Hi All
I found what I think is a lead ampulla on pasture on a permission in Essex. Approximately 4 to 5 inches down with a varied signal using my Vanquish 440.
Not sure what shrine this would have been from but more interested in the age . Could anyone help on dating it please?
Thanks in advance
Paul
Ampulla age ?
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These are an interesting little glimpse of history.
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They generally will date from 12thC to !5thC very difficult ascribe a date as you might imagine
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