I found this amazingly well preserved piece in a wet, sandy area in a creek I have hunted artifacts for years. I have found the craziest things there, too, and this is one of them.
After being told it was an insulator, I did some homework. It is made with Mica and it very similar to the Arizona Beehive insulators. My questions range from why was an Arizona insulator in a Central Texas creek bed, am I even correct that this is what I think and how old would these be, or roughly??
The threading is so well preserved it could probably still be used. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks.
After being told it was an insulator, I did some homework. It is made with Mica and it very similar to the Arizona Beehive insulators. My questions range from why was an Arizona insulator in a Central Texas creek bed, am I even correct that this is what I think and how old would these be, or roughly??
The threading is so well preserved it could probably still be used. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks.
