Things you find in the garden

Here she is @thriftybri - beside my secateurs for scale. Must be 3-4 inches long

 

@Clare G love your goddess! I think she is whatever you would like her to be. @wiseowl, you have found the most precious of all items to be found.

I find glass. Every single time I stick a trowel in the ground, every pot I fill, every piece of turf I have lifted, there is broken glass. From the front gate to the back fence. Have lived in this house since 1994, and the glass has not reduced at all, it is still always there. Even if Glasgow's Botanic Gardens' glasshouses had been smashed up and buried in the garden we would have stopped digging it up by now. I think it breeds .

 

very interesting if I was you I would take it to a museum

 

No need @thriftybri - @Zigs who knows about these things kindly PM'd me . 90 million years ago it started life as a sponge, apparently! That's pretty amazing too, don't you think?

 

The best thing I've found was just such a item; a worked flint that was about 3cm x 1cm. I took it into the local museum which has a lot of archeological artifacts and they said it was a neolithic scraper, a tool for scraping the muscle and stuff off animal skins. Interesting find.

 

That's very interesting mate I like the wall feature

 

Has the bullet got a date on John?

I found one from WW1 at Newland's Corner with the kettle detector

 

Not very exciting , but I found a brick wall 2 feet down in one of the flower beds . Must have been an old farm building from before the estate was built.
As above would love to find some of my AWOL secateurs. Why don't they make them with neon pink handles then they stand out ?