A long lost 18th century village metal detecting permission with the XP DEUS 2 metal detector

[@detectingnw4651]

Thanks! You need a pint or two after all of that! Congratulations on the finds. We don't get history like that in Seattle. Cheers!

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks so much 🍻 much appreciated! Thanks for your support and kindness! Best wishes and happy hunting John

[@TC-tn9tb]

Am I the only one that says "Welcome back to the fields of Perthshire" when ever these videos drop.😂😂

[@Flint-I]

Detect the stream John ! , Gold Gold Gold 😉

[@stevebaker9341]

I have a 180 acre permission high up on the Yorkshire wolds that came to me just a few months ago! Its already shared some items of history You would be most welcome to visit with the XP deus 2 👍

[@johnburns5783]

That last find, looks like some sort of cap off a water/ fuel tank 😉

[@dennisdunn9315]

I agree with you

[@terrycharron3704]

As do I.

[@lornaalexander2524]

Agree, looks like what one of my dad's old Tractors had on the fuel or radiator cap.

[@teresaphillips5027]

The bike intro made me laugh out loud. 🤣

[@terrymeininger9491]

But, wasn't he trying to look so charming? Well, he did look charming.

[@mattj6676]

That last thing you found is an end cap for the irrigation pipes they would run in the field. Once the pipes are laid out and connected to the length that's needed they need to cap off the end. You see something similar on a fire truck where the hoses are attached they keep those on there to cap it off when not in use. You can also see something like it on a fire hydrant. It's not especially valuable, but the farmer might still be able to use it!

[@HLynnH]

Could you have detected near the creek? I imagine the digging would be a bit easier.

[@Spielmanjon]

That's how my ground is here in Germany. Fall and spring it is like quick sand mud, wellies weighing about 20 pounds each and the second it warms up a little, it is like digging through cement. Great Video!

[@tanjamorris5647]

You definitely got a work out with this excursion 😆 You really go the extra mile to make your followers happy. Hope the cement ground doesn’t discourage you from going back.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Tanja. Hopefully some rain on the horizon to soften the ground and a promising start

[@annieg246]

“Horse buckle” that makes me chuckle every time you say it. I would call them buckles off of a horse harness or horse tack.

[@Wildmansart]

Hilarious open!!! Bravo for the new permission!

[@redruth-iq8uo]

Back from Edinburgh where it was 25 degrees cooler than here back home. And many people I spoke with know all about Jon the Scottish Dectorist. 😀

[@padarg]

a new permission in time for my lunch break!! cheers John!

[@suellendunlop2029]

Thanks for the video and sharing your new permission with us, glad it’s starting to looking promising for you with a couple of George 3rds. Also pleased to see you wearing a loose fitting shirt in your sweltering Scottish heat. We are slightly cooler at 22deg as we move into winter, the puffer jacket was on earlier this morning till the fog lifted.

[@davidstrother496]

Your new permission does show signs of good things to come. 85 degrees would be a pleasant day here in my little slice of Texas, already 101 degrees today. Here is hoping for great finds to come. Cheers from Texas.

[@markthompson516]

Good condition first coin. The last find is a cap off a hose ( fertiliser hose perhaps ).

[@petesquarterlifecrisis887]

Thanks John , happy you found a new permission!

[@GardenDiscovery]

Funny as heck opening on the bike! Loved it.

[@sniddley]

Too funny John. Thanks for always putting a smile on my face.

[@sniddley]

A cap for a fire hydrant, a wee bit smaller than those in the U.S.of A.

[@relicrat]

Cool finds and a lot of exercise. Win Win. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@maureenhovey4305]

A beautiful location. Thanks for taking us along. 😊 Time to cool down and enjoy a beverage!

[@angelaiorlano8488]

Cleggy would be proud😅. Fantastic new permissions and finds to boot. What treasures to come, can't wait. Ch Cheers from down under.

[@dirtfloormotors]

That last thing that you say is electrical looks like the end cap that would go on an irrigation or fire truck type of hose, should have threads on the inside.

[@erinmcgrathejm4985]

It’s still better than a day at work! 😆🤣 Cheers, and ATB!

[@donreed417]

Oh my word. John John. I never thought things would get so dire you'd pedal your rear. 😂 Good luck on the permission. Looks very good already. Detect that spring. Clothes were washed there.

