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Forest Mosquito

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Hello.
Accidentally found this site.
It's interesting to see what people find on the other side of the world.
Where I've never been.
You have excellent and interesting
finds
I decided to show it.
If it's interesting, I'll continue.
 
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welcome my friend
 
welcome to tnet …………………………………………………………..:hello2:
 
Hello and welcome, please post your discoveries!

Ukraine has many excellent treasures, I particularly enjoy artifacts of the Scythians and the Bronze Age cultures of that region.
 
Welcome to Tnet from Mississippi.
 
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Arrow.
We call them Scythian.
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Arrow.
We call them Kievan Rus
 
Especially I like to look for battle axes.
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Khazar battle ax 7-10 century
 
Welcome to Tnet.:hello:

Interesting finds, that I don't see over here.
 
I apologize if there are inaccurate words
I'm writing a translator through Google.
I am engaged in search since 2008
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Celtic ax.
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Alan ax ax.
 
But my main research interest
Search for the Second World War
Missing
without a trace
soldier.
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Welcome! Love the arrowheads!
 
Welcome! Love the arrowheads!

I love arrows.
They can be collected for life.
They are very many kinds, sizes and shapes.
I like collecting them. But then I sold everything.
Such is life.
Now I practically do not collect anything.
from the finds
** stay
* only photos, and vivid impressions.
 
This is the standard Khazar kisten.
Saltovo culture.

I also love photography, nature, insects and animals.



 
Wow loving your finds , so much history there, my Mum is Ukrainian i would love to metal detect her home village one day
 
Interesting posts and recoveries, Forest. Welcome and thanks for sharing.
 
Nice finds! :icon_thumleft: Those crosses are awesome. I really like the simple hollow cross in the 3rd picture.
 

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