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Image 1 — I found this in a field between an old estate (with roots dating back to the 11th century) and a country lane (which served as a long-distance trade route from the 9th to the 18th century). Google AI suggested it might be a deformed musket ball?
Image 2 — I found this in a field between an old estate (with roots dating back to the 11th century) and a country lane (which served as a long-distance trade route from the 9th to the 18th century). Google AI suggested it might be a deformed musket ball?
Image 3 — I found this in a field between an old estate (with roots dating back to the 11th century) and a country lane (which served as a long-distance trade route from the 9th to the 18th century). Google AI suggested it might be a deformed musket ball?
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I found this in a field between an old estate (with roots dating back to the 11th century) and a country lane (which served as a long-distance trade route from the 9th to the 18th century). Google AI suggested it might be a deformed musket ball?

u/Same_Comparison_2344 — 19 hours ago
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Kennt sich jemand mit Hufnägeln aus? Habe den an einer mittelalterlichen Handelsstraße gefunden (so ca. 5 bis 15 cm tief)…Frage mich jetzt nur wie alt der sein könnte. Der Weg hat wohl so ab dem 18. Jahrhundert seine Bedeutung endgültig verloren (kleiner Ort? Mitten in Feldern)

u/Same_Comparison_2344 — 1 day ago
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What kind of projectile is this? It was found on a field in the near (easternward) of Düsseldorf and is 57/58mm in lenght and 12/13 mm in diameter

u/Same_Comparison_2344 — 4 days ago
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Just attempted building the USS Quincy CA-39 with spare parts

Liked the ship since I first read about it as a Child. Now at 22 I build it based off pictures

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u/Same_Comparison_2344 — 2 months ago