with ... sorry it was no good - and yes - I will do a pasture video - it will be fun - thank you for the idea; i will start thinking of a good structure for it!
I know what you mean about the jettons... do you think they were more important than just counters or less so - one thing is certain; I have found far many more hammered coins than I have jettons from the sane age... 🤔 Wg=hat are you thoughts on their use? Some can be particularly lovely... Hope all well Colin and thanks for watching!
I think my ratio must be around 30 hammered for one jetton. As you say, some of them are really handsome which is another reason I can't see them simply as counters but I have always asked myself "what else could they have been used for" and I haven't come up with an answer yet. Best wishes and pleased to see you are on the mend now.
@@HolzHammerSagas , I have found nice Celtic bronze ring (so called Celtic proto money) with a great patina. I was soooooo happy, when I found it. ❤️ I am from Slovenia. 🙂
@@sharkyslo did you really?! Wow! i am coming to fish in your country in May! I have been a few times now and always wondered what it must be like to detect the fields by the rivers we go to! Are the laws strict?
@@HolzHammerSagas , great. Welcome to our country! In Slovenia legislation is complicated - we are very birocratic country. 😁But noone inspects it. I reccomend you, to go metal detecting into woods. There you will have no problems. 😉
wow Alex some really really great finds there! the roman coins looked in amazing condition, that broach was stunning! Look forward to the next one! Happy Easter to you also :)
How well preserved are those Roman coins - It always amazes me - but I too am a sucker for great home grown Anglo Saxon and medieval finds - great viewing Alex now I must get back to my Chile n chips 👍
Yet again a whole host of amazing finds, the stuff of dreams (well our dreams at least). Should I ever find a Roman coin in this achaeological desert you will be one of the first to know 😀
💗💗Hello Ally, I have to say your Channel is by far the BEST🎉 Detecting Channel out there in You Tube land..your finds are amazing and your generous explanations of the history of some of your artefacts makes each video a joy to watch...you really should have more Subscriber's and I am sure you will 😊You put so much into each and every video ,can't help looking forward to watching every new one that comes out !!!💗💗xxxShaz
'Thanks Shaz thats really kind of you to say - I don't really care for subs any more as long as people watch and enjoy thats good enough! Hows the little mutt - what a sweet face he has and just is so happy you can tell - well done! XxX
@@terrybennett8692 thanks Terry - i watched it it was briliant - sorry not to have commented etc i was in the middle of editing and using it as a lovely distraction! Will reply today!
Fantastic video. Brooch is amazing- must be unbelievable to hold artifact that old. Surprise you don't see Saxon ghosts on horseback at dusk in those fields! Cheers from Florida
Alexander what some cracking Roman coins, the soil PH must be near neutral ?. Wow the Saxon Brooch , what superb condition 🤩 . Possible the Romans had not long left/ crossover from our Island ,when the Saxon Brooch was lost . The mind boggles . Excellent finds ,thank you for sharing ,and I look forward to the next Video. Hope your well and enjoy the rest of the Easter weekend 👍 Phil
Hadn't thought about the crossover but yes it may have been a matter of a decade or two... cor the thought!!! Thanks Phil and thanks for watching! Hope all well!
Yes that one is going his way unless he would like me to have it i will keep you posted Mick! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
yep, that's a saxon one ! Stützarmfibeln are super rare in my area and in Denmark but common in the Saxon South never found one of them (...shot a complete early "ligearmet fibel" of a rare subclass during my easter hunt tho....) and looks indeed like a razor 😂 maybe display the brooch openly with a modern razor innocently placed next to it (maybe painted in gold and with some zick-zack lines) - the handsome common Saxon, clean shaven since the beginning 👌
Thats such a funny idea Feldgeist; I may well do that ... or at least just label it "early 5thC Saxon razor" and see what people say!!!! Hope all well and thanks as always for the extremely useful knowledge you impart! All the Best, Alexander
I have had some rubbish days too recently that was just a really good one and good fun.. good luck with it Nick I will pass a bit on to you!!! Hope all well and thanks for watching!
Once again as always B-E-A-UTIFUL finds. I am very jealous. Maybe one day I can fly across the Pond and spend a few days detecting with you. Your always welcome to Fly over to London, Ontario Canada and I will take you to my spots. Though you'd be lucky to hit 200 years of age over here. Keep making your amazing videos and I will keep watching them
Its a really good one - as some people have mentioned it may well have come across with the first wave of Saxons... Hope all well and thanks for watching!
@@robquince3076 I have a 9" but tend to only use the 11" these days... not much between the two.. hope you get on with it ok... will take a bit of getting used to i remember quite a long learning curve!
Another masterpiece from the master detectorist👍 I was out this week and actually found a couple of Roman bronze coins too - that doesn't happen very often! Anyway keep up the good work Alexander👍
@@HolzHammerSagas Yes - one was a Sestertius of Faustina 11 and the other a Romulus & Remus (She Wolf & the Twins) Constantine the Great commemorative👍 Happy days😊
Thanks once again Alexander,stunning finds and great info. All the best,Gary ps. Haven't stopped laughing at the "Cath as a Carthaginian slave girl" comment 😂
Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Again I'm leaving things I didn't know so you have a great format which will I'm sure be copped but not matched. Wdll done Alexander
Good video , I have to tell you I had permission on a field and one part was covered in roman bronzes, it must have been a scattered hoard ,all third century.
