Finding 2000 years old relics with my Metal Detector! Metal Detecting Germany Nr.193 

Your channel is the epitome of quality over quantity.

Don't worry about posting frequently, Hans. Whenever you manage to share something, it is welcome, Be well!

The longer we wait, all the more we appreciate your videos Hans! I enjoy what you find, but i also enjoy the moments you share with a random insect, or flower, or watching the sun go to sleep so the moon can start it's shift! Absolut wunderbar!

Good to see you back Hans. Don’t feel guilty for not posting regularly as usual. Every “Terra Germania” video is a gem to watch!👍🏻

Mood or not, this is another great example of fine filmmaking. You do such beautiful work, Hans, and what wonderful finds today!

Makes my day when i see a new video from TerraGermania! Your ancient sites absolutely amaze me! To find metal things that old here in the states? Does not exist. However, our stone artifacts go back a way long ways. Thank you for taking us with you!! Happy Hunting!!

If you only posted videos twice a year I’d still be watching. I enjoy what you give us. Turning a hobby into a job often spoils things, don’t change 👍

Watching from Sweden and your channel is pure gold. You upload whenever you can. We are just happy that you share and make your great videos. Take care and happy hunting!

Thank You for the entertainment and taking us along on your adventures

Thank you, Hans for the videos you publish. Always good and informative.

You really make very nice episodes Hans , it’s good to see another one. Very interesting finds and the scenery is beautiful, thank you.

Wow! The Book Clasp is Everything...Beautiful 💚Thank You Hans Wonderful Video

Wie immer wunderschönes Video und gratuliere zu den Funden 🙌 Best metaldetecting channel 👌

Great video, Hans. The area you detect is very beautiful and I really enjoy the flowers and other non-detecting things that appear in your videos. I find them very calming. The item which looked like it may have been hinged looked to me like it could have been a book clasp or harness. With the incised decoration I suggest it was medieval (or less likely Roman)

It's always a treat to wake up and find your video at the top of my play list. Nice finds, too, Hans.

I am more than happy to wait months for one of your videos. I enjoy seeing your finds, no matter what they are. Thank you for sharing

Thank you, Hans Very interesting finds. Looking forward to your next offering.

Hi Hans, great to see you again. Lots of nice little finds. All the best, John.

Last week was insanely busy. I saved this video for a precious quiet moment so i could give it all the attention it deserves. Hugs!

Always a big pleasure see your program from Patagonia Argentina!

klasse video Hans. Es freut mich immerwieder aufs neue wenn es was neues von dir gibt.

When you don't put out a video in a while we miss you Hans. You have one of the best metal detecting channels on RU-vid. Quality content. Thank you Hans from Canada.

Field rotation between animals and crops has always been the best way with a deep plough every few years to turn in the nutrients.

Nice to see you back on your hunting. Thanks for posting another great hunts. And great finds congrats. 👍

Very good to see you out again Hans and thank you for treating us to another episode of your discoveries and the scenic countryside. 😉🇨🇦

Always nice to watch Hans, thank you.

The enamel bridal fitting is absolutely gorgeous.

Hans happy to see you enjoying the beautiful evening good hunting.

I agree with you that you post something when you are ready. It has to remain fun, otherwise it is no longer a hobby or it will spoil your hobby. it was another nice video with nice finds, thank you😃👍

Omg always a great day when Hans uploads. Love your vids man. Been a subscriber for years now. Good to see you again!

Just the very BEST detecting channel on the internet! Thanks Hans, as always - brilliant!

Always a pleasure, watching your videos. Thanks

Hello again from Washington state USA. You found a great location & scored beautiful relics. Thank you for taking us along❣

Very nice again Hans. Things people touched and made and lost . You connect with the story and the story is for you to tell.

Welcome back , always nice to watch your videos . Thank you for sharing your adventures.

Awesome! Another video from Hans. I enjoy your videos whenever they publish. Thanks for sharing your adventure! 😀

As always, your videos are very well done and its fun to see you find those old relics from a distant realm. I don't have that opportunity to find ancient relics here in Seattle area....LOL

Thanks for coming back Hans! Always a pleasure to see you hunting signals! Love your videos !! Greetings from Hesse

Finally another Fantastic video. You are absolutely the best at what you do. Much appreciated from the usa.

Great to see you again Hans! If I was rich I would pay you if you wanted to consider this as a full time job 😀 You light up the day my friend, and have done so for years. Pure quality and good mood. Thank you. I hope you will continue for years to come and that life treats you well.

Wednesday is my last trip to Germany. I have to clear out my moms apartment. Your videos will be a slice of home. Thanks.

Another beautiful video. Thank you.

My favorite channel. Thanks for posting another great detecting video.

Hi Hans I totally agree with what you say metal detecting is our hobby. 🙂.

Thank you for sharing your professional footage again. It's much appreciated.

Beautiful finds! Thank you Hans!!! I appreciate the skill of your filming and editing !!!! ❤

Great video Hans. The book clasp is a great find but the star of the show is the bridle fitting. Lovely photography as always. 👏👏

I look forward to your videos

Hola Hans. Thank You For Sharing Your Video. Stay Safe.

Always a pleasure, Hans. You never disappoint! A nice assortment of finds offered up by the beautiful countryside

Again Hans, you set a very high standard for both your professionalism in science and in entertaining videography . That was an amazing Oak tree that you opened with! Marvelous bronze piece, intriguing! TerraGermania is a masterclass for those who wish to share their love of arts and science through videography!

Like the unusual finds glad your back, keep on posting when you can!

