This is going to be the site for my next hunt. Just in front of my living room window. Field here. What I collect in the bottom. May have been a site of an old lay thousands of years ago. I don't know. We used to be a crossing on the river. Armies of camp there. But there's been a reasonable amount of history in the field. I haven't found any of it though, but apparently there's been things going on. I spoke to someone the other day and he says in this corner of the field here, I found quite a few spindle worlds. I found going just on the other side of that field. That's where I'm going to concentrate my efforts today. This is the first dig. Literally just in front of my house. 20 yards into the field. Dissensignal reading 1246. I jumped around a little bit, but it's kind of settling on 1246. Before I unearthed whatever that is. It's like the explain. I'm using the E-truck again. With an 18-15 coil, trying to get a bit of depth in this field. Not envisioning there being much rubbish. The generally isn't. So get a bit of depth. I'm using the Roman site pattern, which are downloaded from the internet. I find that a good alternative to the relic pattern that comes with the machine. I just find that it differentiates between the targets a lot better. And it's a little lump of copper pipe to poor start. Dug way down in this one. Got a bit of coke here. There's also another signal here, seeing pool. Very, very close to where the coke was. Kind of hoping that it's something useful. Now that's a tiny little button. I thought it was a Roman coin at first, but just a tiny little button. This is a very shallow target, reading 1338. Looks like a big old penny. Dear God, it's so warm. I'm not going to get a date of that one. Pretty old anyway. Halfway to Australia in this world. Still no sign. Still no sign, but what? There is some sign. I'm going to go to an old penny. I don't know how old it is. Very worn. Never ever going to get a date or even a quick king or queen off there. I don't know possibly a George in one, but that's got to be a good foot. Maybe it's more. This thing's got to be nine inches. Nine inches. More or less all my fingers. That's a good foot. It's not a bad depth. I thought that was a big coin, another penny, but it's a bigger old button. Good depth again, probably is nine or ten inches. It's quite a jumpy signal off to the right hand side of the screen. Worth a dig though. It says it's very deep, so I'm maybe it's not deep enough. It's 10 or about 8 inches. There's not too far. Definitely close. Aha, take that up. But not a coin. Definitely close. Aha, take that up. But not a coin. A coin I think. Definitely a coin. It looks like a Victoria. Looks like an early Victoria six months. That was probably nine or ten inches down. It's a pretty good depth. Yeah, it looks like an early Victoria. I'm not going to rub it too much. I'll give it a clean up and show you it again. I don't know whether that's a coin or a button. It looks like a coin. There's no sort of fitting on the back. I can't see any detail on it. I'll give it a quick wash when I get back. This one gave a strange signal. I'll give it a pretty much the same signal as that bounty six pens before. I think if I had a hazard of guess, I would say that this is a musket ball. It's actually hit something very solid. Totally flat on one side. Very rounded on the other. It looks like it's been some mad force involved. It's the first one I've had that looks like that. Looks like a very, very old half penny. Definitely not a button. It was reading ten, thirty, eight or ten, forty one. I forget which bouncing around a little bit. Pretty sure that's an old half penny. Nice big old musket ball there. Good one. I like musket balls. Well, back in now. I think it was out for about two hours or something. If it hadn't been for that silver coin, those little musket balls would have been a tool. There's a hazard for a few buttons. Some monkey world coins. Absolutely horrendous. That probably is the worst one I've ever found. You think it could come out of a ship rack? Two musket balls, one of which is a big lad. The other one is hit something. A little lead ship. I don't know what that is. And 1881 six pens. It's in pretty good condition. So that made the hunt worthwhile. Thanks for watching.