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Hi guys, I've had a few trips since christmas although I've had to settle for pasture mainly due to heavy and wet field conditions, however here are a few of my search results, the old roman sestertius came up well deep although in bad condition, the 2 loom weights are from a roman site and came  up next to each other. The eddy penny was a welcome hammy, from a well worked pasture field. ;)

very nice finds well winkled :)

Very nice, keep them coming :D

Nice to get out Paul, nice finds.

Nice early finds Paul. Love the beehive thimble. Much better condition than mine. Well done again on some interesting finds.

Some nice finds there well done and keep them coming

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Nice going, I like the beehive as well, yet to find one myself.

Nice beehive thimble mate

Thanks for your comments guys.....  ;) ;)

Well, just to start, the Sestertius is of Trajan.

The Eddy is in great condition - at least class 10 as it is bifoliate, London Mint btw

My favourite of this batch is the first belt buckle - the kind of thing that is undervalued (as far as artefacts go), but really nice a personal item of someone.

Thanks Roland, the Trajon was around 11" deep and a nice signal. I to like the these buckles especially with decoration as this one has, yes crude but as you say a personal touch.