My Mind-Boggling Metal Detector DISCOVERY! Metal Detecting Germany Nr.160

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

Hello friends, I hope you like my new video. Please help me and my channel by liking and sharing. Thank you very much! All the best and greetings from Germany, Hans

[@gerdcelinejensen8294]

Amazing finds, Hans! 😊🤗

[@khumzy]

Thank you :)

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

@@gerdcelinejensen8294 glad you like them. thank you for watching!

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

@@khumzy my pleasure :)

[@northdiver62]

Hi Hans! Awesome video as always! :D Do you have an Instagram account in relation to your channel?

[@j.lietka9406]

Such a beautiful view of Germany! I can smell the air thru my phone!

[@Syberz]

White shoes in a muddy field, bold move Hans, bold move.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

haha.. the field was dry as dust and I was too lazy to change shoes..

[@sandradossantos810]

White shoes are more sexy...😉🤭😁

[@Smithsgold]

@@TerraGermaniaTG LOL !!!!

[@danielburgess7785]

Finding an object that was touched many times a day two millennia ago would chuff anyone. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

that's what detecting is all abaout :) thank you for watching!

[@danielburgess7785]

@@TerraGermaniaTG As an older person I appreciate you going out and doing what I'm unable to do.

[@markmiller3279]

@@danielburgess7785 I'm disabled and I also greatly appreciate sharing in these adventures.

[@GarmischGator]

I have the same feeling every time. I am addicted to the find.

[@mennob2862]

Your channel realy stands out in the way you show the finds after cleaning. Beatiful pictures , under good lighting.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you, I'm happy to hear that :)

[@shooter3083]

Greetings from the U.S. Although I'm not a detectorist, I have a great love of history and artifacts. I still am thrilled to see such wonderful items see the light of day once more. I can only imagine how it must feel to unearth relics such as these. To know that you're the first human in so many centuries to actually touch these fascinating items has to be amazing. Keep the videos coming, as they are greatly appreciated. I love the channel.

[@geordieal8196]

Hans just found your channel I know exactly what your saying about old finds knowing you are the first person to touch the item in nearly 2000 years it takes your breath away, keep digging buddy👍

[@martinmarsola6477]

Your thoughts are quite understandable. Touching items from the past are mesmerizing. Good luck with your hunting. 👍😉🇺🇸

[@elainetreadwell5576]

Your sincere enthusiasm and emotion at finding an item of such age that you bring tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for the time you spend to film and edit a video for us.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you for watching and for appreciating my videos :)

[@deeurban4098]

Ack! So jealous! I bet that moment was surreal.... 2000 years ago in your hands! 😍

[@unrulyjulie4382]

It's amazing to see the level of craftsmanship that the Romans had 2000 years ago! Thank you for letting us share in your discoveries.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you for watching :)

[@oldsilverdrew2471]

Greetings from America. LOVE your videos! I've been a detectorist since 1977 and I share your passion for history and what found objects can tell us about history. The scenery is breathtaking and the music is wonderful. Well done my friend!

[@stanbarrett5552]

Congratulations on finding the door pull! I certainly understand that feeling! Hunting for stone artifacts here in the states I'm positive the feeling is exactly the same! Most of my artifact hunting friends will dismissed stone tools as not important. They are not shaped like a point, but my opinion Is they handled the tools way more often than a projectile point! These are everyday items! Used in everyday life! hundreds to thousands of years ago depending on the age of the sight!! A beautiful find for you Sir!! Once again. A beautiful video!! It would not surprise me to see you directing an award winning documentary film in the future! Thank you Sir for taking us with you!!

[@richardbrady2818]

So glad to see that you enjoy the history of these items you dig, so do I , i'm also a detectorist and love the moment when they come out of the ground, that's why I watch these videos, thanks.

[@aurumanndetectingxp9755]

Ahoj Jane, tvá videa jsou prostě pohodová a hlavně super.. Vždy přesně vyjádří skvělou náladu i historickou nostalgii dané doby a to se mi moc líbí. Ať se daří a Lovu kovů Zdar 😉👍👍👍

[@Richkandoo]

The awsome red clay cup half was so stunning to find. Makes one want to dig a 10 foot circle around it in hopes to find the rest!

