Subjects of olden time

[nahabit]

Subjects of olden time found under Novgorod 1600-1800 years

 

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[Monty]

I have never seen anything like that. I notice that you are in Moscow, and I would expect your finds would open up a whole new area of detector finds for us on the forum. Great to see these things. Monty

 

[Gypsy Heart]

These are absolutely beautiful!! I have found a Russian Artifact site that has alot of good info on identification.

http://www.russianisland.com/cgi-bin/frames1.cgi?ID=12

 

[Mona Lisa]

Nahabit, those are so beautiful. Thanks for showing us.

 

[Night Stalker]

Incredible! Sure like to find some of this here in Kentucky!!!

 

[nahabit]

Whether it is authorized to dig your laws in parks and city squares? Near to monuments? Whether as far as vigilant your police and the big penalties?Our police only drinks criminals at us do not catch a photo cop in the Moscow underground

 

[Sand]

That policeman I guess has become already famous- I see this photo every week on various sites

 

[nahabit]

теперь этот чувак приобретет известноть еще и в штатах! ты кстати сам не из Москвы Егор?

 

[Snee]

Very nice!

 

[jon43]

wow, awesome nice finds.

 

[River Rat]

Nahabit,

Thank you for sharing with us...they're beautiful.

Happy Hunting

 

[Burdie]

Welcome to the forum. Realy nice finds. Burdie

 

[DJ_Quinn]

That's some interesting stuff. I'm checking out midieval sites. I love midieval history, and finding artifacts that old is exciting. So far, the oldest hammered coins I've found are 15th or 16th century.

 

[Angela (Australia)]

Hello nahabit,
What metal detector do you use to find these fantastic relics? Have you found old coins? I live in an old goldmining town where a lot of interesting relics have been discovered. But as your country is much older than Australia, so are the relics you find! Good stuff.
Angela