A buckle you may like to see

[Youngted]

Shown is a Late Roman 4th century Military or an officials belt buckle Dolphins at the buckle bow and open decorated plate 7cm overall

 

[gmanlight]

WOW AWSOME

 

[dirt lizard]

Interesting piece way to go

 

[Ken in Georgia]

 

[amberjack]

 

[sgoss66]

WOW -- impressive buckle. That's an awesome find...

Steve

 

[cometguy]

I went into this thinking about a US Civil War buckle. I think you beat that by at least a few years. Very nice find. The details and condition are very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

Don
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[2 Much Trash]

I take it that you must live in England or somewhere in Europe. When I dig a relic 150 years old I'm pumped. I can't imagine
how it must feel to dig that kind of history. Just curious, if you don't mind, what's the average depth of your finds? I'm digging relics you're digging artifacts.
Willie

 

[Youngted]

Hello Willie Yes I live in England. Most of my finds come from ploughed land so most are within 8 inches or so sometimes deeper. On grass then average 9 to 11 inches, on the plough sometimes I see them before the detector gets to them. One that came from the surface of a chalk & flint field is this early first century A.D. Colchester type Romano Celtic brooch 5cm long copper alloy.

 

[2 Much Trash]

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