[@charleshbintliff9249]

Hans, you are awesome. You share very exciting finds and I for on appreciate you very much. To hold an item 2000 years old must be an monumental life experience. Love you man. Chuck in USA, NJ

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

it is a fantastic and overwhelming feeling to hold something like that in my hands..thank you for your kind comment my friend :) I appreciate it!

[@diangelo333]

Ich begreife es volkommen!!!! Wiedermals dank ich dir für das überbringen , von deiner liebe fúr detecting!!!!!!!! Super video🤗

[@brandonlasalle5743]

I want to say even though I detect almost every day of the week you are one of my favorite detectorists that I tune into on KZbin keep the videos coming sir

[@malinda8668]

I am so drawn to Samian ware. It is so beautiful. I can understand you feeling that the rest of the pieces are there somewhere waiting to be found and the piece restored. Congratulations on finding the Roman drawer pull. Amazing find. This field is being nice to you. Hope you can return to find more treasures. Be well and God bless.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

I can imagine that you have already taken a look in the internet and seen how beautiful samian ware is... there are highly decorated versions as well. I would buy it if there was a company that produces copies of these amazing dishes. thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend :)

[@paulerkkila8409]

What a lucky individual you are, to be surrounded with such fascinating history. You have pub seats that are older than our country ‼️‼️🙄

[@jenniferwarhawk7301]

😂🤣 I've heard that while British people think 100 miles is a long way, Americans think 100 years is a long time. I know Hans is German, but maybe it applies to Germans too?

[@willbejamming1532]

Your reaction to finding the Roman drawer pull is like how I feel when I find and hold a Native American stone hand tool in the manner in which it was intended by its maker. I feel such an intense connection to a past humanity that I become almost awestruck.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

it's an amazing feeling to touch history.. can't get closer to a long gone epoch and long gone human beings. quite addictive :D

[@patriciastacpoole5928]

A very lovey day with some nice finds! To hear your excitement when you find something amazing like the draw pull is very touching & totally understandable! Take care & keep safe!👍🇦🇺🌻

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you for watching :) take care too and all the best, hans

[@sheiladickerson5198]

Congratulations Hans on the Roman drawer pull!🤗 So awesome! I look forward to see what you will find in the future on that field. Hopefully, the farmer will allow you plenty of time as well!!! Thank you for your great videos!!!!😊🌺

[@grosseric7851]

Quelles magnifiques trouvailles tu nous fais la!!! Une vidéo pleine d'intelligence comme je les aime. Merci pour le partage et bonne continuation. Bonjour de France.

[@Blumack21]

Thank you very much Hans. I quite enjoyed watching this today. Best of luck with future detecting on this site. Andy

[@mambanero7201]

bellissimo video, grandi ritrovamenti- ciao Hans

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

mille grazie :)

[@alan98bert]

I'm don't do metal detecting but I am a really into history, that's why I watch your channel. I completely understand your excitement at getting to touch the history that most of us can only read about.

[@edgarschmidt2823]

The quality of your videos is stunning! I enjoy watching all of them and I can totally relate to your feelings when you discovered the drawer pull. Keep up the good work. GL&HH :)

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you for watching and for your kind comment my friend :)

[@perrynio]

Not only some great finds but some wonderful countryside.

[@domus29voyagesdecouvertes80]

Bonjour Hans 😁 a very interesting field!!! I think there’s a lot of artefacts in this field 👍🏻👌🏻 Thank you for sharing with us 🙏🏻 all the best a très bientôt Françoise 🍂

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

one more video is coming from this field.. with a nice find as well :) thank you for watching and for your support! all the best and happy hunting, hans

[@yvonnepaulovicqueen1677]

Hey Hans really happy for you that you found the roman drawer pull. I know the feeling of almost feeling and seeing the folks who touched and pulled the drawer in and out so long ago. When I find a native American artifact my mind flashes back to a time when where I am standing was surrounded by huge trees and deep forest full of wild life. I can almost see the person sitting and knapping the flint or chert into a magnificent point or utilitarian tool. I missed the boat on being an archeologist. I liked what you said about the pull being in a museum. I too find it hard to keep or horde things I find. Ja some things are keep sakes and would have no meaning except to us. Awesome find. Glad that you found such a sweet spot! You work really hard for the things that you find. You passing on your joy to us youtubers I feel is very special. Thank you!

[@vagabond-yj8pn]

That’s amazing it still has the fastener on the drawer pull.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

it even got coal between the fastener and the handle.. obviously the villa burned down and with it the commode.

