That ring shaped item definitely looks like a coiled snake. Google showed me a lot of rings from the Roman period with a coiled snake, from the wear on it that appears quite old and might even be older than Roman if I'm honest, but I'm no expert. It could be a pendant, or something that would have had a cord or belt through it. I think you had some interesting quirky finds this time out, but I think that one is probably the most significant. More of that field please!

Best metal detectorist channel on youtube. love the history you throw in to them

That face is amazing! Whoever did it was talented. Too bad it ended up in the dirt although if it hadn’t you never would have found it. Great day out❤

Funny, I was thinking that last find looked like Gandalf and the other head looked like Gollum

The face in the shallow bowl is so well made and the crescent shaped piece looks old. Great day detecting - and great video!

The doggo head is the lid of a Victorian tobacco jar, mid 19th century.

That head with the ears and snout looks like part of a piggy bank?

The face in that whatever it is is really well done…can’t wait to hear what this was!

Two faces! What fun and interesting finds! Always love the thimbles! Your mic did a great job filtering the wind 🎉

John. Please make a follow up video on the face cup. Like me, everyone wants to know more! These items are the very best part of the hobby... finding the unusual that you can research. Hopefully even put together the origin and make some logical conclusions on how it ended up in a field in Scotland. Crazy.

the bowl -like thing is fantastic! I can't stop thinking about it. Do let us know when you get a clue.

This was great John. I'll take a moment to say a big thank you for all your uploads. Always a joy to watch. More amazing finds in the rich fields of Perthshire.

Blessings, my Scottish Detectorist friend, from this old man in Tennessee. I’m happy to see that you’ve broken the Silver drought. Congratulations! I agree with @mattj6676…that bronze twisted ring looks to me like a coiled snake…for sure. It’s always @ pleasure, for me, to see your brilliant programs. You’ve made a GREAT choice on your current mic. I’ve NEVER heard any wind related noise or distractions in any of your videos. Brilliant sound. That face in a cup is truly cool. Thanks and blessings.

Thank you John to make our day beautiful!!!

I wonder.if the concave relief portrait came from a grave marker. Grave markers from Edwardian period through the 1920s often included relief portraits. After fields are ploughed, look for examples in your local cemeteries. More recently, photos are etched into metal or actual photos are encased into glass. Your portrait is about the right size for a grave marker, memorial plaque or historical marker. In any case, it is a nice quality portrait. Bring it with your to the museum.

It’s a miracle! You brought all of your gear, and everything was charged 😂 Cheers!🍻

And here I thought that any day out detecting was a good day.

That “face bowl” was fascinating! And, the thimble was lovely. Glad you broke your drought. Cheers, and ATB!

As people have said. The ring has a snake look to it. If it's eating its own tail, then it might be viking related. The Midgard serpent? The half face thing reminds me of a pig. Nice thimble, btw 👍

The crescent moon artifact could be a Roman Lunula pendant or possibly even Viking. I’m not certain of the history of that field. The twisted snake ring/amulet is also potentially very cool.

The last item has blown me away 🤯 amazing John

For a second i’ve thought it’s a gargoyle head… maybe just my imagination 😂 Nice finds 👏👏

Well it’s time for that 😮‘Wow’ again John! What a great day for you at last. Great finds - beautiful thimble, silver shilling, funny little half head, twisted ring and the pot leg! 🤩 Also that face!! Quite spooky seeing his face being revealed whoever he is - really weird find? Well done and thanks for the video on which the sound was perfect 👍

On the silver again 💥🔥👌

The "thing" at 5:00 looks a bit like a bird in profile. Simon might have a better idea. 🤪 And now the other "beastie" at 14:00. A great day. And then, OMG, the face on the inside of that "bowl". Absolutely brilliant.

I heard no wind whatsoever. Your mic filter is working brilliantly

That face is insane and you dug up a troll too. 😅

Excellent John. Really good stuff. Always nice to get silver in different forms. So pleased for you. I really like the miniature engraved bowl. Bless 👍

I can't believe the finds you discovered. That final piece looks like the face of a one of the great Classical Music composers, or possibly a figure of the government. Well done, John. Sometimes when you have a solo dig you find some classic treasures!

Jealous of the silver thimble! I’ve yet to find one myself. Well done John! Thanks.

The bowl shaped thingy with the bust?? Could that be a mould of some sort? For clay? For wax?

John! What amazing hunt!!! I loved that viking thimble, giant! And the coin..uffff beutyyyyyy. Big hug from Patagonia Argentina

You find the most bizarre thingy things. Good hunt as always.

What amazing finds! That face at the end wow! What on earth is it?! Look forward to seeing everything up close and to hear if you've found out more.

15:40 It looks like a snake a version of an Ouroboros ring. 26:40 It almost looks like a very old cable connector.

The face has a look of Benjamin Disraeli. There are lots of commemorative items of him on the Internet, so he appears to have been very popular in his day.

You always.crack me up!

Looking like a snake brooch ❤

A good day for you! That face in the bowl sure was expertly done. So many interesting things.

That face in the bowl is incredible. Haunting! If you ever find out what it is, please let us all know.

Ah John enjoyed your film,A couple of days ago I also found a Queen Victoria shilling, 1865:😀

I love it when you find a thimble. As a quilter, I've used a few, but love the silver thimbles. I do love the bronze finds, in particular the moon pendant and the 'inside out face'-how strange! Cool finds, and glad you're back on the silver! Great treasures!❤

One of the best days I've seen on your channel. I know you see coins as the ultimate, and society would probably agree, but not me- not at all. The real treasures as I see it are the other items, of which there were a few. Congrats

Excellent finds. Congratulations. Hope the dry spell is over.

