All Of My Strange Finds From A Mysterious Location!

[Vldetecting]

I've recently been hunting a place were I've found numerus of strange finds like a bronze statue, bronze seashell and other finds that you wouldn't expect on a field. So I made a video where I try to summarize all of my best finds from there and explain other thing about this strange location and about the finds. I recommend watching it cause I found some really great finds there that I probably won't find similar of this year.



Thank you for watching and happy hunting!

 

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[Lioncollectibles]

That seashell may possibly be a "aes formatum conchiglia"

Last week I've found one but it's heavy and from the foto you have I can´t understand if it's solid.

I was one of the first types of money in ancient roman times and they had heavy seashells and acorns for comercial exchange.

And if it's a Aes it's really hard to find outside Italy.

Nice finds!

 

[Vldetecting]

That seashell may possibly be a "aes formatum conchiglia"

Last week I've found one but it's heavy and from the foto you have I can´t understand if it's solid.

I was one of the first types of money in ancient roman times and they had heavy seashells and acorns for comercial exchange.

And if it's a Aes it's really hard to find outside Italy.

Nice finds!

I wouldn't believe that it is Aes because it's not solid and I wouldn't believe that the field could be that old.

 

[Lioncollectibles]

I wouldn't believe that it is Aes because it's not solid and I wouldn't believe that the field could be that old.

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And I've only seen now, it's gold plated. So no Aes! But nice piece anyway!

 

[hbru123]

Awesome finds!! Congrats!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congratualtions on the nice finds!

 

[namxat]

The Bronze shell could a pilgrims badge from Santiago de Compostela. That may be a sgnificant find, esp. since it should be early since sweden is now protestant. If the place is near an old road it could be rest place or tavern. Some places have a intersiting history that one may not know on the first look.

I know a guy who told me he found "a stinking swampy area near a river" that started to throw buttons and 18th - 19th century coins by the dozend. He wondered and only years after he cleared the site, a remark in the publication brought him a clue: This was the washerwomens place including the "bleach", yup you paid a washerwomen for your laundry and she would take it to the river. I wonder how they got it clean with cold water. About 1910, they build a dam downstream and the area swamped.

Greets Namxat

 

[Vldetecting]

The Bronze shell could a pilgrims badge from Santiago de Compostela. That may be a sgnificant find, esp. since it should be early since sweden is now protestant. If the place is near an old road it could be rest place or tavern. Some places have a intersiting history that one may not know on the first look.

I know a guy who told me he found "a stinking swampy area near a river" that started to throw buttons and 18th - 19th century coins by the dozend. He wondered and only years after he cleared the site, a remark in the publication brought him a clue: This was the washerwomens place including the "bleach", yup you paid a washerwomen for your laundry and she would take it to the river. I wonder how they got it clean with cold water. About 1910, they build a dam downstream and the area swamped.

Greets Namxat

Wow, thank you so much for the information! The area is very unknown and not that old but I can tell you that there was a very old legend of a treasure being buried here, and our county's archaeology team looked into the legend and decided that it was probably not true but who knows...