my home collection

[jeff of pa]

 

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[nahabit]

German Iron cross 2 class on uniform

 

[nhbenz]

Nahabit, you must recieve an enormous amount of offers to buy your items ... they are fantastic! We in the US have been fortunate not to have such a powerful army intrude on us... but I am very jealous of what you are able to find. -Ben

 

[nahabit]

How many time can be repeated - I to anybody and never I sell the finds, I can exchange only on what нибудь. Has not absolutely understood your phrase about army you can paraphrase?

Better look that I have photographed just in the cellar 8)

 

[nahabit]

more

 

[nahabit]

more more

 

[jeff of pa]

Very Intresting Relics as Usual, nahabit.



What nhbenz was trying to say is,

There was Never such a Big war, on U.S. Land,
as in yours.

And we can only see these relics, because you are
so nice to show us.

 

[hollowpointred]

you have an amazing collection nahabit! you could start your own museum! thank you for showing your finds to us!

 

[jeff of pa]

SORRY

Due to Confusion over Whos thread this is,

If anyone wishes to Respond to Gunners Question above,
Please Respond to him in a Pm, so this thread can stay on a
Friendly Course, about nahabits Home Collection.

Thank You.
Jeff

 

[edinger]

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Jeff

AWESOME SKULL, nahabits!!! What a great Home Collection! My FRIENDLY complements!

And as an aside, in order not to go off topic, AWESOME COMMENTS Gunner! My friendly complements!

How's that one, OK then, Jeff?


EDIT: The moderator, Jeff, informs me that since I complimented, Nahabit, I can go on to actually respond to Gunner in the same post, questioning his statements just a bit, as long as I don't go too far off course by introducing meaningful conflict or debate into the serene tranquility here.

So first off, 1000 complements to nahabits, for it is this complementing of the neat artifacts that allows one to make further comments. It is very interesting to see all these artifacts, whether people may think it is wrong or not, it is in any case interesting. To respond just briefly to Gunner's comments, though, I could understand how some people may have an issue with the activity represented here, versus actual archeological excavations for scientific purposes (which take years/decades sometimes, and are done in painstaking detail). They are not the same, and a person could have no issue with one but still have legitimate questions about the other, and it would not make the person a hippocrite. I also think treasure hunting for artifacts like those in the Home Collection (very neat artifacts, by the way, my complements on how interesting they are) would not neccessarily provide a great service or have any significant contribution to science learnings, publications, & teaching as Gunner suggests. That doesn't make it bad or wrong, it only means that scientific value cannot be used as a justification for the activity.

And, nice Home Collection!

 

[hollowpointred]

SORRY

Due to Confusion over Whos thread this is,

If anyone wishes to Respond to Gunners Question above,
Please Respond to him in a Pm, so this thread can stay on a
Friendly Course, about nahabits Home Collection.

Thank You.
Jeff

AWESOME SKULL, nahabits!!! What a great Home Collection! My FRIENDLY complements!

And as an aside, in order not to go off topic, AWESOME COMMENTS Gunner! My friendly complements!

How's that one, OK then, Jeff?


EDIT: The moderator, Jeff, informs me that since I complimented, Nahabit, I can go on to actually respond to Gunner in the same post, questioning his statements just a bit, as long as I don't go too far off course by introducing meaningful conflict or debate into the serene tranquility here.

So first off, 1000 complements to nahabits, for it is this complementing of the neat artifacts that allows one to make further comments. It is very interesting to see all these artifacts, whether people may think it is wrong or not, it is in any case interesting. To respond just briefly to Gunner's comments, though, I could understand how some people may have an issue with the activity represented here, versus actual archaeological excavations for scientific purposes (which take years/decades sometimes, and are done in painstaking detail). They are not the same, and a person could have no issue with one but still have legitimate questions about the other, and it would not make the person a hypocrite. I also think treasure hunting for artifacts like those in the Home Collection (very neat artifacts, by the way, my complements on how interesting they are) would not necessarily provide a great service or have any significant contribution to science learnings, publications, & teaching as Gunner suggests. That doesn't make it bad or wrong, it only means that scientific value cannot be used as a justification for the activity.

And, nice Home Collection!

the main reason any archaeologist does a dig is to document the events of the past. WWII has already been extensively documented, and therefore any archaeological interest in these WWII artifacts would be as museum pieces. i think we need to keep in mind that nahabits country has a different culture than our own, and in his country he isn't breaking any laws. in fact, he has already explained that he is involved in a historical society that digs these artifact as pieces to display and share with others. my only concern at first was for the remains of the war dead, and nahabit did a good job of explaining that he tried to return them to their county of origin but germany was not interested.what he is doing with them now is no different than what the Egyptians have done with the remains of the ancient Egyptians. put them on display for everyone to see. instead of blaming nahabit, we should be thanking him for sharing a piece of his countries history with us..............in my opinion of course!

 

[nahabit]

Thanks for support! It is really possible to lead analogy of a skull from my collection and the Egyptian mummies why Egyptians can expose dead people in museums on a general review and it is considered well, and I cannot expose a skull of the dead enemy on a review? The set of nations of the world exposes in museums of deadmen of different epoch for example in China there is a museum dead where corpses of people since very ancient times lay. Thanks all for support I shall be and to please you with the photos further 8)

 

[nahabit]

Super finds! Can't sleep so am catching up on the double and triple digit posts. Glad you made it 7 years going on 70. That one guy looks like he took it in the face; you think?

Oh. Another thing. Do the girls come over to your home much?

Cyn

I have not absolutely understood phrase - paraphrase. And to girls which come to me to spit on skulls and my collection, they come absolutely for another

 

[nahabit]

german belt bukle

 

[nahabit]

8)

 

[nahabit]

Super finds! Can't sleep so am catching up on the double and triple digit posts. Glad you made it 7 years going on 70. That one guy looks like he took it in the face; you think?

Oh. Another thing. Do the girls come over to your home much?

Cyn

I have not absolutely understood phrase - paraphrase. And to girls which come to me to spit on skulls and my collection, they come absolutely for another

Yeah--they come for those arms. Put some clothes on!

Cyn

 

[EDDE]

she asks if the ladies get scared of the relics and dead peoples head on mantel,she like your arm the muscles

 

[jeff of pa]

Another Nice Buckle nahabit.

Just curious, have you dug any Russian war dead? Even accidentally? What do you do with those remains? Is your governement insterested in giving them proper burial?

He said Earlier, They are Given a hero's burial.

But try to be nicer to those skulls, they were just young boys fighting because their government told them to, just as you or I would fight and die if our government told us. I have to admit, if I were there, I'd probably have those skulls on my shelf too.

He also said, Germany Refused them Back,
So he Buries them in the Woods if I'm not Mistaken.

 

[nahabit]

8)

 

[jon43]

thank you for sharing all the find,s that you have post. i have no problems with the skulls, but thats just me.