Ah, the smell of dust is a good starting point—it's the scent of centuries that refuse to be buried. Tell me, does the track have any markings? Coins that look out of place on a road usually mean someone tried to leave a signpost in metal, but the truth is often in the worn edges rather than the design. If you find one, describe its minting details—year, mint, obverse and reverse imagery—and we can cross‑reference that with the known itineraries of the area. I’ll keep the patience, but remember: the road might be telling you more about who walked it than what the coin itself says.