Recent finds using my XP Deus Lite
by Andrew GoldsonC16th buckle, found using XP Deus Lite with 11” coil using GMP programme about 6 inches down in South Norfolk arable field.
Henry III long cross penny, Class 3d1 moneyer Ricard, minted in London 1250. Found using XP Deus Lite with 11” coil using GMP programme in South Norfolk in the middle of a footpath crossing a heavy clay field.
Medieval buckle plate depicting a bird, Found using XP Deus Lite with 11” coil using Fast programme on the edge of an arable field in South Norfolk.
Some more recent finds
Get yourself a Club Mug!
We now have our very own club mugs. They are available to purchase at the fantastic price of only £5 each.
Lost but Found
To celebrate the New Year/ Hogmanay we went up to Scotland to visit my brother Martin who has a farm just over the Scottish border in Dumfries.
Jewel returned to Bungay family
We now have our very own club mugs. They are available to purchase at the fantastic price of only £5 each.
All Saints Church, Old Buckenham
To celebrate the New Year/ Hogmanay we went up to Scotland to visit my brother Martin who has a farm just over the Scottish border in Dumfries.
September 2018 – Finds of the month runners up
A Bungay man has told of his gratitude after his late father’s Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) medal was returned 21 years after being stolen in a burglary. Read the full article on the EDP website
Crotal Bell
Crotal Bell - 16th-17th century. This crotal bell has the makers hammer mark and can be seen on the UK Detector Finds Database The bell was cast in one piece and the suspension loop was drilled. Crotal bells made in this way are the earlier 16th-17th century examples...