Kalopin
Jr. Member
- Oct 26, 2012
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Horse Shoe and maybe a Bearing from a piece of farm equipment. Not naturally formed, man made for certain.
I think you're reading way more into this than what meets the eye. They look to be just your average rusty iron that's been in the ground for a while. Depending on the mineralization and ground moisture, iron oxide will form into all types of clumps, both hard and soft.
The horseshoe has some text at the top of it, which may be legible with a few whacks of a hammer. I suppose this might answer some questions.
I recognize the horseshoe and someone with an axe to grind.