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Phil de Jersey, archaeologist/numismatist based in St Peter Port, Guernsey. Started out with my son on that other place as moth fans, hence the name. Likely to be some other creatures, some books and some photography. And a bit of archaeology.
👤 Joined on 01 November 2023
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A lovely Barred Sallow and one of the two Red-line Quakers from Thursday nights trap. We also had Black Rustic, Green-brindled Crescent and Chestnut. A three hour trap yesterday evening yielded precisely zero moths #teammoth
Show PostSome of the best archaeological finds are the smallest, simplest and most personal Late Iron Age decorated bone weaving / personal grooming combs like this are among our favourites 😀 Found in Wookey Hole Caves #Somerset and now in Wells and Mendip Museum 📷 August 2026 #FindsFriday
Show PostMy best fungal find of the autumn so far: Devil's Fingers, Clathrus archeri. Also known as the Octopus Stinkhorn. Smells of rotten meat. The dog found it first. Raddington, West Somerset. #fungi #mycology
Show PostBritannia, the Trinovantes & Catuvellauni AV Stater. Cunobelin, circa AD 20-43. Grain ear with central stalk and tendrils at base; [C]A-M[V] flanking / Horse rearing to right; branch above, pellet and CVNO below on exergual line. #celtic #archaeology #ancientcoins
Show PostFor #FindsFriday an exciting new discovery in Flanders - the first single find of an early dirham from Belgium. Identified by experts as North African, possibly a contemporary imitation, 173-175 H./789-790 AD. Most likely brought here from Frisia/ Denmark.
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