Well Alexander what a video. Love the conditions of those Roman coins. The rest of the finds just awsome, well done and the last find lets just say every day is a learning day. Regards Ian from Ipswich
Well done. I've recently found a Saxon burial site. I had 10 fragments of crusiformial brooches in ones little area of a field. I was wondering what settings would help me get some more depth? I have a Deus 1 with a 11 inch coin and a 9 inch High frequency coin.
I prob cant help as the settings I use are generally not seen as deep settings they are my go to ones that just work for me. Gary Blackwell has some very good videos on it though - hope all well!
G'day Alexander, Roman, Saxon, wow! What a great day. I dig with a $10 SAXON shovel from Bunnings. Yes, the brand is Saxon 😂 but I'll never find the real thing😅. There are so many fantastic coins and the Saxon brooch, and the medieval horse tack near the end. Nice Roman yard weight, huge bloody lump of lead. All the best mate. Al ✌️👍🦘
Hi Wendy - it depends what eal you have - most of the time Landowners don't really care for the grotty stuff but genearlly the good stuff is split 50/50 - I generally hope that I can buy them out of their share of anything semi valuable and thats usually agreeable! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Hi there! I’m absolutely loving all your videos mate! Can you please tell me what internet sites you’re using to identify all your findings please! Cheers!
Thanks Alan! May I refer you to my other channel which I use for this sort of thing... th-cam.com/video/uap5O_bO1Z0/w-d-xo.html I will be doing another one on artefacts soon! All the Best and thanks for the kind words! All the Best, Alexander
FORTUNA the god of fortune, I have only ever found 1 silver denarius and it was Hadrian with the seated Fortuna. Very nice indeed you are blessed with great land to detect on 👍 well done Alex
You really do have some fantastic permissions full of finds that other detectorists can only dream of. I have been detecting 50 years, although now disabled and I have never been lucky enough to find such productive land.
Sorry about that - I don't know what to say... I suppose if i never found anything or never had luck with permissions i would pick a different hobby - I like fishing too and I shoot and paint so there would always be something for me to do - wishing you luck and all the Best, Alexander
Thanks Kim! You know I definitely find more and more good stuff the longer I do this - something about practice and luck I suppose - you know what they say?! Hope all well and thank you 🙏 for watching! All the Best!
I would like to learn more about how to negotiate with the land owner. I think that's an overlooked topic worth sharing. I'm a fan of the jewelry, but the tools are probably more historically interesting. The lump of lead is an amazing find, I would like to learn more of what it was used for. If I were to detect behind you, I would be digging a few of the iron signals out of curiosity. Gold I watched a live stream yesterday, Treasure Outdoors, find a gold earring on the beach. The TID/VID was '1' in the sand. When he reexamined it laying on the surface the detector didn't sense it, very strange. It even went negative into the iron tone when air testing. The detector couldn't sense the 10k earring on the surface. Go to 38:50 min. METAL DETECTING HAPPY EASTER! (LIVE REPLAY) Treasure Outdoors th-cam.com/video/gEYDFQaJUh0/w-d-xo.html This is where the gold sounded like iron, laying on the surface. Go to 43:09 min. th-cam.com/video/gEYDFQaJUh0/w-d-xo.html Tks! GH👨🦯HH
Hi PBR hope all well - its all good and well digging the iron signals though you may find your good find to rusty nail and bits of old horshoe ratio a bit off-putting and after a while, and 100s of holes later, you may find it better to avoid it! I don't know that chap's detector but the one i use wouldn't mistake gold for iron... though interestingly gold often gives a very low tone closer to the iron range than silver gives , say. Anyway, thank you very much for watching - All the Best, Alexander
What a day alex plenty of beautiful roman and some epic saxon well done. You do find alot but trust me we never get bored of it lol 👍👍👍keep the great content coming. O and I found my first bronze roman coin on Sunday woo woo lol
@@HolzHammerSagas not really you can see a head on one side and looks like a god holding a staff on the back i think. I absolutely love this hobby I your videos lol 👍👍👍
Hi Alexander, great finds, great video. I was hoping there would be a new one waiting for me as I walked home after a couple of hours detecting. My finds were poor today and not many but seeing your finds cheered me up. I use the Deus 1 with the standard 11 inch coil, is that your set up too? I'm not getting the depth you do but I'm still battling with the awful wheat stubble 😂 Thank you for the interesting video.
Thanks for watching Jay... to get the depth yo reallly have to be millimetres off the ground... wheat stubble is really hard I always struggle with it so I always do it but don't get my hopes up too high you are really relying on things close to the surface and not really even worth thinking about anything deeper - less stressful that way and means every half decent find a bonus so stick with it!!!
Lovely video, I've got to say I think Romans are my favourite and the quality of the ones you found were beautiful, do you use same settings on the pasture, hot reactivity 2.5 I've just had a little try with this 😊
I do ME - they are probably not the best settings for pasture they just seem to work for me! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
@@HolzHammerSagas tiny snap bit but my boy had a nice find shilling of a king minted in Canterbury gold coin oney 2 found my boys is the 2ed lovey find
My God Craig i hate to say but it almost gets better - I have a couple more really good sessions but then I won't have been out in about two weeks as I am looking after the wee lad! but back out soon - hope all well!
Congrats excellent video, I've never found a roman coin, in the eight years i have been detecting, I'm one jealous detectorist, lol, keep the videos coming.
