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Finding An Anglo-saxon Sword Pommel Cap
Treasure Hunting magazine
|July 2017
After finding out that the farmer of one of our permissions had given us two additional ploughed fields to detect, my brother-in law Alan and I (Fig.1) quickly planned a trip down to Lincolnshire. Fortunately this permission is very near to where my sister lives and we were able to stay with her for the weekend.
After a three hour drive from where we live in Burnley we finally arrived to be greeted by gorgeous weather and the fresh smell of spring in the air. I just couldn’t wait to get out onto the fields with my Garrett 400i!
On the first day finding anything of note was rather hampered by an abundance of foil and other rubbish. However, between us Alan and I did manage to pull out what looks to be a medieval spur rowel and a couple of Roman bronze coins including one Constantine issue in great condition (Figs.2a & b).
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