AMAZING Finds On A BATTLEFIELD Relic Hunt (Magnet Fishing) 

That “bone shaped” item with the hole through it… it’s a heavy necklace piece, the rope goes through those holes. 😂😂😂😂 Thank you all for another great video. ❤❤❤

Another lovely historical video! Marie, you are doing phenomenal on narrative and historical finds. I have been enjoying all the Peaky videos. Great work, everyone involved. Much love from Ontario, Canada.

You guys are a great little unit, from Marie who is the Mammy Peaky to Mr Fox who is the cheeky older son, to Peaky who is the younger son and mummy's favourite and then to Rusty who is Daddy Peaky and who gives sage advice to all the Peaky family. Mammy, stay with your history lessons, they are brilliant and the finds round up is another fantastic idea. Stay Safe & Keep Pulling!!

When I feel down depression kicks in ,I put you guys on and your great entertainment picks me up so much,I must thank you for great video's, I am not a mag fisher myself but I feel that I am there with you guys, I am slowly working my way through all your videos 😊❤❤❤❤

The "belt buckle" may be a piece of a manure spreader belt chain! The spreader had two flat link chains on either side of the floor to pull the manure towards the back of the machine and the spreader auger/beater. Try looking at a Ferguson or Massey Ferguson 712 spreader.

Chainmail being "Light" is a relative term, if you can call almost 31 kilos "light". (Yeah, I got crazy and made a copy of the chainmail off the Bayeux Tapestery about 55+ years ago.) 5:17 looks to me to be part of a "link belt" chain. Used to connect drive gears. (Those waders should come with a set of belt loops around the top. Please use it. The belt, when cinched up, will stop any amount of water getting inside of you fall or step in a deep hole, and keep you from drowning. Stops the waders from filling up with water.. Saved my life when I went a hole in a stream). I love the history bits. Thank You. They taught nothing but there was a civil war there. That tire rim could make a really nice clock.

Hello Peakys. I just love all you are doing. Cleaning the waters of debris and finding history makes it so much better for the environment. Thank you and God bless.

The two small square pieces reminded me of early drive chains could be wrong but that’s what it looks like to me.

Pesky Dippers-you all are wonderful , enjoyed thoroughly and look forward so much to your new episodes. Glenn and Marie-you are gems, and Steve is priceless along with the Silver Fox! Love your show, your historical interests and excellent way of presenting them. You are the BEST!

Look at our beautiful Marie with the sun on her face. It looks lovely on you Marie. Hope you have sunscreen in your arsenal of beauty supplies.

Another fabulous video Peakys.The research you do and your passion for the history always shines through.Well done guys ❤️💙👏

The two linked item you wondered if it was a buckle or not. It reminds me of the flat chain mechanism that moves the load of manure in a manure spreader.

The sign reads Four shillings and ten pence ha-penny.

Oh wow your visit to Cropredy bridge looked amazing with some awesome finds and seeing Mr Fox speeded up in the water with his waders on was so funny and very enjoyable I love his character . Looks like you caught the sun Marie. I absolutely loved your history lesson of the Battle of Cropredy, please keep doing these little information bits I have learnt so much as well as enjoy watching you all have such lovely times together. Thank you Glen for the round ups it's nice to see things after they have dried out. Kim from Ampleforth York UK 😁🫶

Good afternoon peaky dippers hope everyone is well

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watching late from rainy Daytona Beach Florida UAS

I bet it was nice and cool stood in that water, and I was half expecting Nigel to all of a sudden disappear as he approached the middle :D snorkel and flippers for next time :D

Keep it upp

Wonderful historic finds! Love the education you provide. That buckle thing; could it be the part that slides onto a belt from which a long dagger and sheath would be suspended on two points? I am at Church during your Premiere, so I can’t enter from Ohio USA 😭

That wheel almost looks like the old railway carts with the teeter totter thing that makes it move.

Very informative and entertaining. Your group combine for a wonderful mix of personalities. It is so good you have decided in recent months to add historical information and background. Thoroughly enjoyed. I am glad Marie does the speaking be=cause I still struggle a bit with Peaky's accent. On a personal note, are my eyes telling me that Marie is losing weight? Very good to see. If only she would trim her fringe to about an inch above the eyes. You all are a really kind lot and no selfishness. Full marks.