Thanks Gordon and sorry you haven't found a Roman coin yet... whereabouts are you? The South East is good for them but they are obviously leaner finds in other areas though there is a guy n Scotland who makes TH-cam videos who finds more Roman silver coins than anyone i know!!!! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
@@HolzHammerSagas I'm from Rutherglenin Glasgow, i only get out a couple of times a month, on club digs, due to work, and i don't have any permissions, but one day will find my roman, love watching your videos, HH.
Brilliant video as usual, love watching them to see what you find and the info back at HQ really helps me as I am a relative novice. I have recently bought a deus ii ws6 master which I already think is great. Just a question on programs, do you use a preset one or do you have your own
I mainly use the HOT, the presets on the deus are very good and you only need to tinker very little.. my settings won't help you with the new deus.. i am sure you have already but you cant do better than watching Gary Blackwell's videos on how best to use the machine @metal_detecting . Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
Thanks Scalar! I use the HoT programme almost always even on pasture and lower the reactivity just a bit ... to 2.5. I never ground balance as I don't think you really need to with the Deus I.. could be wrong but I ever do! All the Best, Alexander
Nice not to far away from me then just got myself first permission 20 acres near hastings hoping there be some good history there iv subscribed to your channel rate your videos keep em coming buddy
@@Jay-hl8mo Thank you very much Jay - much appreciated and good luck with the Hastings permission - sounds good and I look forward to hearing how you get on! All the Best, Alexander
You are lucky that Saxon brooch was in that video or I’d be asleep about 10 minutes in 😉. To be fair even I would go back there if there was even an upside chance of more Saxon. Those Roman coins do come up in lovely condition on that site.
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😂very good Max! ( A Fish Called Wanda)
Well done Alex. If I'd found that Saxon brooch I would have probably decided it's a Wilkinson Sword razor and put it in my trash pouch 🤭
It does look exactly like one!!!! Hope all well and thanks for watching!
Another great dig Alexander.
Thanks MicK - much appreciated and hope all well!
What a bunch of amazing finds!
The coin at 8:30 indeed looks like a Domitian, a dupondius of him, most likely, and by the wear it must have circulated for well over a century!
Thanks CN much appreciated - and yes i don't know why i went for As i'm sure you are right on the dupondius - thanks for sharing your knowledge and please do correct me when I am wrong!!!! Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
Congratulations, well done. Amazing how the quality of the details can vary so much on similar ages from the same field.
I know... cant explain it sometimes! Hope all well with you Chuck - All the Best, Alexander
Thanks for sharing your day once again. A very enjoyable watch 👍
No problem! Thanks Archie and hope all well!
@@HolzHammerSagas All good thanks 👍
Lovely to see that brooch in the flesh, Alex. A cracking find, sir. And I quite agree about the "I found a denari" brigade - drives me up the wall!
Its nice to see some objects in 3D and being swivelled round etc isn't it?! And i cant bare the denarii talk I don't know why it annoys me so much! 😂 Hope all well John thanks for watching.. feels like ages since I have been out but me looking after the boy for Easter which is really good actually and I think I deserve a break ... found some good stuff just before easter though - it will hit the HUB later!
@@HolzHammerSagas I decided to go out today and it would have been the first time since we were out all those weeks ago. Needless to say, it's hammering down! I give up! Look forward to seeing your latest finds on the Hub, chap.
@@johnfinnis8373 Horrible here too!
I don't mind if it showers but if its persistent, even drizzle, i don't bother - you don't have to when you get to my age!!! 😂
A fabulous field to detect on today. Extraordinary finds and a picturesque field to be on. Glad to see back to full strength. See you on the next Alex. Cheers buddy! 😊
Thanks Martin - going to the doc on Thursday hopefully a bill of health so I can start doing proper stuff too - my day job as an antique dealer is suffering because I still shouldn't really lift! All the Best and hope all well!
@@HolzHammerSagas Been praying for us and others nightly, hopefully the Lord will help us both!
Another great vid. Didn't look like the best weather, but you were rewarded for sticking it out. Romans - beautiful, Saxon brooch - beautiful, but ooh, that ring pull!! Stunning. Happy Easter & thanks for taking us along.
Ha! Thanks Francine!!! Happy easter to you too and hope all well over there! All the Best!
Wow....the soil in that field is sure gentle on any metal. Everything coming up gorgeous! But it is really good to see you out digging again.
Thanks Cyndye - almost there - I am seeing the doc on thursday as I am still a bit uncomfortable but hopefully a green light for a bit more normal stuff to resume! Hope all well with you and All the Best!
Some stunning Roman there Alexander! That rare Saxon brooch was amazing. All the best, John.
Thanks John! And hope all well with you!
Stunning Alex what can you say, your shared knowledge is greatly appreciated.
Thanks Paul - I am very glad you think so ! 🙏 hope all well and All the Best!
I do love your enthusiasm and although you must have found some great items in your detecting career, I love that you still get excited about finds 👍
I prob get less excited about plain buttons and musket balls than I used to Marco! Hope all well and thanks 🙏 for watching! All the Best, Alexander
What a great country this is for metal detecting Alex. Lovely Saxon brooch and Roman coins you have found. Len
Thanks Len - we are lucky and most of us know it I think , don't we? But its all about choosing the right hobby for the right place to an extent,,, I am finding I am getting more and more comments along the lines of "you are so lucky and I am not!" Its a bit like being a surfer... if you really enjoy it and are lucky to live on the coast then brilliant... if you really love it and don't live near the coast then you have to find ways round that or try something else!!! Hope all well!
