Findings from Russia.

[-TRASSER-]

Digging in Russia.

I apologize in advance for bad English. I'm from Russia. We went on weekends to rest with friends, to the old village, where after wow2 she was gone. The village has a rich past, we, as a search party, found, and betrayed the land there many soldiers rkka. There were also many different finds. From the coins of Catherine 2, to Wow2. This is only a small part of the material.

 

[-TRASSER-]

Oh Yeah! Love me some Bad Ass Russian detectorists! Is the ashtray an old cannon shell? Cooking a bear in the pot? Great finds on the old coin and way cool bell. A bit a field artillery to keep ya' hopping! Keep posting those awesome Russian treasures comrade.

Thank you! Yes, this ashtray is from a projectile 76 mm, times wow2. Found in the trench.
No, no, we do not eat bears in the Caucasus, there are none in our region. We cooked traditionally a Caucasian dish, shulum from a young lamb.

And about bears, balalaikas, tanks in the yard and other things, the Americans have already settled not the right stereotype.))))

 

[Mzjavert]

Awesome finds. That coin doesn't look like its been buried for nearly 240 years.

Looking forward to your next post.

 

[against the wind]

Thank you for sharing your hunt and for the pictures.
Looks like you guys are recovering some really nice items. Congrats.

 

[digger460]

Congrats you guy's on the awesome finds. That bell is really something! Good Luck on your future hunts

 

[devldog]

Great finds there Trasser. Thanks for sharing the pic's with us and Continued Success to you.

 

[huntsman53]

Super great finds Dmitry and congrats to all of you! You Russian Detectorists sure know how to have a lunch while detecting. All I ever had to eat while detecting was Peanut Butter Crackers washed down with a soda.


Frank

 

[peruna]

Спасибо, что показывали нам эти вещи.

 

[-TRASSER-]

Спасибо, что показывали нам эти вещи.

Здравствуйте, вы знаете Русский язык? Или Google translite?)))

 

[peruna]

Здравствуйте, вы знаете Русский язык? Или Google translite?)))

Немного

At SMU, a college in Texas, I studied. Your English is better than my Russian, I suspect.

 

[Cal_Cobra]

Your English is 1000% better then my Russian, and I really enjoy seeing your finds from there

I hope to see many more finds from your travels, the history there is simply amazing

HH,
Brian

 

[Ogre1190]

Nicely done, Sir! Love that coin! 😁 Keep going and good luck!

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[-TRASSER-]

Немного

At SMU, a college in Texas, I studied. Your English is better than my Russian, I suspect.

English is much easier to learn, Russian is quite heavy. But it's nice to see an American who speaks Russian. Until November 7, the green card lottery is held, I would like to apply if I win the emigration, but ... a family with 2 children makes it sit in Russia))) it's hard to start everything from zero on another continent.

 

[-TRASSER-]

Your English is 1000% better then my Russian, and I really enjoy seeing your finds from there

I hope to see many more finds from your travels, the history there is simply amazing

HH,
Brian

on Saturday we leave far behind coins. A small expedition of 6 people. The report will be published on Sunday. Next, if possible, create a topic, and I'll tell you all about how the meeting of our small Russian forum of diggers is taking place.

 

[peruna]

Бог сделает тебе путь

I will pray to that end for your family