does anybody know what this object is??
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"4 m underground"
Do you mean 4 meters underground? About 12 feet underground? (Did I do that right...
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Part of a well? What type of area was it found in? Community? Desert? Beach?
Need more info, please.
- Noodle
Do you mean 4 meters underground? About 12 feet underground? (Did I do that right...
)Part of a well? What type of area was it found in? Community? Desert? Beach?
Need more info, please.
- Noodle
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Montana Jim
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4 meters is a lot! Wow... I found this horse tack leather w/with buckle & a few brass rivets about 4 FEET down sticking out of the side of a high-water dirt embankment along a river. It took about 120 years of wind-blown dirt to bury this Indian War area artifact that deep!
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Hello Mobstar,
It would help to know more about the location in which objects are found. Example, there would probably be a great difference between an object found in Europe (and/or certain parts of Europe or another part of the world) and the U.S.
That is, if it were found in the U.S. somewhere, it is likely that it is not an "ancient" object. If it were found in another part of the world, or even in the ocean (which, you have indicated it was not, I think), it would be possible for it to be very, very old. If, however, if found in the U.S. and made of iron, it is probably something which was made after settlement here by Europeans.
Figuring things out like this is how we are able to make better determinations as to what an object is or may be. So, if you could be a bit more specific on where it was found, that may help. Just a tip for future reference. Best regards.
JDSCOIN
It would help to know more about the location in which objects are found. Example, there would probably be a great difference between an object found in Europe (and/or certain parts of Europe or another part of the world) and the U.S.
That is, if it were found in the U.S. somewhere, it is likely that it is not an "ancient" object. If it were found in another part of the world, or even in the ocean (which, you have indicated it was not, I think), it would be possible for it to be very, very old. If, however, if found in the U.S. and made of iron, it is probably something which was made after settlement here by Europeans.
Figuring things out like this is how we are able to make better determinations as to what an object is or may be. So, if you could be a bit more specific on where it was found, that may help. Just a tip for future reference. Best regards.
JDSCOIN
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SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS
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4M, I'm old school :P
Piece of metal and a rock that looks like
it has been scraped with some type of
machinery or tool.
No idea.
have a good un.....
Piece of metal and a rock that looks like
it has been scraped with some type of
machinery or tool.
No idea.
have a good un.....
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