We all have good days and bad days detecting . But we also have to put lots of hours in searching the land. Then sometimes we come across areas with some great finds. So never give up hope with this great hobby. Len
@@leonardjackman354 well said Len!
With the small pasture areas I used to put two string lines down starting at the side and working across this slows the detecting speed down but multiplies the number of finds. This way you can cover a field fairly well , with overlapping swings. Two marker pegs can be left in the field ready for the next return trip. Some lovely finds there Alexander
Thanks frog- eye that is a very good tip and whwn I am feeling in just the right mood I will certainly do it!!! Hope all well and thank you 🙏 for watching! All the Best, Alexander
@@HolzHammerSagas Hi, Did you know Ron Morley metal detector, they called him Roman Ron . Regards Martin.
What a beautiful place to detect and with these finds just awesome! Well done
Thanks Jonas - got a bit lucky have to admit! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Fantastic finds again Alexander. Well done.
Thank you Steve - much appreciated and hope all well! All the Best
Absolutely amazing new field, when I saw the video was longer I got excited for some nice treasures and I wasn't disappointed. Beautiful Roman coins, beautiful brooch but it left me wanting for more 😊 thank you for the video Alexander all the best, cheers Arthur
No problem Arthur - thank you for watching! Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
Lovely Roman coins - well done - so jealous would love to have a field with anything Roman in it
Thanks BBF! Sorry its taken me so long to reply I have been taking a little break! I am very lucky with some of the fields I have to say... Where are you? Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
Well done...a cracking brooch, I've only ever found one 5th century brooch in 30 yrs! So yep as you say...v rare! Steve
Well done you Steve... as you say - I don't think there are many about.. Hope all well and thank you for watching! All the Best, Alexander
another great video, wow the soil in that field is kind to the finds, lucky man. oops forgot that stunning broach, that lead lumpo if it has iron in it could it be a steelyard weight.
I think thats exactly what it is - thanks Dave! And hope all well! Thank for watching and Happy Easter!
The odd shaped lump of lead might be what is called in the building trade a plumb bob, that swung on a piece of string in the center of a plum rule, a piece of board, straight and true, about four inches wide and usually four to six feet long used by masons or carpenters to plumb walls or upright timbers or forms, sometimes naughtily referred to in the trade as a swinging diddy. Really enjoy every episode and that spade of yours is a real beaut.
Thanks Joe and thanks for the knowledge - very helpful and interesting! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Good Lord man! Just outstanding and thanks for bringing us along again. Keep it up and this year maybe better than last. Take care and happy Easter
Hope so BC! I have got b=very lucky recently I think its starting to p*ss people off a bit I am getting a lot of comments about how good my land is compared to theirs - I can't help that - I really do have lots of rubbish days too - I work quite hard at this!!!! Hope all well and Happy Easter to you too - thank you 🙏 for watching!!!
Yes, all understandable, very well.
Your information is very useful to me in studying the finds.
Thanks bye.
Thank you for that feedback Doriano - very helpful 🙏
Hey that's lovely Alex, and great effort as ever with the film-making!! 🙏 Like you, I loved that little dark Constantinus - the detail and artistry is breathtaking hey? I had a fairly decent dig on Sat, (inc. 2 little silvers and 2 spindle whorls!) and, oddly enuff, I too found a "socking big" lead weight! 🥸😅 My one is slightly smaller, but a perfect smooth egg-size/shape. It has the snapped-off iron core, so likely another Roman (or medieval) steelyard weight. I just need some of their coinage now, and I'll be a bit happer!!... 😅😅 Anyways, thanks again for Fab content, and it's great to see you're about to hit a well-deserved 5K Subscribers!! Bobby 🦊
Nearly there Bobby Ch***t its a slog though!!!! I am rather jealous of those channels that through no real effort or creativity, go stratospheric!!! Anyway its a very simple algorithm the TH-cam one... if your stuff is good enough and people like it you will succeed and if its not you won't ...so we cant complain as it is all in our hands!!! Well done on your last dig - good work!
@@HolzHammerSagas Yes mate, it's a tough one with TH-cam innit? I genuinely think (with detecting channels), that the 'audience demographic' will respond to higher production values. Certain things are a definite *turn-off* particularly those awful 'head-mounted' GoPro cameras. 1 or 2 off the guys have that as main camera, and I just feel 'car sick' watching!! 🤢😅 I think your channel is starting to grow a bit faster now isn't it? - I'm sure the hard work will start to pay off eventually Alex... 🙏
Everytime I watch you detect I'm blown away by the broad range of time span of artifacts. Great hunt
Thanks Don, in the right place it can happen like that... i was a bit surprised the period between 1400 and 1800 not really represented in that little patch of land... so far anyway! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
what outstanding finds and a great video, Saxon brooch and so many coins WOW
Thanks leeday! I went back recently to that spot and didn't find anything! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
ciao Alexander,grazie per le immagini e le informazioni sempre interessanti.
Buona ricerca.
Mandi.
Grazie Mandi - did the Italian subtitles work? Sai se i sottotitoli in italiano erano comprensibili? Hope all well!
A Great detecting video Alexander and finds to match lovely romans brooch was absolutely brilliant all the best
Thanks Bobby - it was a really fun day! Thanks for watching and hoper all well!
