Artifact of a German soldier. WW1 Metal Detecting
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2023
- WW1 Metal Detecting. I searched with a metal detector at the site of a WWI military camp. German and Austro-Hungarian troops were in this camp. I found some interesting artifacts. The best find is the identification badge of a German soldier.
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So much history buried in the mud. Great video!
Thanks!
@@ArtifactDiggerwhy you destroy bullet
Those were some awesome finds, especially the dog tag!
thanks!
Have followed the link from your other channel, looks fab
I would love to have any cartridge from 1st or 2nd world war! So many history in them
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Here I am, a new suscriber
Hello ! What are your settings with the XP ?
Which is your program’s ?
I detecting WW1 in east of France ! 😊
Very great video !! Congrat’s
Hello! I created my program. There are no special settings - discrimination 10, all metals, frequency 12, 4 tones.
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While digging in these trenches and battlefields, don’t you get afraid of hitting an unexplored land mine?
This does not happen often. I try to be careful. If I find something, I will call the sappers.
Wow, this is awesome! Do you find all this in Ukraine or are you somewhere in Austria or Germany?
I really love how you document finds in the digging videos. You give subtitles and then show an old WW picture where the item can be seen back in its time eg. on the utility belt of a soldier. That puts your finds right in their place in time and history.
Very devoted and respectfull handling of the items. You really seem to know a lot about the WW history with regard to equipment and items on the front.
I am only guessing at what this metal square "bowl" might be. It seemed to hold planks of wood on it's hollow side, right?
I can imagine the following:
- it is the lid of a small crate which housed explosive items. The metal served as moisture protection, the wood as some kind of (spark) protection
- if the metal was on the inside of a crate (this item again being the lid), it might have served as "fire pit", which allowed you to take any treacherous remnants of a camp fire with you and quickly cover a fire and smoke (fire would die inside the box for lack of oxygen)
- it might have served as a seat or foot stand, again the metal protected from moisture and mudd
Dunno if any of these suggestions come near the actual use and purpose, but my fantasy urged me to give a voice to my thoughts 😊
You have a good imagination) Everything was found in Ukraine, on the eastern front.
@@ArtifactDigger Exciting hobby. Enjoy your "treasure hunting" 👍 I am looking forward to more videos 🙂💙💛🇺🇦
10:33 grrrrrrrrr why destroy
such a law
@@ArtifactDigger what law