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The fragmented looking object has a green patina look now that it has dried. It is slightly bendable. It appears to be "layered". One side is grooved.

Thhe round iron object is heavy.

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Thhe round iron object is heavy.

What round object????? no pic of it!!!!
 
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It kinda looks like old gasket materiel . The kind used for high pressure seals.
 
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Thanks, the windmill valve makes sense. The other piece intriques me. I detected it and i think it is copper. I have found objects from the 1700's in tjis site. Were their any objects made from layering metal. Old farm but no battles in the area.
 
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