PROJECT: ROMAN FIELDS /// Metal detecting a U.K. Roman farmstead for ancient artefacts and coins 🤩

[@steveshepherd2712]

Remember those old movies that would get a " hair in the gate " ? Well you had 3 hares behind the gate 😆. Sure there must be more coins in there you just need a good rain or frost to turn them a little flat side up and you will hear them 😉🇨🇦

[@drinksafewater]

Well done Ellie, It's not about the Silver It's not about the Gold - It is about the history , and the stories that can be told.

[@leonardjackman354]

Thank you for your video. It’s such a pleasure to be able to walk around permissions metal detecting relaxing watching the wildlife . It’s a great hobby. Len

[@amandahitchen732]

Certainly got roman activity there. Magic to see 3 Hares. And lovely to see the Fox too. Xx

[@russellhorton7005]

Excellent video. Totally agree, it’s not all about the finds it’s about being out in the country side enjoying your free time.😊

[@AndrexT]

I just knew that signal was going to be a Moo-tube, such a banger! When you are sheltering under trees, you should detect if you can, as hundreds of people may have done the same thing. The nettles looked a bit too tall though. Most of your small nails look like horseshoe nails. Lovely pottery, great finds with a wonderful roman face and wise words from you sitting in the rain. Great video.

[@miss_detectorist]

Yes, I should detect under trees more, sometimes I just like hanging out there 😂

[@donreed417]

You're right Miss Ellie. It's the hunt. Days go by sometimes many. Then bang. You dig something extra special. Maybe one day you'll walk into a field and find a hoard. Or a gold Guinea. Who knows? Lovely to watch as always. 😊

[@slave2damachine]

I've watched many KZbin detectorists on Roman fields and never found any as enthusiastic over Roman iron nails as you are.Most can't stand the pesky things as they are not interested in anything ferrous, but they are a part of history. Well done.❤

[@miss_detectorist]

Haha thank you 😊 I do still find all that stuff interesting 😊

[@bobtbtownsend]

I’d be more than happy with a day like that. Your hard work paid off 👍

[@miss_detectorist]

Some days it happens that way - many others it really doesn’t 😩😂

[@nolarino]

Thank you for a lovely exiting video again Miss E. You found some interesting and exiting things today. Sorry it was raining for you. I really enjoyed watching you finding all the wonderful artifacts though, Bye for now, Peter.

[@miss_detectorist]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@amandahitchen732]

Certainly got roman activity there. Magic to see the 3 Hares and lovely to see the Fox too. Well done. X

[@JuanCruz-uf4rg]

It,s rainning in Galicia, too.

[@marcdelangle8260]

I am a French user of a metal detector, and I speak English "just a bit" but I thank you for your video about that roman field. The Nokta spade "makes the job" but I think it is a bit heavy. Best regards!

[@iananderson4159]

Ellie History is like a Jigsaw puzzle finding all pieces and putting them together makes a good story, Its not a good idea being out in a thunderstorm as you carrying metal about increases the chance of being hit by lighting ,so take care . well done with the video

[@miss_detectorist]

The storm took me by surprise! Anyway I survived to tell the tale 😊

[@nicklegg61]

In the past I saw hares boxing. Good vid.

[@miss_detectorist]

Oh wow!! I’d love to see that

[@myview1875]

Up here in the North we can see hares boxing regularly. 🥊🥊.

[@miss_detectorist]

@@myview1875 how amazing!!!!

[@0777cnut]

Hi Ellie your enthusiasm is infectious , i also drive a fair long way to get to my permissions in York , 2 and half hour drive , i notice you use pitch tones alot , can i suggest full tones smooth , it gives you so much more information about the target id , instead of just the screaching pitch , try it on some silver and bronze targets i think you will like it , keep swinging lovely girl 😊

[@miss_detectorist]

I will try that thank you! If I can work out how to change it 😂

[@talcadetector4018]

Felicitaciones amiga, muy interesante aventura y lindo lugar para detectar, éxito en tus búsquedas, te envío un gran saludo y un gran abrazo desde chile 🙋‍♂️🇨🇱🤜🤛👏💪⛏️🗝️🙏💍👍😊

[@myview1875]

@9:00 Well said. 🙂. It irritates the hell out of me where UK metal detecting channels always seem to be competing against each other with how many hammered they can put in a video or it is I have found another gold coin video and on and on it goes with never ending click bait thumbnails. 🙄. For Gods sake show me some buttons or cap badges or just run of the mill finds. 😠. Rant over. 😀. P.s. I have 40+ years of metal detecting in the UK and have a very nice collection of coins and artefacts ( still have everything never sold a thing ) and now in my later years 😆I appreciate the little finds more than the finds that most detectorists crave like another hammered silver to get on video for more clicks. 🙄. Good on you for going detecting and saying you do it for the fun. 🙂. HH.

[@miss_detectorist]

Thank you so much for that comment it means a lot! I hate the click bait thumbnails too - so cheesy!

[@gronkler969]

Hi I noticed that there is a lot of stinging nettles around the oak trees stinging nettles nearly always grow over old buildings or habitation worth a look.!!

[@miss_detectorist]

Yep I noticed that too! I did a little piece about stinging nettles on a previous vid. Definitely an old habitation here..

[@Nonprofessional_Tinkerer]

Each signal is like Christmas morning, you never know what its gonna be, that thrill is why i do it and to be able to share some history. Hope to cross paths at a Detectival or something

[@nicklegg61]

For me it would be a dream to get a permission, but never mind.

[@miss_detectorist]

Keep the faith, you will get one!

[@christianboutell7112]

I really enjoy watching your videos,and love your theory of what you find is a winner, it's like going out fossiling if we find some iron pyrite ammonites and belemnites it's brilliant.

[@miss_detectorist]

I’m so glad you’re enjoying the vids! Fossil hunting is great fun!

[@ruslansbredihins1089]

Missus metal detector

[@PeterJessenDK]

A tooth from a harrow? They tended to fall off when the harrow hit a stone of some size

[@miss_detectorist]

I expect it’s part of a piece of farm machinery yes. It’s in the scrap bucket now!

[@tomwheeler7816]

if i had a perm i would be there 2 or 3 times a week

[@miss_detectorist]

this particular one is pretty far from where I live - so I really have to plan my visits carefully! I try to get out a few times a week closer to home - it’s so fun 😊