I.D. If possible please. As seen creamy beige coloured shard which goes right through. Glased with brown stripes. Second piece is pinkish right through with impressed pattern on the outside. I think it has the remains of a red glase. DSC_0065.jpg DSC_0066.jpg DSC_0063.jpg DSC_0064.jpg Sent from my E...

Sorry not use to this posting picture lark. My descriptions are in reverse order, so picture one is description 3, pic two, three, and four is description 2 and pic five and six is description 1. Oops!

The condition of the coin is remarkable.

Please can you id? 1st piece has a brown glase and a fancy pattern on one side. I think it might be a lid. 2nd shard has an orangey look with an impressed pattern on the outside. On the inside there is the remains of a green glase. The core appears grey. 3rd piece appears to be more of a blackey bro...

Thanks guys.
I will post some more interesting ones.

I would be grateful if anyone can I.D. this piece of pottery. It has a yellowy hue to it? Sent from my E5603 using Tapatalk

I assume the dolphins and sharks were washed up on the shore.
Those poor old tortoises didn’t stand a chance to get away, I wonder what they taste like? Probably chicken.

Bring back ‘Time Team’, I used to love that show. Excavating old burial sites, so interesting.
Have you managed to find any old burials Lee?

Nice medieval ring

Where there’s muck there’s brass.

I assume he was no good at swimming as well as rowing

Grew them big in Argentina.

Lest we forget.
R.I.P.

“Lovers like bees pass a sweet life like honey.”
Must have been the honeymoon period.

As she had a phone with her she could have phoned the Police.
On the other hand I would have been worried about leaving it on the beach if I didn’t have a phone with me.

Things are still popping up in the fields, but that’s easier to manage. So be careful out there.