Kosciuszko
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any ideas?
broznze old items
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recondigger
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Can you take a pic of the other side?
Dig until your arm falls off
Dig until your arm falls off
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Kosciuszko
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sure
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What in the world? What type of location were they found?
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Kosciuszko
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Poland,on old route from Rome to Baltic sea.
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Could they be a type of armour? Tony
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I am not well versed in armor, but that is what these appear to be to me. Look like elbow,knee, shoulder guards that are wired,lashed or however attached along with many other parts, to make a Roman era shirt of armor. But doesnt look Roman .Maybe from one of the Germanic tribes that fought and finally destroyed the empire that was Rome!
Thats blarney and I'm full of xxxx! but seriously they look like parts of armor to me.
Thats blarney and I'm full of xxxx! but seriously they look like parts of armor to me.
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Silver Searcher
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They could be Ancient shield bosses, the attachment on the back could have been were they held the shield, that's if it's big enough for a hand. The measurement looks to be in inches.
SS
SS
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Kosciuszko
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Thank you for your help. Mesurement is in centimeters.
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pippinwhitepaws
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shield bosses were not strap on items.
rivets or bolts kept the shield together...
rivets or bolts kept the shield together...
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Breast collar armor for Roman cavalry horses, (like our own Civil War brass heart adornments?) Sub 
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