Fabulous brooch quite rare never seen one detected before.😊
Thanks Dan, nor me…. They do look up but I haven’t found one like this online yet -;I’m not crazy about the PAS or FLOs but I will take this one in as I think it’s important and should be logged. I’ll keep you posted! Thanks for watching and All the Best, Alexander
Those Romans do not get old to me!!...I would love to dig them.
Looks like it is still cold too!!!
Great video and those Romans were in great detail too ....the one looked like it was dropped yesterday!
Hope your doing well....you look like you are!!
Take care Alex .. it was another great video!!!
its been very wet Tim... but definitely more Spring like this weekend.. thank God! Hope all well with you and all the B, Ally
Just wow! Amazing finds. 👍🏻
Thanks Lee! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Smashing finds!!! Another A+ Video - thanks for making & sharing it! Cheers, Dean (Louisville, Kentucky, USA... :)
No problem at all it was fun- both finding and editing!Hope all well over there and thank you for watching! All the Best, Alexander
That Anglo-Saxon brooch could have arrived with the first wave of Angles settling in Britain. Amazing find Alex!
I think thats probably right OP and yes, it is rather amazing to think of it that way! Hope all well!
Thanks for another great video. I always love the history lessons.
Thanks Terry!!! Hope all well with you!!
Once again thank you very much for taking the time to make this fascinating videos Alex. Two things...
ONE: I have always been frustrated on pasture, finds are usually too deep so I have been watching you with some frustration. As I said the other day, I went out to have another go on pasture using same coil and your simple settings. I checked every signal against the programme I usually use (Gary Blackwell's Sonar prog) and frustratingly the sonar prog was better every damn time! I am fully aware of how important it is to always dig those whispery signals but I simply can't replicate your success on pasture. So... I don't think you will do this Alex and I wouldn't blame you one iota if you don't but a short vid on pasture detecting, signals, sounds, depths would be very interesting.
TWO: Jettons. I sometimes wonder if these are a bit 'Emperor's new clothes' when we read "they are counters". I think; they didn't have to produce actual metal 'coins' they could have used coins or even buttons but counters??? Do we really know for sure that they were used for counters or are we just passing on what we have read/heard?
Thanks again Alex
I cant use the sonar programme as it is meant to be fully, as I don't have a remote to fix the settings... but it might well be better - as i said I am just so used to reading what I have had to work with ... sorry it was no good - and yes - I will do a pasture video - it will be fun - thank you for the idea; i will start thinking of a good structure for it!
I know what you mean about the jettons... do you think they were more important than just counters or less so - one thing is certain; I have found far many more hammered coins than I have jettons from the sane age... 🤔 Wg=hat are you thoughts on their use? Some can be particularly lovely... Hope all well Colin and thanks for watching!
I think my ratio must be around 30 hammered for one jetton. As you say, some of them are really handsome which is another reason I can't see them simply as counters but I have always asked myself "what else could they have been used for" and I haven't come up with an answer yet. Best wishes and pleased to see you are on the mend now.
Great finds, Alexander! I like Roman end Celtic finds the most! 🙂
Me too Jernej - do you find much Celtic where you are ? Hope all well!
@@HolzHammerSagas , I have found nice Celtic bronze ring (so called Celtic proto money) with a great patina. I was soooooo happy, when I found it. ❤️ I am from Slovenia. 🙂
@@sharkyslo did you really?! Wow! i am coming to fish in your country in May! I have been a few times now and always wondered what it must be like to detect the fields by the rivers we go to! Are the laws strict?
@@HolzHammerSagas , great. Welcome to our country! In Slovenia legislation is complicated - we are very birocratic country. 😁But noone inspects it. I reccomend you, to go metal detecting into woods. There you will have no problems. 😉
Happy Easter Alex! What a day for you, find after find!
Thanks Tucker! Hope all well!
Beautiful finds there.
Thanks Paul!!! Hope all well!
thanks ALEXANDER a interesting and rare saxon brooch loved it
Good! And thanks as always for watching Bob! 🙏 Hope all well!
wow Alex some really really great finds there! the roman coins looked in amazing condition, that broach was stunning! Look forward to the next one! Happy Easter to you also :)
Thanks BD! Hoper all well with you and all the B!
Well done again Alexander, some proper good finds and info along with excellent video thank you for taking the time to produce them ,happy Easter 🐣
Not at all Tim - I hope all good with you and Happy Easter too! Stay safe!
How well preserved are those Roman coins - It always amazes me - but I too am a sucker for great home grown Anglo Saxon and medieval finds - great viewing Alex now I must get back to my Chile n chips 👍
Ha! Hope they went down well Andrew! And thanks for watching - up the Anglo Saxons! All the Best, Alexander
Fantastic find's love your channel.
Thanks Sidney!!! Hope all well!
Very nice Alex!!! What a video!! Congrats sir!! 👍👍👍
Thank you 🙏 Ray!!! Hope all well!
Wow some of those Roman coins are in amazing condition and a cracking brooch as well...well found mate..👍👍
Thanks very much! Got a bit lucky that day!!! Hope all well V!
@@HolzHammerSagas Like you I was also lucky last week I found a very rare Saxon sceat,series M, well happy with it🙂
@@vladpom4674 good work!!!
Yet again a whole host of amazing finds, the stuff of dreams (well our dreams at least). Should I ever find a Roman coin in this achaeological desert you will be one of the first to know 😀
Thanks Tim - I bet you do !!!!! Let me know when it happpens! 😁
some nice finds mate well done
Thanks MS! Hope all well!