[@Damiano969]

Hello Hans, Even though I signed up not long ago I have been following your videos for over a year. It is clear your passion in everything you do. Beautiful videos where you are able to mix history and nature. Even the way you explain is always very calm, a sign of respect for the places you explore. The music is also beautiful. Keep it up the good passion Damiano from Italy

[@aumetalmental8403]

Always enjoy your videos. Your backdrops are always so picturesque, they could be on a postcard. And only the sounds of nature, no trains, planes or automobiles ruining it. 😎✌️

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

I'm happy to hear that my friend. Thank you for watching

[@ChillBill1]

Great finds Hans. Great video too. Love the handle.. maybe you'll find the other on a future hunt.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you clem :) glad you like it. the second handle will be a task for the future since I have to wait until next year. I've found an amazing coin though on my last hunt there.. in my next video I show it :)

[@mdsign001]

Compared to you, I'm not a detectorist, just a guy swinging a cheap detector BUT today I found my first silver ring and I now know exactly what you mean by "that feeling"

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

congrats on the ring :) these are the finds that get us hooked by the hobby. thank you for watching my friend!

[@stevepilley6121]

Wonderful finds and ( as usual) gorgeous photographic images. Your videos are always a special treat.

[@d.t.4523]

Thank you for the video, Hans! If there is a Roman trash dump there, you will find it. Good luck! 👍

[@juliedavis3575]

I like the coins too. And the handle, and the pottery shard, are who am I kidding. I like it all. Thank you.

[@SuperLaplander]

Great finds and your reactions to the finds is the best part for me. thank you!

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that :)

[@harrybond1485]

Can't believe you detect in those white tennies.Great video Hans.Cheers from Waterloo, Iowa. Spring is on the way.!!

[@EvilSurroundsUs]

Good to see you again! Hope you & yours are doing well!

[@JWade-pe6td]

I love this channel. Hans seems so genuine, so real. Thank you so much for sharing....and sharing in English, too....so impressed with everything that comes from this channel.

[@michaelastandley8531]

Well done. Your feelings for what you do are so heartfelt, thank you for sharing that with us.

[@brandonlasalle5743]

Born to dig and forced to work just want to say thank you very much for your wonderful videos and as a fellow detectorists I appreciate how you put a little bit of History into every specific find.

[@brianrust7823]

Beautiful finds, thank you.

[@aapex1]

Another WOW moment. Great work!

[@OriginalMudSlinger]

i would say that the fragment of bowl is a recent break but it was a larger fragment rather than a full bowl the chances of a bowl not being broken is slim on fields with tractors driving over them . most full bowls would be found at depth in graves or when cleaning out roman wells . i would not imaging the the one you found has only this year been hit and broken . but in saying this there is always a chance i suppose log the aria and keep looking every plough you may find the rest and looking at the size of your piece of pot it may still be in large bits . also sometimes the plough does go deeper in wetter weather conditions and may of hit the edge and dragged it to the surface . great vid GL&HH the rest of the bowl

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

it would be great if there was some kind of hoard it came up from.. I will try to find out. thank yu for watching!

[@sergehorion7155]

Hello Hans, this big shard of samian ware is very unusual in a plowed field. Never found samian ware myself (yet!) but I agree with you about the size of pottery shards I come across, they are smaller even when they are thicker than a delicate samian ware. I give you 100% reason about your suspicion that this particular piece could not have survived unless it was deeper in the soil not so long ago. Tschuss.

[@Jmp5nb]

A magnificent find Hans! Very elaborate pull, high status owner. Intriguing to think it remained untouched over such a vast time, til your diligence brought it from the earths grip. Congratulations from Lake Tahoe, California!

[@chrisfryer3118]

That samian ware looked almost new. I can understand why the Romans valued it highly, now. Previous You Tube examples have looked like old pottery. The crispness of the ceramic was revealed by your excellent videography.

[@montydewitt547]

Amazing items found. Your lucky you live in such history grounds. Congrats on the roman drawer pull handle.

[@russwhite4446]

Fantastic finds Hans wow just wow!!! Thankyou Atb Russ.

[@lindamon5101]

Great finds! Especially the little garnet ring us my favorite. I like rings. Coins are nice too. You have the best luck! Fun dig.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you for your support my friend :) I'm glad you like the finds. there will be one more video from this site ;)

[@lindamon5101]

@@TerraGermaniaTG it reminds me of the flint hills here. Stunning views! Good eye, what is your name again?lol German Terrier Historical Treasure Hunter tg, gt get the gold bricks man!

