Lifes A Garden...Dig IT
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All you guys and gals that hunt 1700's-1800's sites might have come across something like this
. I have never quite seen another like it? It's somewhat small, heavy for its size, looks like a tiny gourd, and has a whole in the upper part as seen in pics. Buttons, coins, buckles, thimbles, etc are all great finds, but all these items are still in use and somewhat made in the same likeness as they were 250 years ago. It's the strange and unusual little finds at these sites that really get my curiosity up
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. I have never quite seen another like it? It's somewhat small, heavy for its size, looks like a tiny gourd, and has a whole in the upper part as seen in pics. Buttons, coins, buckles, thimbles, etc are all great finds, but all these items are still in use and somewhat made in the same likeness as they were 250 years ago. It's the strange and unusual little finds at these sites that really get my curiosity up
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. It appears that even after all the effort some of the pics are upside down. Oh well, it doesn't really impact the general idea for this item.



. I don't feel like you hijacked it, you just jumped on as a passenger. The acorn shape very much resembles the confederate bullet sometimes carved into an acorn, however if the top could have had a loop in it before I would think it too could be a bell clapper 







