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not much to show today  although i did manage a nice Vicky shilling.George V1 penny and a couple of buttons. 

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It was a good day out,and nice to see you all. Not much to show either, 2George 3rd pennies and odd bits of lead etc. Will be away for three weeks but look forward to the next one I can attend.

Few toasted coppers for me today, look like old farthings. ;)

Many thanks Aled for all your efforts in getting the permission.

Always nice to get out. Couple of coppers and a 1842 Viccy four pence.

Many thanks to Aled.

Couple of toasted coins for myself aswell guys.certainly think the farm has good potential but the ground was very hard sadly.at the very least I would say the number of coins that did come out shows promising signs of activity :)

forgot to mention i met the landowner as we were coming away and showed  if  thats a proper word him what i found and he was quite pleased to see the vicky. Nice man

Good to hear he is generally Interested in the history and is happy to have us back later in the year. Will was kind enough to donate his younghead viccy  groat which was greatly appreciated. We have opened up new windows with that permission and hopefully word will spread around the area.

Last off again lol.....plenty of old buttons and toasted coins, some interesting old lead too....plus a generous dose of fertiliser pellets as the wind caught the plume from the tractor spreader....think I've grown a bit taller !!

3 ha'pennies for me, pistol ball, few buttons and lots of small lead bits. Definite potential. Many thanks again for organising guys 👍

Sharkey

No coins for me but general stuff, buttons etc and this pendant and bit of brooch.
Both from the yucky stubble area

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musket shot, buttons,lead for me cheers Aled it has got potential

Lovely day out shame the ground was toasted. Had some lead bullets, buttons and fee coppers. Definitely more to be found once ploughed

I spoke to the farmer before the dig and he told me that them two fields had been ploughed every year for the past six years, I think he must use a lot of fertiliser on his fields looking at the state of what came out. Must g o as the sun is out here in Spain lol

upon closer inspection, one of my lead curiosities appears to be a stylus...but of what age I do not know.
Seen almost identical ones dated as Roman to Medieval, also found one image of a similar stylus bent in exactly the same way....found it amongst the leady area in middle of north field....or have I got it wrong?

Certainly looks like one to me Myke

The comment that I would like to make is that"I've no comments to make"... LOL..😁

Good find if it is a stylus.  I have to admit I thought it looked like a Lilly poo, about the same size as  ::)

is lilly your dog  ;D ;D

Yes, Miniature Jack Russel 8 months old.  ;D

Come on Val....put up a picture of little Lilly for us all to enjoy...👍

and there was me googling Lilly poo....lol

As the "who"said pictures of lily, lily oh lily. So where are the Val..???

OK you've twisted my arm  ;D  Only got one that I've down sized. She has grown a bit but not much being a miniature. I think she'll be my 'forever' puppy.

Enjoy, go drool.  p.s. Apologies to the other guys for highjacking the thread  :-*

Great picture Val,...thanks for posting...👍

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Record ID: NLM-851601
Object type: STYLUS
Broad period: MEDIEVAL
County: Lincolnshire
Workflow stage: Awaiting validation
Lead possible stylus. Cast round section rod with a knife cut point at one end, flat at the other. Lightly patinated, and folded neatly in half. There is no sign of a spatulate end to serve as an eraser. Suggested date: Late Medieval, 1350-1500. Length (as found): 34.2mm, Diameter: 7.1mm, Weight: 26.99gms.
Created on: Friday 27th November 2015
Last updated: Monday 30th November 2015
Spatial data recorded.  This findspot is known as 'Authorpe', grid reference and parish protected.

Nice find Myke,  well found  ;)