At the 5.10 mark is a fragment of a chain driver from a semi modern combine or other type of heavy farm machinery.

That's a 5 star find the 1920s wheel a true antique and in such beautiful condition, that will make a lovely wall piece, let us know if you put it up as a prize give away lol 😆 😀 😊

Hello Peaky's, The item that looks like a belt buckle, looks like 2 links of flat roller chain from old farm equipment. The jewelry looks too nice to be junk jewelry. It might be old "junk" jewelry but I think it would be worth cleaning and putting it on display with some other finds. Something about just doesn't look like cheap modern jewelry... Great video! I look forward to your next adventure..

awesome hunt... cracking river

23:30 min. the jewelry looks historic 💎💍

Sorry, Glen, Marie is saying Cropredy correctly.

congrats winners

Lot of nice finds liked your video thank for being there on video. I like to watch your show from shirley from new Bern, north carolina u.s.a ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😅😅😅😅

Great video again guys, the buckle piece could be part of a horses bridal.

i thought the battle of Cropredy bridge was during the 17 century. Not in the medieval time era. The original bridge has long since gone it recivied repairs in 1776 and again in 1886 when it was widened on the south side and was then demolished and rebuilt in 1937 due to the bad repaires of the past and the fact it had large trees growing out of the sides. So they had to demolish it to remove the trees and roots and the damage they had done so they could rebuild it. So youll proberly find a lot of building tools mixed in with the old i belive its in exacly the same place. But as you can imagine the river bottom has had a lot of disturbance.

Would that 1600's horseshoe be from a draught horse? /Maybe from a knight's horse?

Outstanding video peakys. Outstanding finds

At least they don't have to worry about alligators there

I've been meaning to check out your channel I watch Northants videos and a few others and alot of them are knowledgeable but I like that you do a separate segment of research and it must feel really exciting finding things related to a well documented battle. Top video definitely subscribed 👍

Good times nice finds Dippers !!

Brilliant finds peaky dippers. Love your channel x

Awesome video and I love that old wheel ⚓️🧲👍

Fantastic history n finds well done all x

We had a similar wheel only 4 studs. Painted it up as the Welsh flag with our magneteers logo on....... just an idea...... peakys one would be cool

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Brilliant video, ❤

The buckle type item with two links is part of a drive link that was either a drive system with sprockets that the chain belt was part of much like the old drive systems on farming equipment, headers or bailing machinery as looks the old type of system use on the old farming machinery used here in Australia ,. Anyhow that's my guess but at least it will point you in the right direction. Cheers 👍👍👍😎💨🏴‍☠☮☮🌈☕☕💡

26:27 wonder if it's a jointed padlock hasp

26:50 min. i would say belt buckle!

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27:32 27:33 I reckon it is a part of an early drive chain for an early farm implement.

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Four and tenpence haypenny (phonetically)

4/10 1/2 4 shillings 10 and a half pence 4 shillings =20 pence 10-1/2 pennys = about 8 pence so total is about 28 new pence

Th earliest of the modern, as opposed to Roman canals in the UK were cut in the middle of the 18th century, circa 1740, thus it would be almost impossible to find medieval remnants in a canal. Furthermore, the "plaited bracelet" could not be medieval because the medieval period (The Middle Ages) is counted as the thousand years from 500 ad to 1300 ad; this 'artifact' counting the shortest period, would be 223 years old . Even if the canal could be 200 years older, ferrous metal rusts away at a rate of approximately 0.5 mm per year depending on the amount of oxygen in the water, nothing would be left. The 'bracelet' is more likely to be a modern 'copy' of which thousand were made. The same theory applies to the "chain mail'. I am not an historian or scientist so I could be mistaken.

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When will the new underwater drone video's be on you tube?

Twisted Wire bracelets could be Roman or Boudicca age.?

need a boat to magnet fish out of

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It's an old muck spreader chain well two links of it

Do you need permit magnet fish in uk

What a great location to mf. Very cool wheel. What is he doing in there? lol

It's about 23pence🤔