Hellloooo everyone

[Suzie29304]

Hi my name is Susanna and I'm a nurse who loves to metal detect (please bare in mind I have not come here to find permission). A while ago I did ask and got a few replies due to my funny cheeky sense of humor well alls I'm asking if I can join in on discussions and get to know you all and about farming. In my hobbie I have a good crack with the farmers and love all the little lambs and big cows so this post was just a hello and you will see me around on posts I have shared a picture of a ring I found and declared to the farmer and flo (were not all bad hehehe) thanks for reading x

 

[Still Farming]

Welcome.
Looks like you joined years ago but not posted much.
Nice ring, Celtic?

 

[Suzie29304]

Hi yes I've been busy becoming a nurse so haven't had much time, but I've finished my uni last month we don't know yet however, it will be going in for analysis to hopefully find outnits age. It's in the museum at the moment. X

 

[Suzie29304]

I'm thinking medieval fingers crossed x

 

[Still Farming]

The museum portable antiquities finds unit will proceed and Coroners count findings then send off to The British Museum for analysis and Valuation.

Your Museum will be give chance to buy then.

You and landowner will get half each or whatever agreement you may or may not have.
We went through it years ago with Bronze age axe head finds.
Interesting stuff.

 

[suffolksmallholder]

Hello @Suzie29304
Off topic but fancy working in Oz as a rural nurse earning $138,000 PA.
My daughter loved her eight years as a community nurse up in Alice Springs
Not much metal detecting there but some a m a z i n g places to visit.
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