celtic site found some stuff at 70 cm depth.. net weight??? very smooth inside!

lazooro · Oct 23, 2009

i found this near same river that was i got flint tool but cca 50 km northern.. it is said that is a celtic site 5000 yr old!!! i was too slow and some big spears were already took to the local museum.. hope to discover again as soon as possible.
is that on a left a melted bronze?? also i got some pottery..
thx for help

traderoftreasures · Oct 23, 2009

how big is your holed item?

lazooro · Oct 24, 2009

it's 6x6 cm

lazooro · Oct 25, 2009

LaZoOro said:
it's 6x6 cm

ANY IDEA

IronSpike · Oct 25, 2009

Paint bowl or to carry ember :dontknow:

lazooro · Oct 25, 2009

IronSpike said:
Paint bowl or to carry ember

pics are not good enough..

IronSpike · Oct 25, 2009

Maybe a spindle whorl?

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,278883.0.html

Silver Searcher · Oct 25, 2009

I think what you have found is a Stone Hammer

SS

rmptr · Oct 25, 2009

Perhaps it is a small grind stone for milling grain ?

Seems as a lot of work went into it for some base use...

Interesting !

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lazooro · Oct 26, 2009

Silver Searcher said:
I think what you have found is a Stone Hammer

SS

WELL THAT IS ACTUALLY A GOOD IDEA!!! IT IS STONE AND SHAPE IS LIKE A TEAR DROP!! INSIDE OF A STONE IS EXTREMELY SMOOTH.. MAYBE THERE WAS EVEN OLDER SITE THAN THIS( 5000 YRS)

Silver Searcher · Oct 26, 2009

If it is a Stone Hammer...which I think it is, the Date Range would be..6000bc- 2000bc :read2:

SS

johnnyi · Oct 26, 2009

Nice i.d. SS. Here's one that's roughly the same size.

"NEOLITHIC-EARLY BRONZE AGE
STONE MACE HEAD
SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE
XXI-XVII c. B.C.
Compressed sphere of dense, black stone and finely polished. Drilled from one end, large conical opening. D. 2.3" (5.8 cm), H. 1.8" (4.6 cm).
SOLD"

lazooro · Oct 26, 2009

Silver Searcher said:
If it is a Stone Hammer...which I think it is, the Date Range would be..6000bc- 2000bc

SS

HEHE WELL THE SITE IS 3000 bc SO IT IS NOT UNUSUAL THAT IS FOUND THERE..
THANK YOU VERY MUCH I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT THIS OPTION, BUT NOW SEEMS VERY POSSIBLE!
THX AGAIN

lazooro · Oct 26, 2009

johnnyi said:
Nice i.d. SS. Here's one that's roughly the same size.

"NEOLITHIC-EARLY BRONZE AGE
STONE MACE HEAD
SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE
XXI-XVII c. B.C.
Compressed sphere of dense, black stone and finely polished. Drilled from one end, large conical opening. D. 2.3" (5.8 cm), H. 1.8" (4.6 cm).
SOLD"

THAT IS AMAZING!!! VERY SATISFIED!! ALSO DIMENSIONS ARE SAME..