Another reason to be careful while out detecting you just don,t know what you could step into other than sheep shxxe

£35,000 I threw one of them in the hedge bottom I thought it was corroded frying pan or like they say many a true word spoken in jest

Brilliant newsletter yet again, nearly wore my printer out and used half a pack of paper 29 pages wow

Well found Mike I hope you filled your holes after you

Time and Tide wait for no man, a well known saying the tide never stops an awesome power waiting to be put to good use.

Archaeologists from the Museum of London have discovered the foundations of an 800-year-old water mill in south-east London. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7894524.stm They had more sense then using the tide for power, thats what we should be doing to help save the environment, clean pow...

Puffin wrote:Sorry mate, just tried to down load it, just getting a 404 page.

Same here it was sending me around in circles trying to find it then zilch a blank page

It does,nt say how he found it, and at least he did hand it in, if it was an old pensioner I could understand the reluctance to pay a reward, but at least she got her ring back and I doubt she would miss the money?

Another piece of favourable press, Hats off to Danielle Wooton :g38: How do we go about swapping an FLO in the south east, for a forward thinking "Archeological Finds Officer" from the south west. I wonder what Dr Who is doing with that tardis :g43: I hope this is allowed but it is someti...

That is a brilliant link I have found stuff I did,nt know was there like a moat etc

The farmer has no claim on finds? does,nt that make it harder to get search permission?

Well done you two looking forward to the pics and feel very proud for you both

garylq wrote:The coin was found 'among the possessions of a road-worker'.

I wonder that means if it was an eyes-only find from roadworks, thats amazing if it was. Who needs a detector?

Just a job as a road worker, I don,t think they would take kindly you digging up the road looking for old coins

Brave man, I think I will stick to farmers fields, theres still chance of an uxb

StuE wrote:A seal that reaches the parts others can't !! Do you think it says Carlsberg or Garlsberg?? oh and rough diam please

It is 17 mm diameter, looking at the G at the end of Carlberg I would say CARLSBERG and thats a number 93 in the middle.