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I am new member in VA looking for information about an artifact that I have had for years and was told it was Myan. It was examined by a local museum and we were told that they could find nothing exactly like it and that we should investigate further with the Museum in Richmond. Decided to try some on line investigating first. I can account for the statue's whereabouts for the last 80 years but only know that it came from the southeast. The local museum felt it was of a woman giving birth.

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DOX_E_RSQ said:
I am new member in VA looking for information about an artifact that I have had for years and was told it was Myan. It was examined by a local museum and we were told that they could find nothing exactly like it and that we should investigate further with the Museum in Richmond. Decided to try some on line investigating first. I can account for the statue's whereabouts for the last 80 years but only know that it came from the southeast. The local museum felt it was of a woman giving birth.

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Dox, welcome to TreasureNet, we have a forum called "what is it", it is found under " Our Discoveries ", that is place to post this at. Repost it there and you will get some answers...

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Hello, soon to be Nooby. Just waiting on my detector to arrive. From Illinois, Hanover Park area. Was browsing videos and got kinda hooked on watching Deep Digger Dan. Not sure of your opinions of him but, hey I like his videos. Been watching some on here now as well. You all have had some great finds. Not going to have any great hopes, but its more for me to get out and active. My job now is mainly driving and sitting at a desk doing computer work, and i think when im out visiting cell sites why not detect the area right around it. Some of them are pretty remote, so, hey why not. When i was on the construction side, we had to excavate a bit and it turned out we were on an old Bromo seltzer factory. Found over 200 intact cobalt blue bottles in their shipping crates that disintegrated as we tried to get them out. My boss at the time(such an Asshat) took all of them from us. That or lose our jobs. Went back a couple of years ago to poke around but the rest of the property now is a parking lot. Damn the Luck. Also my old boss got struck by lightning. Karma's a ***** ain't it. Well, Glad to be here, and can't wait for warm weather again.

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Hi, all.. I have been lurking here for a few weeks as part of my search for metal detector info. I finally found a MD and bought it today. It's a Whites Coinmaster 5500/D series3.
I am brand spanking new to this hobby. I have been searching for and reading all kinds of reviews and opinions about MD's. This site has been very helpful.
My Whites is in like new condition, and works perfectly. I narrowed down the features I wanted ( or thought i needed) and found the price of a
newer model was out of my reach. But, when i saw this Md, and researched it, I found all the features I wanted at a cost I could afford. Also, I am attracted to old school machines and gadgets more than the new stuff. (I reserve the right to change my mind about the analogs at any time).
Looking forward to my first time out with the coinmaster and being a member here. Thanks for reading, Tony
 

Hi my name is Dan. Im from Northern California. Im obsessed with searching for treasure. I like gold panning metal detecting, dredging , scrapping and looking for treasure at garage sales. I look forward to reading about all of your adventures.
 

Welcome to tnet everyone. Great site
 

QUOTE=danjeeps;4365550]Hi my name is Dan. Im from Northern California. Im obsessed with searching for treasure. I like gold panning metal detecting, dredging , scrapping and looking for treasure at garage sales. I look forward to reading about all of your adventures.[/QUOTE]

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Hello everybody. Im a noob from Myrtle Beach and I look forward to learning more about treasure hunting from the rest of you.
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Hi I'm also new to page .. I currently live in Phoenix az and just new to prospecting
 

Welcome hope you have lots of time, I spent a month prospecting near Oatman last November!


aznewbie said:
Hi I'm also new to page .. I currently live in Phoenix az and just new to prospecting
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Lots of good info here just hang in there and put in the time to be successful


butterbean said:
Hello everybody. Im a noob from Myrtle Beach and I look forward to learning more about treasure hunting from the rest of you.
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Kind of new to the hobby, live in foster ri.
Could use some pointers
 

hi everyone im new to metal detecting but ben doing some gold gold prospecting for some time now. I bout my wife and I both a gold bug se to start with. we are ready to get out there and see what we can find.
 

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