Fantastic finds well done
Thanks Shaun! Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
💗💗Hello Ally, I have to say your Channel is by far the BEST🎉 Detecting Channel out there in You Tube land..your finds are amazing and your generous explanations of the history of some of your artefacts makes each video a joy to watch...you really should have more Subscriber's and I am sure you will 😊You put so much into each and every video ,can't help looking forward to watching every new one that comes out !!!💗💗xxxShaz
'Thanks Shaz thats really kind of you to say - I don't really care for subs any more as long as people watch and enjoy thats good enough! Hows the little mutt - what a sweet face he has and just is so happy you can tell - well done! XxX
@@HolzHammerSagas
Shazz has just put up a longer new video of " Merlin " Ally I think you will find it fun !!! Hope you take a look ☺👋
@@terrybennett8692 thanks Terry - i watched it it was briliant - sorry not to have commented etc i was in the middle of editing and using it as a lovely distraction! Will reply today!
@@HolzHammerSagas 💗💗💗Thanks Ally ! 💗💗 xxxShaz
Fantastic video. Brooch is amazing- must be unbelievable to hold artifact that old. Surprise you don't see Saxon ghosts on horseback at dusk in those fields! Cheers from Florida
That would be cool... maybe you do! Thanks Michele! And hope all well!
Heard very creepy drums at dusk in the Saratoga battlefields,one foggy evening! We left very quickly. Area was a huge battle( against British) 1777.
@@michele5327 Really Michele?! Wow - I do believe in that sort of stuff ... to a degree...! Stay Safe!!!!
Alexander what some cracking Roman coins, the soil PH must be near neutral ?. Wow the Saxon Brooch , what superb condition 🤩 . Possible the Romans had not long left/ crossover from our Island ,when the Saxon Brooch was lost . The mind boggles . Excellent finds ,thank you for sharing ,and I look forward to the next Video. Hope your well and enjoy the rest of the Easter weekend 👍 Phil
Hadn't thought about the crossover but yes it may have been a matter of a decade or two... cor the thought!!! Thanks Phil and thanks for watching! Hope all well!
Great channel, thanks for sharing 👏👍
Not at all Martin - thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
What a day! Wonderful finds again Alex. I think the landowner will be very happy with that brooch😃👍
Yes that one is going his way unless he would like me to have it i will keep you posted Mick! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
yep, that's a saxon one ! Stützarmfibeln are super rare in my area and in Denmark but common in the Saxon South
never found one of them (...shot a complete early "ligearmet fibel" of a rare subclass during my easter hunt tho....)
and looks indeed like a razor 😂 maybe display the brooch openly with a modern razor innocently placed next to it (maybe painted in gold and with some zick-zack lines) - the handsome common Saxon, clean shaven since the beginning 👌
Thats such a funny idea Feldgeist; I may well do that ... or at least just label it "early 5thC Saxon razor" and see what people say!!!! Hope all well and thanks as always for the extremely useful knowledge you impart! All the Best, Alexander
22 mins maybe a plumbob ( used as a spirit level ) |You realy do make my day. Thank you so much
I think you are right Wayne and thanks for the kind words... that makes my day too! All the Best, Alexander
Great video and finds. Makes me won't to get out there and try harder. Cheers.
I have had some rubbish days too recently that was just a really good one and good fun.. good luck with it Nick I will pass a bit on to you!!! Hope all well and thanks for watching!
@@HolzHammerSagas should have been want! Found lots of roman grots, a roman silver eludes me. One day.
@@Nicknofish you'll get one i am sure of it!
Another top notch video Alex along with some belting finds 🎉 keep them coming 👍
Thanks Minelab! And hope all well! Ta for watching!
Another great video with some amazing finds !!!🐻
Thank you Ted ! And hope all well with you! All the Best, Alexander
Some lovely finds Alexander. Nothing like a smooth AS 😅
Ha! 😁 I was wondering how long before someone said that! 😂 Very surprised you are the only one so far!!!!!! Hope all well Ash!
Amazing finds Alex. That brooch definitely resembled a razor 😄 Always a joy to watch. Some great detail on those coins too 👏
Thanks Del, so funny the brooch its exactly waht it looks like!!! Hope all well and thanks for watching!
Once again as always B-E-A-UTIFUL finds. I am very jealous. Maybe one day I can fly across the Pond and spend a few days detecting with you. Your always welcome to Fly over to London, Ontario Canada and I will take you to my spots. Though you'd be lucky to hit 200 years of age over here. Keep making your amazing videos and I will keep watching them
Thanks for the offer Tommy!!! And yes we are quite lucky here and we know it too... hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Another great video mate and some lovely finds that brooch is very nice mate 👍
Its a really good one - as some people have mentioned it may well have come across with the first wave of Saxons... Hope all well and thanks for watching!
@@HolzHammerSagas great find mate ❤️
Brilliant video and content as always Alexander 👏 much appreciated and full of interesting historical information 👍👍👏👏👏
Thanks Rob that was really nice to read! Hope all well!
@HolzHammer Sagas all good thanks 😊 I picked my deus lite up I was wondering what coil you use? If I may ask
@@robquince3076 I have a 9" but tend to only use the 11" these days... not much between the two.. hope you get on with it ok... will take a bit of getting used to i remember quite a long learning curve!
Amazing day what a wonderful brooch 🤩 beautiful Roman coins too 🤩nothing wrong with your spade I have the same one light and easy to carry
its a great spade isn't it the thought of lugging one of those huge things around!!!! Hope all well Lesley!