Fabulous day John! Quite exciting, very curious about the face item.

28:50 The parable of the man who finds a treasure in a field comes to mind. He went and sold all that he had to buy the field to purchase the treasure. More than the second time this has come to mind. 3rd time's the vharm

Oh wow. What an day, loved the last one❤👋🇫🇮

Cheers john 👍😀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What a terrific hunt my man! Wow just the right mix of coins and relics. The face bowl is one of the coolest finds I have seen. Looks to be copper? If those were my finds I would clean them all and put them in the face bowl and it would occupy a special spot on my desk/bench to occasionally examine and reflect on such a fine day’s detecting! Thanks for your videos and really appreciate your hard work to put them out for all to enjoy.

I think the coiled find is one for the museum. Looks Roman or maybe bronze age. Maybe a coiled snake. Fascinating video. Thank you John.

27:07 The half moon item with a square post may be a pocket watch winder. So tiny yet outlived the other parts!

John, I did. send you an email as it wasn’t allowed here to post the link from Etsy with the face in the bowl

Coiled ring looks like a Viking beard ring

Love that What is that.curiosity never fails.keep on diggn bro.

Such a pretty thimble! But that face in the metal disk is a real head scratcher.

I always enjoy silver thimbles. The designs are amazing. Young ladies cross stitch and I imagine a fancy silver thimble gave them some status.

Great finds John, as you brushed out that bowl and the face appeared I was startled. The foot of a pot looked like early footwear. Thanks for sharing.

What an interesting dig!! I have no idea what the items are, but they are great finds. Good for the silver drought being over. Will be waiting to find out what you discovered about the relics. Cheers from Texas.

Well the face in the bowl has to be one of the strangest things I've seen! Looked a little bit like Abraham Lincoln to me...but in all honesty not a bloody clue what that is! Brilliant!

Yay! Great finds plus you're on the silver!

those are amazing treasures you found. How exciting. Good job !

YES! Take that crescent thing to the museum! Does it have a hole in the top? Could be a pendant. Looks very very old.

Great video John, beautiful thimble. I t looks like the top of head to me. Lovely shilling and pot leg!! And the head in the bowl, wow! Thank you!!

when are you going to show us the collection you have gained over the years?! I’ve been watching from Australia and I love the content, oldest coin I have found here is a 1806 penny, oldest silver is a 1879 shilling! love it

Very nice as usual John!!! Really great finds also! Congrats!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

What a day of weird and whacky finds! Looking forward to the lightbox reveal. Could you have a roman lunula pendant there or just wishful thinking!! 😊

Could the face in the little 'bowl' be a type of ceramic mold? Great video.

What great finds! The bowl you found could it be a cigarette bowl? 😋😄

Happy Day, you had some wonderfully different finds in addition to the silver coin and thimble. Please follow up on the mystery objects.

The face in the bowl made me think of the composer Franz Liszt. Same kind of nose. Probably not him, but that's who came to mind.

Epic finds John … double silver is always a welcome addition … the face disc thing is very interesting .. very unusual and unique …never seen anything like it … hope you got some answers to what it was and what its purpose was ? Well done John 👏🏻

Nice finds. You did well for your 4 hours. Happy days

Bronze ring thing I agree doesnt look like a ring but it has very snakelike appearance. Thanks for the video my friend,keep them coming.

I think the converse face is a Victorian curiosity may be illustrating the Hollow Face Illusion - when you tilt the face it appears to move in the opposite direction. My late colleague Richard Gregory 'discovered' this effect but there are examples from antiquity where people must have be aware of the strange perceptual phenomenon.

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Thanks for the video. Nice finds today.

love the face dish! very odd right enough!

Love that bowl never seen quite anything like it,be very interested to see what period thats from 👍👍👍 glad the droughts over jonny boy 👍

The small piece of bronze? puts me in mind of the bulls horns on the bucket handle.

Well done to you. That face is great 😮

That rainbow was your good luck charm today!!!🌈🌈🌈

Great finds john bowl is interesting item😊

For the crescent moon shaped pendant have a look at Roman Cavalry horse harness fittings

Wow that face!! I LOVE him ❤❤❤ How on Earth was he made? Répoussée would show on the other side. Was he carved and cast?

The bowl at the end looks like a brass pin dish, never before have I seen a face of a person on it, though - it's usually an animal! At first glance I thought it looked a bit like William Gladstone, one of the country's PMs during the Victorian era, maybe related to that in some way? I know some commemorative pewter things were made after him, maybe one in brass too?

Great day in Perthshire! Thanks for sharing your fantastic finds! Cheers from New Orleans

First item looks like a “remove before firing” mortar cap ww2

Very cool finds today John, congrats on the amazing discoveries!

Fill that face bowl thing with water. I am sure it will be very interesting with water in it.

Hi John, two silver items and that nice bowl with a face in it…cheers John

A Ringy Thingy...loved that description..😂🧑‍🦯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I think the bowl might be a Victorian copper face pin dish 😊

A ritual bowl to keep your silver in it. Great find!

That’s a strange brass critter you’ve found!! 😊😊

Love your new hat!

Oh no John when you can’t detect the fields you’ll have to detect your garden for us 😅 Good few hours, some nice finds 👍

Hi John, that face you found with the eyes and the little ears is from a Firby, Chinees talking toy. It comes in lots of fluffy coulors and is verry soft. The lower part of the head moves up and down so it looks like it is talking to you. Kids toys.....😃👍

Another one for the museum 😮

Looks like Yoda

It’s great to see you’ve got ya mojo back John 2 silver and a thimble along with the additional and very unusual man in the dented thing I’ve never seen anything like that. It’ll be good hear if you get any input as to what this thing may be, great video and well done buddy