I think this Hass to be the best eyeball find of all time

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https://news.artnet.com/art-world/1...n-age-era-figurine-family-hiking-trip-1950861 An 11-Year-Old Boy Found an Iron Age Fertility Totem, the Second of Its Kind Ever Identified, on a Family Hiking Trip in Israel

 

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.... Of all the people, I really don’t know, you my friend need to find an arrowhead the most.
On the scale of time, 2000 years old. Very easily half of my personal collection older than that.
Duncan-Hanna-McKeen, as or older than the pyramids in Egypt.
The youngest frame Gar showed 9000 years old, 7g? we will problem hear.
The only way to find is seeing them.

 

[Truth]

.... Of all the people, I really don’t know, you my friend need to find an arrowhead the most.
On the scale of time, 2000 years old. Very easily half of my personal collection older than that.
Duncan-Hanna-McKeen, as or older than the pyramids in Egypt.
The youngest frame Gar showed 9000 years old, 7g? we will problem hear.
The only way to find is seeing them.

That’s a huge bucketlister for me!!!

 

[ToddsPoint]

Israel is the worst place in the world to find treasure. Everything is theirs, you can't keep anything. Try and sneak something out and you'll end up in jail. If it wasn't for our American private property rights, none of us would likely own detectors. Glad to be an American. Gary

 

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She looks familiar....

 

[onadraw]

So, kid finds something cool. Adults promptly take it from him. At least he got a certificate.

 

[Heidi-]

There's something to these little guys seeing all these surface finds. My 11 year old can spot ANYTHING and everything on the ground. He finds more without the detector than with it.

I just don't understand how he can't find things in the refrigerator like RIGHT in front of him!!