Hardy
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Old Fork from the field
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johnnyi
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Nice find Hardy. A two tined carving fork looks like the most "civilized upper crust" object to come from that site so far?
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That is unforkin believeable!!!!!! 
COOL FIND HARDY,,,FOR REAL!!!
ARTHUR
COOL FIND HARDY,,,FOR REAL!!!
ARTHUR
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I agree with you.
Nice find, Hardy. Beats my junk aluminum finds from today.
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Neat Find !
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