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My findings with X-TERRA 70

Holy smokes... is that a revolver cylinder with ammunition in it? (4th picture down)

Great finds. Where abouts in the world are you?
 
nero_design (is that a revolver cylinder with ammunition in it? (4th picture down) Yes, there remained ammunition but they are not dangerous and not cause any harm. All the finds were made in Moldova:wiggle: I think that swearing will not be exhibited with the findings of another country?:unsure:
 
I think something might have gotten lost in the translation..."swearing"? Smokes is a good word if that's what you're wondering (LOL!).

Otherwise, you seem to have some some very interesting finds. Can you tell us what some of them are if you know? One looks to be a Medieval Arrowhead. Another reminds me of a Roman Arrow. Is the axehead very old (assuming it is an axehead and not something else)?

Very interesting finds. You must have a lot of amazing history to be dug where you are.
 
Thanks nero_design! According to some findings can say the following. The second photo 1) the tip of the boom, with an emphasis rhombic, age 9-14, 2) can be used as a harpoon for fishing, occurs in the 10-13 age finds. Three Turkish silver coins 1600-1700 year. Ring 1700, too. The third photo axe Lumberjack 1500-1600 years . Fifth big picture of Catherine the second coin Russia 5 kopecks in 1771, and two smaller coins 1817.1863 years and sex rings silver 1500-1600 year.
 
The first photo tip of arrows 9-10, German buttons, ring 19 century and the lid of medicine known pharmaceutical campaign BAYER. The second photo cube on the German pursuit and German
lighter.Third photo German jacks. The fourth picture, Trac from the tank. The fifth picture, marking German
tokens.I sixth picture, club and medieval coins from the year 1700-1950, casings from the rifle and MAUSER, MOISANA
 
I want to ask for asylum if I regret that someone in their posts.:huh: Since I do not know English very well have to move to combine my GOOGLE
TRANSLATOR:blink:. Best regards. Jacky
 
Jacky said:
I want to ask for asylum if I regret that someone in their posts.:huh: Since I do not know English very well have to move to combine my GOOGLE
TRANSLATOR:blink:. Best regards. Jacky
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Bun venit! From Colorado USA.
 
Nero_Woof you get (welcome) :thumbup::clapping: thanks;) Even something which finds The second photo, sickle (BRONZE AGE)
At the last photo, a German medical help



 
Those are some great historical finds there Jacky, Be careful not to blow yourself (not swearing lol) up.
Mike
 
Jacky said:
And this, I went to warriors and found such awards

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Hi jacky,in case you don't know.
The first award is the close combat clasp,awarded in bronze,silver and gold a pure military award (not nazi)given for bravery in combat.
i believe it was regarded as the highest military awards (one of).
The second picture is the kvk1 with swords given for bravery,not as high as the iron cross second class, but just below.
but i'm sure you know all this:thumbup:
i envy you,best regards:clapping:
 
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