[@garysmith1178]

Not a bad start to a new permission John 👍

[@CrosbyCollects]

Great vid as always John! Feeling your pain with the lack of places to go! Glad you’ve managed to get back out there! Happy hunting for the weekend 🎉

[@ouzalghost8411]

You have my respect for cycling for an hour especially in that heat with kit on ya back, hope you you had an onboard battery to assist. I’m sure if you had the whole field to detect you’d turn up a whole lot more on that permission, but as always John, well done.

[@adztaylor2277]

That looks promising John. All the best and HH.

[@kimberlymolitor354]

Yay, a new permission!! Good thing you didn't find a big chest of gold!!! How would you get it home on the bike???🤣🤣🤣

[@cincyjohn69]

17:17 is a water cap for here in the states it would be in a fire hydrant

[@mattj6676]

I'm curious if you ever detect in and alongside the streams, I expect people were there getting water, watering animals, washing, bending over and dropping things all the time. I'm also curious if you have access to overhead shots of that area to see if there are any crop markings in it showing where the structures were. I find this stuff very interesting!

[@Becca2334]

The intro was adorable 😊

[@unclerojelio6320]

Good thing everyone else was working. Carrying them on your bike would have been a chore.

[@Craig-g8q8k]

Hard going with hard ground John. You might want to ask your sponsors for a wee digging knife. Evolution, your spade maker, make them too. I find it very handy in hard conditions. Keep up the good work.

[@jamesaitchison3750]

this field will give up lots more when the ground is soft and wet , at least you got a good workout to get there and back thanks again John cheers

[@mikepetrucha2774]

Congratulations on the new permission. That is a pretty little stream. Have you thought about detecting it?

[@wingsandbeaksbirder2312]

Nice to see you again. Someone else’s field junk and coins is fun to see. Ours, not so much!😊

[@thegoodearth7]

My favorite KZbin channel posts again! Right . . . can't wait to watch it right now!

[@bonnerdebbie]

Wonderful dig on your new permission, why didn't you detect near the stream? Love the intro!! Thanks John.

[@jamesrobinson8379]

Good dig for us . But hard digging for you .Thank you.

[@franceshurt3517]

Hi John, a pretty good result for a new permission and by the way 25 degrees is not hot , its pleasantly warm for an Aussie, cheers!!!🥰👍👍

[@denisesmith9150]

Oh my goodness, 77 degrees is perfect weather for the Southern U.S. where it can reach 105-110 in the summer.

[@donaldrutter1738]

Thanks for sharing John you need to bring small rock hammer for hard ground. Good job buddy.

[@williammartin5734]

Hi young fella. I beleive that your "electrical" item, is in fact a stop end for a fire hydrant or a cap off a slurry tank or such like. Congrats on your new permission.

[@cocojo242]

New permission 👍 good one. Keeping fit on the bike 😅

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Haha 😜 feeling my age that’s for sure 🤪

[@paulinesalinas9443]

I missed the bit as to why you were on your bike? 1hr ride then detecting in the heat 😅 . Thanks for this effort John to keep us subscribers going 👏👏 . New permission always exciting and I’m sure it will turn up some more good things for you,

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Hi Pauline. I was on my bike because I’m an idiot and underestimated the heat and the distance involved 🤪 and I’m not as young as I thought i was 🤣 Basically there’s no parking near this field so I thought, I’m young, I’ll cycle…. 🤪 lesson learned

[@paulinesalinas9443]

@@thescottishdetectorist 😂😂😂 honest John!

[@Jennifer.A1]

I thought I was watching the wizard of oz with you playing the wicked witch on her bicycle at first 😂🚴 nice new permission! 🎉

[@matthewgrice6902]

Looks like a promising new permission. 2 Georgians. Thanks for the video.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Many thanks. Good to know there is stuff there to be had! Fingers crossed earlier stuff still waiting to be found

[@kirsiselei8703]

Good day u had(even the ground was really hard) we have had allso really hot(25 26c) for weeks and no rain(in Finland) .nice that u had new permission👍👋🇫🇮

[@stephen627]

Fortitude, determination sir. You never know what you might come across. But you won’t find it if you’re not out there scouring the land and putting in the time. Great videos either way. :)

[@danielruiz9899]

Keep them coming John!!!