[@shiellouisstark2310]

Thanks for Sharing that amazing find of the Roman handle like it alot.

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

Awesome finds Hans. Your very very lucky to live in an area with such historic events and settlements around you. Nothing like that in the US, especially here in North Central Texas

[@johnfinnis8373]

You always know when Hans has made a great find... he's sitting down! And boy, was that drawer pull a great find. So was the Samian ware which, as you say, looks recently broken so maybe there's more of it to find. Great stuff, me old mucker, and lovely to see you finding such incredible things.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

haha.. that's right..I need a moment to process these finds. the shard is very interesting. It could be that the plow scratched a grave and this shard was part of the grave goods. we will see. thank you for your support mein kumpel! greetings from frankfurt, hans

[@DirtDiggersUK]

An exciting piece of land you have, let's hope for more and a late sow. All the best Hans , from Scott & Kimmie #dirtdiggersuk

[@michi24580]

Hallo Hans, der Griff ist wahnsinnig schön. es ist als ob die villa wiederaufersteht. Zu der scherbe und deiner theorie, daß es vielleicht ganze stücke noch im Boden geben könnte, solltest du eine geologische untersuchung anstellen, um rauszufinden in welcher tiefe sich das niveaux der villa befinded. Bodenradar würde helfen. Dann die tiefe der Pflüge, welche in den letzten 2000 Jahren verwendet wurden und du kannst eine schätzung erstellen. alles viel arbeit, es wäre aber im falle eines unbeschädigten fundes wert.

[@pdb1565]

Oh yes! What a great start of this rainy day in NL! Thanks Hans, a pleasure to watch!👌🏻

[@charleshbintliff9249]

I enjoy your videos very much. Thank you. Much love. Stay well and safe, Chuck in NJ

[@carolynmartin5336]

Another great video with wonderful finds, I look forward to the next one.

[@mamasgonecreating1967]

Always nice to see a new video from you my friend. I love your genuine love for history and how you honor and respect your historical finds. Just think, that pot shard might be from a jar from a hoard of coins.

[@Johnny-RR]

Excellent finds Hans. Great video thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@kndvolk]

You are always sincerely and emotionally involved in your finds, most exemplified by Roman antiquities like the furniture pull. Your sense of wonder and amazement is what drives you to do what you do! I'm so glad that I can join you on these exploring adventures. Thank you again Hans for a very good job done indeed. David

[@jayrandall9075]

Fabulous finds, and the drawer pull is incredible! Great work and another awesome video 😎

[@gert-janderechter4259]

Nice finds! The Samian shard looks like a piece from a Dragendorff 33 beaker

[@daytona1212]

Very nice finds in that beautiful countryside Hans.

[@simonjohnson1585]

Hans , what truly amazing finds from that field!!!!. I came home from work to see that you had uploaded a new video and was very happy to see your success. I love watching when you find great artefacts and also feel a bit jealous lol 😆. Well done and thank you my friend🙏👍👍

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you for your support and for your kind comment my friend :)

[@kimhart836]

That is amazing that you found that Roman drawer handle😃

[@JP-kl1tq]

This has got to be one of my favorite channels. The passion, videoagraphy, the finds! Keep it up Hans!

[@robinjansen6891]

Great video. I've enjoyed it very much. Thank you Hans!

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

I'm happy to hear that :) thank yu for watching!

[@FranckCF63]

Salut Hans,jolie sortie de détection,j'adore la petite bague et aussi ton superbe objet romain..bravo à toi l'ami.. à bientot et bonne détection Clovis

[@fuzimuf]

Great video, thanks for sharing Hans👍👍😝

[@PALM311]

That handle is an amazing find! And the condition is beautiful. To think that the last person to touch that was a Roman around 2,000 years ago is absolutely mind-blowing to me! Congratulations on a truly one of a kind find! And yes as a detectorist I do know what you mean.

[@ВЛесуПраздник]

White sneakers is back ! ))))))))) Be mercy to them, wear Kampfstiefel 77 )))) Perfect Roman find !

[@benjaminrennicke]

lol

[@annam.addison2129]

Your excitement is beautifully expressed.... keep up the good work and let us know if you'll be returning to this site. Take Care, beste, Anna

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you my friend. I'm glad I have friends to talk to when I make finds like that :) all the best and take care too, hans

[@ItsAlwaysRusty]

Fantastic Roman drawer pull Hans.. Keep up the great work..