@@HolzHammerSagas all good thank you 😊
Another masterpiece from the master detectorist👍
I was out this week and actually found a couple of Roman bronze coins too - that doesn't happen very often!
Anyway keep up the good work Alexander👍
Well done bodger! Can you tell who they were?
@@HolzHammerSagas Yes - one was a Sestertius of Faustina 11 and the other a Romulus & Remus (She Wolf & the Twins) Constantine the Great commemorative👍 Happy days😊
Thanks once again Alexander,stunning finds and great info. All the best,Gary ps. Haven't stopped laughing at the "Cath as a Carthaginian slave girl" comment 😂
Ha! Thanks Gary - I think its true and told her she needs regression therapy! Hope she's not too cross about my comment!!! Hope all well!
Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Again I'm leaving things I didn't know so you have a great format which will I'm sure be copped but not matched. Wdll done Alexander
Thanks Anthony! it would be very flattering to be copied! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best!
Good video , I have to tell you I had permission on a field and one part was covered in roman bronzes, it must have been a scattered hoard ,all third century.
I suspect you are right John... lucky you - were they in good nick? Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
Well Alexander what a video. Love the conditions of those Roman coins. The rest of the finds just awsome, well done and the last find lets just say every day is a learning day. Regards Ian from Ipswich
Ha! Yes it is Ian thanks for that!!!!!! 🙏😂 And hope all well!
Well done Alexander , beautiful finds,you got a new sub 👏
Thank you Roddy - much appreciated! And thank you for watching! Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
The spade is perfect, i use the same.
Well done. I've recently found a Saxon burial site. I had 10 fragments of crusiformial brooches in ones little area of a field. I was wondering what settings would help me get some more depth? I have a Deus 1 with a 11 inch coin and a 9 inch High frequency coin.
I prob cant help as the settings I use are generally not seen as deep settings they are my go to ones that just work for me. Gary Blackwell has some very good videos on it though - hope all well!
The best detecting channel ( love watching your vids ).
Thank you very much Nick! That's very nice to hear 🙏😁 hope all well and all the best, Alexander
G'day Alexander, Roman, Saxon, wow! What a great day. I dig with a $10 SAXON shovel from Bunnings. Yes, the brand is Saxon 😂 but I'll never find the real thing😅. There are so many fantastic coins and the Saxon brooch, and the medieval horse tack near the end. Nice Roman yard weight, huge bloody lump of lead. All the best mate. Al ✌️👍🦘
quite lucky i found that late on Allan it was bloody heavy and i really didn't fancy lugging it around! Hope all well down under! All good here!
stunning finds alex well done.....
Cheers dazza!!! Hope all well!
Congratulations on your wonderful finds. How do you split your finds with landowners? All the best from Wendy in Canada!
Hi Wendy - it depends what eal you have - most of the time Landowners don't really care for the grotty stuff but genearlly the good stuff is split 50/50 - I generally hope that I can buy them out of their share of anything semi valuable and thats usually agreeable! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Loving your content. So lucky with the area you're detecting in, would love to find something Roman.
Where are you Margaret? And hope all well! Thanks for watching and All the Best, Alexander
Hi there! I’m absolutely loving all your videos mate! Can you please tell me what internet sites you’re using to identify all your findings please! Cheers!
Thanks Alan! May I refer you to my other channel which I use for this sort of thing...
th-cam.com/video/uap5O_bO1Z0/w-d-xo.html
I will be doing another one on artefacts soon!
All the Best and thanks for the kind words!
All the Best, Alexander
FORTUNA the god of fortune, I have only ever found 1 silver denarius and it was Hadrian with the seated Fortuna. Very nice indeed you are blessed with great land to detect on 👍 well done Alex
Thanks for that SS - very helpful! And hope all well! All the Best
You really do have some fantastic permissions full of finds that other detectorists can only dream of. I have been detecting 50 years, although now disabled and I have never been lucky enough to find such productive land.
Sorry about that - I don't know what to say... I suppose if i never found anything or never had luck with permissions i would pick a different hobby - I like fishing too and I shoot and paint so there would always be something for me to do - wishing you luck and all the Best, Alexander
Yet another Fab video Alex….. always on the good stuff 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Thanks Kim! You know I definitely find more and more good stuff the longer I do this - something about practice and luck I suppose - you know what they say?! Hope all well and thank you 🙏 for watching! All the Best!
Love your work Alexander and the finds are amazing I’m in agreement with someone else you do have the best channel on TH-cam from Claire
Thank you Claire - that means a lot! 😁🙏 x
You keep outdoing yourself. I hope to see an Aureus soon from you.
Me too Jeff - thanks!!! Hope all well and thank you 🙏 for watching! All the Best, Alexander
I would like to learn more about how to negotiate with the land owner. I think that's an overlooked topic worth sharing.
I'm a fan of the jewelry, but the tools are probably more historically interesting. The lump of lead is an amazing find, I would like to learn more of what it was used for.
If I were to detect behind you, I would be digging a few of the iron signals out of curiosity.
Gold
I watched a live stream yesterday, Treasure Outdoors, find a gold earring on the beach. The TID/VID was '1' in the sand. When he reexamined it laying on the surface the detector didn't sense it, very strange. It even went negative into the iron tone when air testing.
The detector couldn't sense the 10k earring on the surface.
Go to 38:50 min.
