A mediaeval gold coin discovered by a man who initially thought it was wrapping paper glittering in the sunshine was one major find produced to experts at an artefacts road show staged at Faulkland village hall.
At the meet the archaeologist event on January 30 medieval pottery, coins dating back thousands of years and Neolithic flint tools were brought in by a huge crowd who unearthed items from all over the parish of Hemington, Hardington and Foxcote.
The purpose of the afternoon was for everyone who had dug up any item of interest in their garden to bring it along and have it examined by the experts, Mark Corney and Julian Richards.
I need to move somewhere tha I can find stuff like that.
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