[@andrewcolella1755]

Wow what a fantastic find Hans, look forward to see what the meusiam say , good luck on the next and happy hunting 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

[@spanners7145]

thanks for sharing your great finds

[@MjrCarnyx]

Absolutely amazing to watch, as always. I enjoy your videos very very much. Thanks for sharing them with us.

[@iamj9127]

I used to like when you would also show us the trash you found. I always thought it showed how hard you work for those few special finds. I'm also curious to see what junk is in the field. All the best and greetings from the absolutely insane USA.

[@tammiewilson5185]

Congratulations on the lovely finds!

[@MandoDando]

Superb video's. You absolutely the best at what you do. Many Thanks!

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you for your kind words my friend :)

[@martinvaneeghem166]

Hans another great video !! thx for charing !! greetings Martin

[@DutchDigger]

Lovely finds again and great video! I found my first bronze age find this year, video will be out soon

[@likkie72]

Hello Hans, Thank you for another great video! What a beautiful drawer handle😍 Best wishes out of the S-W of the Netherlands😉

[@gobstoppa1633]

A PURIST" A REAL" DETECTORIST, another great episode TG, cheers,best of luck.

[@HammyHunting]

Fantastic finds Hans stay safe my friend 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

stay safe too my friend and thank you for your support :)

[@zirndorfredleg7688]

That terrain looks like the hills outside of Ansbach.

[@neilthomas9365]

Great finds looks like a fun hunt 👍

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

it was :) thank you for watching!

[@l.a.mouland1051]

Thank you Hans, that drawer pull was stunning 🤯, I hope to dig a Roman artifact with my Garrett at max some day .

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

I keep my fingers crossed for you :)

[@stuartpye2217]

some great finds again

[@BrianOakesHaitiHunter]

I totally agree with you Hans, those are fresh breaks on the Samian ware, no weathering at all. Would be too much work, unfortunately, to look for the rest! I have found drawer pulls too on the trash heaps of colonial coffee plantations, not quite as old though!!

[@glg3945]

Wonderful finds I also like think of what would have been going on in the period of these pieces when they would have been new. Thank you for sharing. Peace and good fortune and good health to you!

[@diggersdentysonu.k.m.d8813]

Hope you habe a amazing weekend and have fun and stay safe your brother terrt

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

same to you my friend, thank you :)

[@The-skillschool]

Great video my friend, love the camera work.👍👍👍 Massive thumbs up from the metal detector skill school.

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you gary, I'm glad you like it. thank you for watching and for your support my friend. all the best and happy hunting, hans

[@Detecting_With_Alex]

I love all you videos Hans!! They inspired me to make my own! keep up the good work! cheers from the Netherlands!

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

thank you my friend, I'm happy to hear that :)

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

I can vaguely understand how you were feeling with the Roman drawer pull in your hand, the thrill of touching something that was used so many years ago. It's as if you have them looking at it over your shoulder. I felt like that when I was standing next to a Roman mosaic floor, I had to bend down and lay my hand on it, the imagination takes you back in time and I still find it awe inspiring after over 30 years. The lead horse is only small but is well designed, and the pottery shard if you found the other pieces could be put together again. You didn't find another Roman coin but what a fantastic day on the villa field it was wonderful to join you once again Hans. The leaves are changing into their bright Autumn colours and the berries are waiting for the birds to feast on them, I loved the cricket bounding in the grass, fascinating insects lol. Take care and stay safe please my friend, good luck and happy hunting Mary-Ellen UK

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

hello mary-ellen, it was a wonderful moment to hold this amazingly old relic in my hands. that's what the hobby is all about. I'm happy you like my new video and the finds I made (including the grasshopper) thank you for staying tuned and for your support my friend. stay safe too and all the best, hans

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

@@TerraGermaniaTG I could feel your wonder through the video Hans, a moment of sheer delight that you will always remember which is a marvellous thing. Yes I love grasshoppers although I don't like many insects those are delightful creatures to watch as are your videos my friend. Have a wonderful weekend Mary-Ellen

[@TerraGermaniaTG]

@@mezellenjohnson2753 have a wonderful weekend too my friend :)

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

@@TerraGermaniaTG thank you Hans