MOPED ARMY

I guess that would be older than dirt^^^

Ammonite man. But yeah they were alot like Nautilus...the biggest one I have is a 45 lb gigantor one like 2 feet in diameter. Have to find a picture..

Last week i found this medal, its an honorary medal that all participants in the 10 day war against belgium got in 1831. Belgium became independent again in 1832, so it wasnt of much use.

It reads "loyal to king and country 1830/1831"

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I found this little bowl from around 100 AC a while back.

Carbide light? Cool!

Around the original13 colonies the outhouses were the safest place to hide family's wealth when the British brigands or Paxton boys burned the house down and killed every one it was all that was left.

I saw the largest piece of malicite it's a green crystalline slab about 3 x 8 x 5 they found it here. the gemstone layer here is only 15-30 ft deep the Indians used to get jasper.

Yeah,my Uncle's plateau field in KY where he grew hay and tobacco was loaded with arrowheads.

We thought nothing of them.

Two pea's in a pod my friend, surly you've found some. Post your pics..

Hard candy?

Bought some geodes down around Tennessee at a gift shop. A completely white one with beautiful clear crystal inside like rock salt, a red one with diamond like crystals inside, one green one with clear crystal inside. Beautiful for about thirty bucks total!

But I love those natural spikes coming up.

That's not a GEODE, that's a GEE-OLD! LOL!

1830's Large cent. Maybe 1835 or 1836. It's pretty worn.

Native American pottery fragment. The first piece I've found.

Bump to see if anyone found something good lately.

Here's a 16th century brass pin i found a few years back. The key to finding pins is to get them lodged in your finger by accident.

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Here's some fragments of 13th century wooden bowls.

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