And what's the most exciting find that you had?

That is, I think, the hardest question that people ask us.

There is...

Because what do you say? Because, like, all the finds are so different.

So, like, is it the Roman finds? Is it the gold? Is it the Bonsaige axe, which is, like, literally the oldest thing a detectress can find in Britain? Like, what is the most exciting thing? Because I feel like every find's exciting in its own way.

And it's more than often, it's the story and the research that comes after that makes that find more exciting.

Like, it might not look like anything in the ground, but then you might find out that that tiny fragment of silver has been brought in by the Vikings.

If you find it and it's worth something, you split the...

Yeah.

Yeah, and into Tudor.

There were only, it was only, I think it was 16, it was in the 1600s that they brought in milling.

So it was, but then it starts in Saxon times really.

So it's us- it's a massive broad span of time.

Yeah, they were, they're called a hammered because they're quite literally struck with a hammer.

It's basically a blank disc of silver-

Mm.