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1107 castle hunt, seal matrix ring, cross bow bolt tip, silver coins, picture heavy...

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Bavaria Mike

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I have been detecting around a castle built in 1107, there was also a town just below the castle with over 50 homes and a church. The castle has seen 3 major battles and was destroyed three times. It burned down for the last time in 1750 due to a lightning strike. They decided to move the town down hill about 500 meters and dismantled what was left of the town including the castle to rebuild downhill. Detecting here is a challenge and I feel lucky to find one keeper after a 2-3 hour hunt other than square nails. Here
 
Man! that goes WAY BACK. How exciting it must be to unearth treasures that old. Thanks for sharing.
Idaho PRB
 
I enjoyed every single photo and narration. But my favourite (also) is the seal ring. That is just awesome....

Thank you for sharing and please post more soon.

Cheers
Snoopy
 
Congrats on some awesome hunting Mike! I really enjoy seeing pictures older than our established states! That ring is a super find! Well done, Beale.
 
Excellent finds Mike. Your finds and pics never cease to amaze me! Thanks for sharing them and for providing the historical background. I can only imagine having access to sites that old. Congrats on the finds. HH Randy
 
Those are some really cool finds . I have never found anything near that old. We just do not have that kind of history where I live.
 
Mike

Truly fabulous finds
Historic in fact
congratulations and thanks for the story and pics

T59

ps. what coil do use ?
 
Mike...I can't imagine hunting an area like that. Thanks for sharing. HH TomB
 
Jeff's daughter here i think this stuff is kind of cool



Brie
 
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