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks so much! Very kind of you. Best wishes, John

[@janecroft4896]

Well done John, sounds good I’ve got everything crossed for you 😊👏👏👏

[@calliecooke1817]

Two KG3"s would be a fantastic day for me here in Maryland. At least this part of the country is old enough for that to be possible. LOL. That brass cap looks like a high pressure water cap. It's just like the caps on fire department pumper equipment. Appears older than anything that modern though. Good on you for the coins. Slainte Mhath

[@nickharmer3049]

Thanks for sharing buddy. The ground is more like the end of summer, than in spring. Appreciate this. Bless 👊

[@maureenhovey4305]

Good luck John! Don't over do it.

[@aprilleighallred8546]

Great finds! I think you found a fluid cap.

[@tonilauge5786]

Got a Shock! John on a bike whit worn Out knees! Think White Van was lurking Some where behind. Nice day for Cleaning fields of Perthsire for scrap. 😜🔝❤️

[@karlhubberstey3043]

Loving the videos as usual

[@Ari-jj9op]

Sending you a little of our excess rain, John. Should be there in about a week and a half.

[@jimroberts3009]

You should detect near the spring. In the olden times springs were considered sacred and people would throw offerings in them.

[@BoldLion]

Great job Mate!!

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@BoldLion]

@@thescottishdetectorist Your welcome mate!

[@Cathydavidson061]

Great job John, especially after riding your bike, in the heat, hauling your gear and then tackling the hard ground....🥵

[@chala172]

Our high Temp in South Texas is over 100 F most days lately. Our overnight lows get down to 83 F………

[@steveshepherd2712]

You certainly had a good workout with the pushbike and solid ground but great potential for more goodies there I bet 😉

[@davidlewis9068]

Good luck with the new permission.

[@DanielBrown-rb7bx]

The brass piece with the 2 ears that come off of it is a cap that would go on a nipple to a vessel. The ears you would hit with a hammer to tighten it down! I just put one on a truck trailer this evening.

[@UKPaulaK]

I've found Gibbs tooth powder in the fields of Kent too

[@fiberotter]

I saw that it rained a bit today. Hope it ended up being a good bit.

[@tonyaxeman4381]

Three weeks no rain how lucky is that.

[@nilesy]

yass man

[@ianhoward5493]

its an irrigation pipe fitting jon

[@cincyjohn69]

Looked like you were in deaths door by the end of the bike ride 😂

[@Gloria-qy3dd]

Hi John, love t

[@colinmacdonald404]

Thanks 👍

[@jaquiinsuffolk6730]

hello John, i know you have mentioned your spade before but i cant remember where you get them from if you wouldn't mind telling me please. Great videos by the way||

[@SouthernRebel414]

Congratulations on the new permission and the coins…

[@fpvcustomqc2293]

Last one is a old cam lock cap ! For a tank or citern ! I tink

[@user-myDeus24ever]

Good luck to you

[@mickeymelton66]

It’s a fuel cap for a big piece of diesel dozer/tractor.

[@kaare65]

Brilliant 💯

[@alanlucas2886]

its a fuel cap john

[@baz-wc4fi]

17.20 Fuel Cap!

[@kyledevlin-t1e]

the nut item might be from a fuel or military truck.could also be from water tanker truck.

[@Angryscouser1]

Just in time for my train ride!

[@arnieteves9335]

The electrical box item looks like Threaded hose cap with a rubber seal inside

[@tedcallaway9432]

Who would have guessed you would find old potato head in a potato field!

[@AlterMann57]

What happened to your car, John? I know riding a bike is a good cardio, but in that sort of weather it's a bit of a risk if you're not used to that type of heat. The two Georgian coins were a plus, as well as the unfired muscat ball. You'll need to return to that field after a good soaking rain.

[@calvinottewell-lh4hj]

It's a stipend for a water hose 😊

[@theodorebeaudoin3048]

Brass item at the end of the video is a firehose cap.

[@vickieoquin7498]

Did you check around that huge tree?

[@alfonsoacereto8558]

Fire hydrant cap

[@jillianfortuna2348]

👍👍

[@alanlucas2886]

hi john

[@edp1189]

Drawer lock backing

[@Terry-o5q]

Looks like a fire hydrant lid to me.

[@DavidHumphrey-fu5gb]

Looks like a cap from a water stand pipe.

[@annieg246]

You could have used a pick to get through that cement like soil. Geez. Lol

[@paulboucher806]

17.25 looks like a screw on fuel cap to me

[@bodge6886]

Not an electrical thing it is a hose or pipe cap like a water pump cover.

[@tonydalton6756]

Yessssssss!

[@Steve.Greer264]

Cap for a water standpipe.