what is this

[nadia]

I found this in norway new a body of water it was deep down there where earth over the sand and this werid thing was like under the earth and in the sand under the earth and deep enough so water came up do some one know wat this is?

 

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[cudamark]

What metal is it made of? Iron? Brass?

 

[nadia]

What metal is it made of? Iron? Brass?

no idea tbh for me it dont look like any metal looks more stone then met

 

[ArfieBoy]

Welcome to the forum from Oregon! Sorry, I can't help you with the ID.

 

[Almy]

Velcommen! (Is spelling correct?). Did the item give a metal detector signal or did you find it by looking? Heavily corroded metal can look like stone sometimes. It's difficult to determine what it is from the photos but it looks similar to some sort of belt buckle.

 

[nadia]

Velcommen! (Is spelling correct?). Did the item give a metal detector signal or did you find it by looking? Heavily corroded metal can look like stone sometimes. It's difficult to determine what it is from the photos but it looks similar to some sort of belt buckle.

it gave the detector singal if i rember right we found it a year ago

 

[nadia]

Velcommen! (Is spelling correct?). Did the item give a metal detector signal or did you find it by looking? Heavily corroded metal can look like stone sometimes. It's difficult to determine what it is from the photos but it looks similar to some sort of belt buckle.

the red thing around it was to soft to be iron so its not that that gave singal so it have to be the "stone"

 

[GlowingArtist]

Antique formal cloth napkin holder?

 

[DizzyDigger]

It looks very much like part of a shoe buckle.

Welcome to the site Nadia..

 

[cudamark]

no idea tbh for me it dont look like any metal looks more stone then met

Start by putting a magnet on it to see if it's ferrous.

 

[nadia]

Start by putting a magnet on it to see if it's ferrous.

idk if we have any

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Nadia (the unidentified object's finder) replied to Cudamrak's suggestion "Start by putting a magnet on it to see if it's ferrous") by saying:
> idk if we have any.

The place in an average house you are most likely to find a magnet is on the inside of cabinet doors (such as kitchen cabinets), because the magnet helps keep the door closed.