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Angela (Australia)

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Hello all, I've had a hectic week at work, so it was nice to get out detecting yesterday to a site I got permission for. I'd been over it quite a few times, and yesterday felt I was missing targets, so I brought my sensitivity up to 18 from 12, detecting in all metal mode as always, and working the ground very slowly, and these are what I found in two hours. I'm impessed with the ornate buckle. It has to be my best buckle find so far. Does anyone know anything about it, or what the flag represents, if anything?
HH Angela:detecting::)
 
Cool stuff. Don't know much about relics but they look old. Any of that stuff deep? Did you digmuch iorn?

Mirage
 
Hello Mirage, relics ranged in depth of 6 to 12 inches, but I also have a lot of rocks and roofing material to get through. And I've had to rake the ground in a few places. There is a lot of iron rubbish around the site. I've got a pile of iron trash put aside on the property steadily growing with each detecting time spent there! I don't think the owner realised what could be buried on his land. It would make an intersting photo, I think!
HH Angela
 
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