METAL DETECTING HAPPY EASTER! (LIVE REPLAY)
Treasure Outdoors
th-cam.com/video/gEYDFQaJUh0/w-d-xo.html
This is where the gold sounded like iron, laying on the surface.
Go to 43:09 min.
th-cam.com/video/gEYDFQaJUh0/w-d-xo.html
Tks!
GH👨🦯HH
Hi PBR hope all well - its all good and well digging the iron signals though you may find your good find to rusty nail and bits of old horshoe ratio a bit off-putting and after a while, and 100s of holes later, you may find it better to avoid it! I don't know that chap's detector but the one i use wouldn't mistake gold for iron... though interestingly gold often gives a very low tone closer to the iron range than silver gives , say. Anyway, thank you very much for watching - All the Best, Alexander
@@HolzHammerSagas Thanks for the thoughtful reply. Best of luck! :)
What a day alex plenty of beautiful roman and some epic saxon well done. You do find alot but trust me we never get bored of it lol 👍👍👍keep the great content coming. O and I found my first bronze roman coin on Sunday woo woo lol
Did you Ian? Good work! Is it in good enough nick to be able to tell who it is? Hope all well!
@@HolzHammerSagas not really you can see a head on one side and looks like a god holding a staff on the back i think. I absolutely love this hobby I your videos lol 👍👍👍
@@ianmartin877 well thats good enough Ian!
Hi Alexander, great finds, great video.
I was hoping there would be a new one waiting for me as I walked home after a couple of hours detecting.
My finds were poor today and not many but seeing your finds cheered me up.
I use the Deus 1 with the standard 11 inch coil, is that your set up too?
I'm not getting the depth you do but I'm still battling with the awful wheat stubble 😂
Thank you for the interesting video.
Thanks for watching Jay... to get the depth yo reallly have to be millimetres off the ground... wheat stubble is really hard I always struggle with it so I always do it but don't get my hopes up too high you are really relying on things close to the surface and not really even worth thinking about anything deeper - less stressful that way and means every half decent find a bonus so stick with it!!!
Lovely video, I've got to say I think Romans are my favourite and the quality of the ones you found were beautiful, do you use same settings on the pasture, hot reactivity 2.5 I've just had a little try with this 😊
I do ME - they are probably not the best settings for pasture they just seem to work for me! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
Wow brother well deserved i love your videis I get so hockrd fast top job
Thanks Terence - very kind of you to say so! Hope all well; any more soldinos?!
@@HolzHammerSagas tiny snap bit but my boy had a nice find shilling of a king minted in Canterbury gold coin oney 2 found my boys is the 2ed lovey find
Your on FIRE!
My God Craig i hate to say but it almost gets better - I have a couple more really good sessions but then I won't have been out in about two weeks as I am looking after the wee lad! but back out soon - hope all well!
Congrats excellent video, I've never found a roman coin, in the eight years i have been detecting, I'm one jealous detectorist, lol, keep the videos coming.
Thanks Gordon and sorry you haven't found a Roman coin yet... whereabouts are you? The South East is good for them but they are obviously leaner finds in other areas though there is a guy n Scotland who makes TH-cam videos who finds more Roman silver coins than anyone i know!!!! Hope all well and thanks for watching! All the Best, Alexander
@@HolzHammerSagas I'm from Rutherglenin Glasgow, i only get out a couple of times a month, on club digs, due to work, and i don't have any permissions, but one day will find my roman, love watching your videos, HH.
Brilliant video as usual, love watching them to see what you find and the info back at HQ really helps me as I am a relative novice.
I have recently bought a deus ii ws6 master which I already think is great. Just a question on programs, do you use a preset one or do you have your own
I mainly use the HOT, the presets on the deus are very good and you only need to tinker very little.. my settings won't help you with the new deus.. i am sure you have already but you cant do better than watching Gary Blackwell's videos on how best to use the machine @metal_detecting . Hope all well and All the Best, Alexander
Congratulations mate
Thanks Guys; hope all well
Hi alex great video's can you tell me what program you use,also what mode u use for ground balance on yr deus 1 thanks.
Thanks Scalar! I use the HoT programme almost always even on pasture and lower the reactivity just a bit ... to 2.5. I never ground balance as I don't think you really need to with the Deus I.. could be wrong but I ever do! All the Best, Alexander
@@HolzHammerSagas thanks for getting back Alex,
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Do u still have the brooch, or did the land owner take it from u?
I am seeing him this week i think...
Where in South East mate anywhere near ticehurst
just north of London Jay!
Nice not to far away from me then just got myself first permission 20 acres near hastings hoping there be some good history there iv subscribed to your channel rate your videos keep em coming buddy
@@Jay-hl8mo Thank you very much Jay - much appreciated and good luck with the Hastings permission - sounds good and I look forward to hearing how you get on! All the Best, Alexander
You are lucky that Saxon brooch was in that video or I’d be asleep about 10 minutes in 😉. To be fair even I would go back there if there was even an upside chance of more Saxon. Those Roman coins do come up in lovely condition on that site.
Ha! Its a tiny patch of land throwing up a bit of everything! Won't take long to do fortunately- its usually covered in horses! Hope all well!
Is it a plumbbib?
I think it might well be Wendy!
Great video as always Alex. Maybe need a little work on your gut feeling though
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Ha! Yes I will work on it! 😁😂 Hope all well and thanks for watching!
I think your large lead /iron weight may be a roman “acorn” scale weight
Thanks Bama - I think you could be right - definitely Roman i think whatever... hope all well!