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Re: Pottery Experts
This large piece was found in the ocean about 30 years ago. It has no markings other than the decorative ones. Any ideas where it could be from?
Re: The Bone Expert
Hiya I came across an animal skeleton on my morning walk and I wondered if you would be able to help me find out what kind of animal it is?
Re: Pottery Experts
I have a very old small clay jug that was dug up by a friends grandfather just before the Second World War about 1meter below the surface I would…
Re: Etched Vase: How to Discover its Origins?
I found 3 pieces of different pottery in the brook out back. This was ancient indian land . Curious to know the…
Re: Etched Vase: How to Discover its Origins?
OK i found 3 different pieces of pottery in brook so far wondering age and if they are old enough that indians…
Re: Stone Tool Experts
Hello, I found what looks like a hatchet type tool slightly in the ground near an old Walnut Grove. Is there a way I can send picture or show it?
Re: Pottery Experts
Hello there, My grandad found an old piece of pottery sticking out of a molehill near the site of a Middle Age church which is no longer standing…
Re: Stone Tool Experts
Hello, I come across a stone on a beech on the NE coat of Scotland, Caithness (beside a castle - I forget the name but can look it up if you…
Re: Pottery Experts
i found old pottery it is several different colors. it was 4ft in the ground
Re: Pottery Experts
I have been left this dish which I think is very old but probably worthless and would like very much to know more about it It is 13 x 10 inches…