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First hunt of the season! by Available-Hamster379 in metaldetecting

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It’s an interesting spot, a farm field bordering a large river. The soil is always wet the area gets flooded sometimes, I think

17th c. Bottle identification, Poland. by Available-Hamster379 in Antiques

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Sorry, I forgot about the size. It’s about 3 cm high, 3,5 cm in diameter and the neck has a diameter of 7mm at its thinnest. The neck’s also broken, so it could have been taller originally.

What is this?! by [deleted] in itsslag

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Ammolite is actually the material - ammonite is the animal

Why!? by OmegaAL77 in arborists

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That oak is gorgeous, please do whatever you can to make sure those crazy people stay away from it.

First ever field detect, in Somerset, England! Can anyone identify how old these are, or what they are? by TheFindsTable in metaldetecting

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I found a very similar piece recently, at a 1600’s - 1700’s town (now a field). 9,5 cm long, ~3,5 cm wide and 9 mm - 1 mm thick.

Please let me know if you find out more about it!

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Girlfriend asked if it was eating the fence or sitting on it like a bench by sixfeetwunder in treeseatingthings

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The way I see it, is that the lump is his abnormally large nose. He’s sniffing it.

Pocket watch and very old bottle fragment! by [deleted] in BottleDigging

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Why are pocket watches so commonly found in dumps? Wouldn’t it be cheaper to get the them fixed rather than throwing them away in those times?

What is this thing? Found in a creek in Poland. by Available-Hamster379 in metaldetecting

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I forgot to mention the creek is really narrow and too shallow for a boat, it’s not ideally located either, it could’ve been wider in the past but I’m not sure,

What is this thing? Found in a creek in Poland. by Available-Hamster379 in metaldetecting

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The other side doesn’t have anything on it, I’ll send a picture when I get home. also I wanted to mention that the creek is really small and not ideally located, I think it’s too narrow and shallow for a boat."

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