Bonjour Hans ,merci pour la qualité de cette vidéo,avec des trouvailles intéressantes ,à bientôt,👍🏻👋🏼🙋🏼‍♀️🌹

I look forward to your videos showing up in my RU-vid notifications, they are always so relaxing and informational. One day I hope to be able to detect amazing places like the ones you do, we don't get much good old stuff here in the states.

Nice finds Hans. Always great to see a new video from you

Like everyone else I agree that every video you release is well worth waiting for. You are my favourite detectorist on RU-vid but don't tell John, the Scottish Detectorist! 😮 cheers

Always a pleasure Hans.

You have great videos.what a beautiful country that is. Thanks for bring us along.

Thanks for that hope you have a brilliant weekend keep safe brother tezza 👍 😊😊😊😊

Hiya Mate. Missed you. Good to see you back. The process of turning the soil over for planting crops is called tilling. A modern practice in agriculture is known as "No till". The purpose of this is to plant over an area that already has a vegetative cover. The vegetative cover is maintained to help protect stream and rivers from sediment (dirt or soil particles) from running off the area where planting is occurring. Nutrients from fertilizers and other agricultural chemicals like to attach themselves chemically to soil particles and then get washed by rain into streams. The nutrients can cause problems in the streams as they can cause algae and other plants in the streams to proliferate which can cause problems to fish and other aquatic life. Older plowing (US), ploughing(UK), or Pflugen typically used a bottom plow which would turn the soil over to a depth of about 12 inches- 15 inches or 30 - 40cm. That is why if you dig a hole in a farm field the black dirt is at the top (lots of organics) and then the colour (for my Britsh friends)of the soil will change when you dig down a bit. This is not the same everwhere, but it is typical in a tilled field. Below that is the subsoil which is usually a different color (for my American friends), typically lighter as the clay has been washed out, but only about 5-10 cm thick. Below that then it typically gets heavy going because of the clay. I apologiz(s)e for the environmental science discourse, but your Bauer friend is using No Till practices. Kudos to him.

It is always delightful to see your posts. Thank you, danke. Scarifying is a word for shallow scratching up the soil used here in the Mallee. Crops aren’t planted as deeply as they used to be, from what I gather. And grain types like wheat are now grown to shorter lengths, to avoid the crop falling over.

Great to see you today Hans. You had some unique finds today, congratulations on the silver coin; that thing is Soo tiny, hard to imagine that they made them so small. Taikuu for taking us along with you, see you on the next one.. ben

Welcome back... that area is a treasure trove.....love the amazing quality of the video.. always look forward to seeing you

Really enjoyed wow some great finds many nice finds thanks for sharing

let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵

Great video, interesting finds, and as beautiful and poetic as ever.

Yes, I enjoyed this video very much as I do all your videos. Thank you.

Short but sweet. Great video, Hans.

Hi. Great to have you back. Excellent video. 👍😊😎

Always a great adventure!

Hi from the U.K Love your channel such beautiful vistas and ancient green woods, great video Hans ,it does not matter how long to wait for the next one I will always watch ! Thank you xxxShaz

Thank you for the video, Hans.

Another fantastic share in every way. Thankyou !

I really enjoy your videos. I'm always excited to see a new one on my feed. Thank you for sharing your beautiful adventures and finds. Take good care ❤

G'day Hans Great to see you again out detecting. I always look forward to your videos and joining you in anticipation of what may be unearthed from below your feet. Have a great day. From Australia. Andy

Thankyou for the videos. The lump of metal reminds me of a braided goatee Beard .

Thank you Hans as always top notch keep going PLEASE .you all ways amase us all.reg Brian south U\K

Hans, it's good to see you + share in your finds. Stay well - forgive me but it looks as though you have been very ill. God bless you + make you well. Wendy

Lovely evening, interesting finds, great video!

Good to see you again Hans best detectorist on the net!😊

Great vidio Hans and good to see you out enjoying your adventure 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

u where missed i so look foward to them good to see you back Hans. Don’t feel guilty for not posting regularly as usual. Every “Terra Germania” video is a gem to watch!👍🏻

Always a pleasure seeing you, Best wishes☀️

Thank you for sharing another great video

Always nice to see your videos, Hans.

Great hunt with some real cool finds !!!! love the evening lighting gives the video a warm feeling !!!!!

I always enjoy your videos! I live on West Coast of 🇺🇸. But from German heritage arriving in America @ 1850s. We are distant cousins. 😊

Thank you Hans! We've been looking for you to take us on another detection adventure! Be sure to take us with you! Oh, and beautiful finds! In America we get excited over 1700 to early 1800s finds! I can imagine the ancient treasures that are still waiting for you!

Nice finds Hans, congrats! Awesome history there!

Nice to have seen a new video from you. Nice colors from the sunset!

Thanks Hans! 👍🏻

Great to see you back Hans. Wonderful finds ! From Roman to the Kreuzer . Grüßle aus B-W.

Always enjoy your videos Hanz, Some special and mysterious finds on this outing. Take care 👍 Tony

Short but sweet. Keltisch ringgeld. 👍

Really enjoy the quality and calmness of your filmmaking

Great finds! We missed you.

Thank you for posting another great video 🙂. In regard biting insects I carry a small bottle of mouthwash when around them, a small dab on the bite relieves the itch by counteracting the enzyme used by the insect with the anti bacterial properties of the mouthwash. And you smell minty fresh 😃

As always, great video! Best of luck, Hans!

Moin Hans another wonderful video with great finds!! I think the term you were looking for is - no till - which is supposed to keep more moisture in the ground as well as protecting the soil from erosion. Grüße aus Pennsylvania

Always good to see your adventures when you are out on a dig Hans. Some really nice finds once again. All the best buddy and look forward to the next. HH